Action Bomb: Explode is known by most bombs and can be learned by Blue Mages.Canon is canon.įinal Fantasy Tactics Advance provides examples of: NOTE: This is for logging tropes, not lecturing on the common Alternate Character Interpretation. The game saw a re-release on the Wii U Virtual Console in 2015. While it too is a bit of a Non-Linear Sequel, there are quite a few continuity nods that suggest that the protagonist, Luso Clemens, is from the same world as the characters in Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, even if the world he finds himself spirited to is quite different from the one in this game. It's exclusively in Japan, and since they're probably rare now, try going through this playlist to fulfill your curiosity.Ī sequel to this game, Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift, was released almost half a decade later. This game was also built an Audio Adaptation, named Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Radio Edition.
Although the Lighter and Softer graphics style caught some considerable flak from fans of Final Fantasy Tactics and Vagrant Story, the game's style is actually lifted wholesale from an earlier Yasumi Matsuno title, Tactics Ogre - which Final Fantasy Tactics was the Darker and Edgier Spiritual Successor to. There's very little challenge, but the game is still solid and fans of Turn-Based Strategy games may wish to try it out. There's more than 200 hours of gameplay here, if you seek it.įinal Fantasy Tactics Advance swung as far to the easy side of the gameplay difficulty scale as the original Final Fantasy Tactics swung to the hard side. Breaking the Law results in soccer-style penalties, with the result that a repeat offender may be hauled off to jail.Ĭharacter Development and atmosphere are only side aspects and not quite as deep and immersive as in the first game, but the number of potential missions is simply staggering, and don't underestimate the addictiveness of putting a game of this type on a portable. Another new feature is "Laws", restrictions placed on combat by the Judges of Ivalice. Additionally, skills are learned by having certain weapons and armour equipped, instead of the Tactics's JP system.Ĭombat is strictly turn-based, with characters doing what you tell them to when you tell them to, no waiting for spellcasting or anything of that nature.
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Unlike in the first game, where characters could theoretically learn almost any skill, given enough time and the right gender, certain abilities and classes are available only to certain species: The brutish, lizard-like ( but don't call 'em that while they're nearby) Bangaa the magical, mild-mannered Nu Mou the lithe, all-female Viera Final Fantasy series staple Moogles and, of course, ( all-male) Humans ( guess what they are). On the gameplay side, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance returns the class system of the previous game, but adds a new twist: races.
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