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Topic	transience's top 100 games -- please insert disc 2.
transience 01/01/20 8:35:46 AM #161:	16. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0xm3Oteai8 1998 PS1 FFT is an all around good game, from the story to the music to the characters. I dont want to give those aspects of the game the short end of the stick because theyre really excellent. This game has a great storyline with likable protagonists and a soundtrack to match the medieval setting perfectly. But ultimately, Im a job system guy above all things. Im here because FFT has really fun class builds with great skills and fantastic progression. Its ridiculously fun to build out your characters. Mixing and matching classes and skills on each character is a certain level of micromanagement that I get super deep into. The other stuff makes it a good game, but FFT is ultimately defined by taking a squad of no-names and turning them into nuclear weapons. In fact, the games weakest point is when you get to chapter 4 and youve basically completed each characters class destiny. Once your auto-potioning Lancer is jumping from across the screen and countering enemies with Hamedo, youre pretty much done and are just grinding your way down the final dungeon. FFT has very good base gameplay but its not the same without that addicting progression. --- xyzzy <cite>transience posted [p:932317944] in transience... [t:78293456]...</cite> <quote>16. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0xm3Oteai8 1998 PS1 FFT is an all around good game, from the story to the music to the characters. I dont want to give those aspects of the game the short end of the stick because theyre really excellent. This game has a great storyline with likable protagonists and a soundtrack to match the medieval setting perfectly. But ultimately, Im a job system guy above all things. Im here because FFT has really fun class builds with great skills and fantastic progression. Its ridiculously fun to build out your characters. Mixing and matching classes and skills on each character is a certain level of micromanagement that I get super deep into. The other stuff makes it a good game, but FFT is ultimately defined by taking a squad of no-names and turning them into nuclear weapons. In fact, the games weakest point is when you get to chapter 4 and youve basically completed each characters class destiny. Once your auto-potioning Lancer is jumping from across the screen and countering enemies with Hamedo, youre pretty much done and are just grinding your way down the final dungeon. FFT has very good base gameplay but its not the same without that addicting progression. --- xyzzy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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