For Final Fantasy Tactics on the PlayStation, a GameFAQs message board topic titled. 2) Gained Exp Up. Lets you level up once per action. Up: 1-2) Sounds right. 3) Just make sure the remaining character can hit the. Oct 27, 2018 - This game has a hidden sound test. Final Fantasy Tactics is a near-legendary strategy RPG for PlayStation, made by the. Fire Bracelet, Thundr Brcelet, Dragon Tame, Dragon Care, Dragon PowerUp, Dragon LevelUp,.
Updates from Version 2.0.0- iCloud Save Data CompatibilityiCloud save data from ver. 1.2.0 and older versions is incompatible with ver. 2.0.0 and later versions. Please save the game using the in-game save feature before updating to ver. 2.0.0 or later versions.
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2.1.0 and later updates.- Quick Save WarningDue to changes to OS features, Quick Save cannot be performed in battles.We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience and understanding.Other Important Notifications- Quick Save (auto-save) data is erased when the game is updated. Please use the in-game save feature before updating to the latest version.- The app requires a fair amount of memory and may not load while other apps are running. If the app does not load, please close all other apps and try again.Version 1.2.0■Refined GraphicsAll of the game's unit graphics have been redrawn in high-resolution. Don't miss this chance to play the sharpest, most beautiful FINAL FANTASY TACTICS yet!■Improved Draw SpeedsThe graphic drawing processes have been optimized for mobile devices. Say goodbye to choppy motion and crash bugs, and play with the quickest, smoothest abilities effects and animations to date!■iCloud SupportA save slot which allows game data to be saved to iCloud has been added.
It is now possible to migrate game data across multiple devices.-Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions has arrived for iPhone/iPod touch!Released as the Final Fantasy series' first tactical RPG in 1997, Final Fantasy Tactics on Playstation went on to sell over 2.4 million copies worldwide. The game grew in popularity upon its re-release in 2007 as Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions for the PSP with added features such as new movies, scenarios and Jobs.Now, in 2011 the game has finally arrived for the iPhone/iPod touch! You can enjoy the game whose story gave life to the world of Ivalice, and whose high strategy battles bring tactical games to a whole new level.■Game features- Intuitive Touch Screen ControlsThe complex tactical game can be effortlessly and intuitively controlled by simply tapping units and menus. Gone is the old method of switching fixed map views - you can now rotate, move and change the size of maps as you please by sliding and pinching.- Improved Loading TimesLoading times have been improved to get you into the action quicker than ever. What's more, you can even skip certain cut scenes.
Crooks2002, Thank you for updating to 64bit iOS 11 compatibility!!Thank you Square Enix for the timely update. I have raised my rating from 1-4 stars!! Quick save was awesome, if that can be fixed too, all the way up to 5 stars I was really worried that you'd have a more 'business minded' approach to fixing this game if at all.
Kudos for you for making the customer/gamer first.:)My previous review is below:This game is great and I love coming back to it time and time again. But if it is not updated to 64bit, in the next iOS update whether it's iOS 10.3.2 or 11 we will not be able to continue playing. Please don't release a whole new version and make us pay for it again too. This game was expensive as it is. Release an update, fix some bugs and my rating will go back up to 5 stars. Square-Enix, you're now able to respond. It would be great to hear if you'll be continuing to support this amazing game.
Please don't leave your die hard fans in the dust. Liz959522, This was my favorite on PS1I waited and waited for it to come down in price because it was my favorite ps game and I lost the disc.
I agree with people who complain that it’s not optimized for the iPhone. I don’t have an iPad and it is a bit small for me to read on my phone. That seems like an easy fix via settings. But you cannot change the font size. I’m also not a huge fan of the touch controls as they are so small I often hit the wrong thing and that can be frustrating. But my biggest issue is that the enemies’ battle speed is way too fast for me to follow.
There is no way to slow it down. I would upgrade my rating if we could adjust that in the settings because I like to see what’s happening on the battlefield. If you liked the original, you’ll like this port, and these little annoyances will probably not bother you. However, I can’t give this beloved game more than 3 stars due to the difficulty in playing due to the things I mentioned. On sale, it’s ok—I wouldn’t pay $14 for it. AMillah, (UPDATED) SQUARE, UPDATE(D) PRONTOI’m updating my review back to 5 stars.
Final Fantasy Tactics Level Up Sounds
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I’m very happy Square released an update day 1 with the iOS 11 launch. To help preserve this all-time classic on mobile for a new generation. This game is a treasure, and I’m truly happy to have it remain on my iPhone and iPad for the foreseeable future.If you buy this game, just be warned that in its current state, it will cease to run on the next release of iOS, iOS 11 due roughly in September 2017. So that only gives this amazing classic 3 months of life left.Given the prices Square charges for their games on iOS, I thought this was a fair warning to give to users. This is also a call for Square to get their act together and show these amazing games some love.
Apples tools makes it pretty darn simple to modernize a game to run 64-bit, and Square frankly has no excuse to not update games they charge $20 or more for. At least in my view as an outside observer.I really hate to lose access to this amazing game on my iPhone, but this change has been a long time coming and warranted. If a developer cannot make a simple compatibility update in over 3 years, then what business do they have accepting money from customers anymore?
Uploaded on Dec 27, 2007What's the easiest way to level up? Just put the enemies to sleep and and have everyone make actions that have some effect. In my case, most of the actions are adding tons of status effect spells. The enemies have so many (as many as 10 to 15) that it takes several seconds for me to find out what they have and what they don't need. As long as they remain asleep (cast sleep on them repeatedly to refresh the status effect) and you don't do any HP damage to them, you can keep the battle going on forever safely; and, as along as your characters are taking actions that have some effect, you'll level up.
In my setup, the oracle's a-castin', the thief's a-stealin', the chemist's a-healin', the bard's a-singin' and the other is for general purpose. This battle went on for 3 1/2 hours and the video starts the point where I was 2 hours, 51 minutes, and 45.295 seconds into the battle (starting at the moment the battle is initiated at Mandalia Plains).I have the same amount of progress with the story as the previous 3-segment video. The main difference is that I've now reached level 99 at this state. Yes, indeed, enemies do have 50 to 120% more HP than the characters do and I've lately gone through many phoenix downs as they're strong enough to take magic users out in one hit and others in just two. Because of this, starting around level 40, I needed a monk with the 'accumulate' ability at first in order to defeat enemies, but soon, by level 60, this was no longer an option. The next stage, which survived until I maxed out at 99, is where I've had to become much more dependent on status effect spells, particularly 'sleep' and 'don't move'.
'Don't move' is fast to cast and use so it is my first method. Sleep follows where the enemy needs to wait 40 turns. As the characters' speed increases, this gets into the hundreds. At this point in the video, I needed to wait nearly 100 to 120 turns before the enemy could act again (and with sleep put back on with 20-some left, another 100 needs to be waited). I have practically every single job available that I know of (except mime and dancer as far as I can tell from the game's manual).