The question is do you want a sequel to FFTactics the original or continue the Tactics Advance series?
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The question is do you want a sequel to FFTactics the original or continue the Tactics Advance series?
Can we get Tactics 2 in the vein of historic Final Fantasy sequels? Invent a completely new world, but carry over similar elements from the original game. I would love a FFT2, but after all the Ivalice Alliance crap I would rather they just start over with something fresh.
I voted the last option because, heck, I just want more Ivalice and more Tactics. Just get Matsuno on board.
I never got into Advance. FFT is by far my favorite FF game, so it would be great to see more of that world.
Tactics Ogre already fulfilled that desire to me and there is a lot of lore indicating that they do actually take place in the same world.
If I had to choose for the future, I would want more of a sequel to this. The Advanced games just don't do it for me.
Quoted for epic truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by VeloZer0
That's pretty much what FFTA was. Sure, it was still "Ivalice", but it was such a different world it might as well have been fresh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete for PresidentQuoted for epic truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by VeloZer0
Thank goodness, because FFT's Ivalice was so dull.
This Skyblade offends me.
He's pretty much in the right, thoQuote:
Originally Posted by Bolivar
>>> More Ivalice?
Yes.
More Tactics games?
No..:luca:
I appreciate that they started from a clean slate, I just didn't like what they did with it from there. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Skyblade
Actualy, if they made a series of FFT games where they were all set in different worlds which conveniently happened to be called 'Ivalice' it would be kind of cool.
More Advance please !
Final Fantasy Tactics A2 was amazing :heart:
Couldn't stand like, two seconds of the original game.
I would play the hell out of a Tactics 2 that involved similar gameplay and a similarly dark plot, even if it wasn't a direct sequel.
Oh good I'm not the only one who prefers Advance over the original.
I loved FFTA because it didn't take itself too seriously and it was the perfect portable game to play for like ten or fifteen minutes at a time. This sort of thing just works better for handhelds (IMO) and I don't care about the story because I just want to build up my team and play around with jobs.