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This is probably the worst reason to like FFT. It's a good reason to like FF7, but in FFT, Cloud is devoid of personality and relevance to the story, but I guess, whatever...Quote:
Originally Posted by Quiksilver326
Anyway, this thread seems a bit strange. Everyone knows that FFT was far, far, far, far superior. Not only to FFTA, but to every other video game ever made.
Just my thought.
Ive only played like an hour of FFTA, and Im near the end of FFT
I think FFT is alot better, even though Ive only played a snippet of FFTA....
i played FFTA before FFtT, so i really liked FFTA and when i played FFT i just treated it like a sequal, cause its like FFTA but alot better.
FFT, because it has incest.
Since I havent really played FFT yet but its on the top of my must get list because im trying to get every FF game.Since I have played FFTA alot more and soooooo close to beating it I just chose that.And the other reason why I havent got FFT is that im still a little tedious about the death system in FFT....I mean it makes the game realistic but they are lost forever thats just a little much for a FF game....but im gonna get it just because I can.
P.S.
Can anyone tell me what happens when one of your characters are infected with Marblow virus...I was looking at the thread at the home page and I saw that and I just wanted to know what happens...are they lost forever or do they come back after the battle?
In tactics if your character crystalizes or turns to a chest(dead for 3 turns or so) then they are gone forever.
Three of that characters turn is generally plenty of time to either revive them or kill off the enemy. Though if you try to revive it can be quite annoying if the raise spell just won't hit your character :(
What about the Marbalo Virus effect....I read somewhere that its perminent but does that mean they are in your party but as a Marbalo or you have to kill them and their gone forever.....
The "Moldball Virus" is an attack that the computer does not employ, and as I've not bred Marlboros I can't vouch for what it does. The ONLY way to get that attack is to have someone with Monster Skill equipped next to a Greater Marlboro, so you'd have to use it on yourself for it to happen.
FFT had so much more customization, anyone could become anything with a bit of work, with the exceptions of the special classes and the bard/dancer. Being able to recruit and name my characters rocks, because then it's like it's my friends and I off saving the world, and all shall fell the wrath of my Bolt4.
Honestly I think that tactics was by far the better.
Although the magic and skills in Adv. was better because of the no charge time, but that takes away some of the tactics part of the game. Plus Adv. was way to kiddy and felt like it was like a disney to a universal movie in terms of audience. The race part added some depth, but i prefer being able to turn any character i want into any class i want.
Tactics all the way.:cool:
Moldball Virus, if successful, turns a target into a Morbol. As Void said, Moldball Virus can only be used on an ally if you yourself employ the technique. If it hits, the ally will be turned into a Morbol; this change is permanent. Fortunately, only monsters and generic humans are susceptible to the status; characters like Agrias and Mustadio are immune.
Like most of the other posters in this thread, I prefer FFT to FFTA.
FFTA is a laugh.
I think the answer is very obvious, FFT
Tactics for its storyline.
Final Fantasy Tactics. Advance was like Final Fantasy Tactics Lite.
FFT has better plot, better jobs (aside of Elementalist, that IMO pwns most of FF magical classes), better jogability, better main character, and even better graphics. Plus, FFT doesn't have that stupid Law thing.
FFT >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> FFTA. For the win. :love: