i geuss god servant powers?Quote:
Originally Posted by BG-57
Who is zodiark in fft?
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i geuss god servant powers?Quote:
Originally Posted by BG-57
Who is zodiark in fft?
A Summon that Elidibs (aka Serpentarius) casts in the final level of Deep Dungeon (aka Midlight's Deep). If a Summoner gets hit with it and survives, he learns it.
That's why it's normally impossible to master the Summon job, there's always an empty spell slot, much like the slot for Ultima in Ramza's Squire job.
oooo thats why i didnt remember him. I need to get a new copy of fft and play it again t tryed to emulate it it wouldent work though
I actually managed to master the Summon job of all my characters, but that was the PSX version of the game, without all the changes in the PSP version.
The trick about Elidibs is he always avoids targeting Ramza with Zodiac. So send in a generic with low faith. Teaching it to the rest of the party involves another floor in Deep Dungeon, where one random encounter involves two enemy Summoners. Paralyze a monster and immobilize the Summoners, lower their faith, and hit them with Zodiac. Kill 'em both and there's a 50% chance they'll drop a crystal.
I heard the PSP version makes learning by crystals much tougher.
i havent played it on psp im thinking about geting one just for FFT
Unless I make a friend with both a PSP and FFT, I'm going to pass. Too much cool stuff that requires co-op play.
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I wish those bassholes on ebay wouldent charge like 50-60 bucks for FFT
Edit: look at this crap Final Fantasy Tactics Factory Sealed ULTRA RARE ERROR - eBay (item 270411835483 end time Jul-19-09 14:17:25 PDT)
At any rate, the Glabados church in the 1000 years after FFXII is clearly modeled on the medieval Catholic church, populated with venal, corrupt clergy, and self-righteous knights that subjegate the population. There are individual religious people that are quite virtuous, but the concept of an institutional religion seems (in the context of the game) is built on a tissue of lies and historical coverups.
just like the catholic church.
If you really pay attention to the story itll make you ask a lot of questions about the church and organized religoin
Xenogears has almost exactly the same take as FFT.
One can quibble whether the modern Church is still like that outside of Dan Brown novels.
i would say not so much
One could, but that would be something for EoEO. We've drifted a bit off topic here.Quote:
Originally Posted by BG-57
Seymour is one of my big annoyances with FFX. He was an extremely poorly designed villain. His backstory was interesting enough, and the scene in Baaj Temple was nice, but adult Seymour was terrible.
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Originally Posted by Skyblade
he reaks of to much villian.
the first time i played FFX when i first saw him i was like ill be damned if thats not a bad guy. then i found out who he was then he helps you i was like damn maby im wron. luckily he proves me right.
See, when he helps you fight, all I was thinking was:
"Does Square really think this makes it so that I will be surprised when he turns out to be a bad guy?"
He was way too obvious. Plus, I feel that the people in Luca were idiots, because it took me about two seconds to realize that Seymour had let the fiends in.
yep Seymore is the obvious villan the moment he steps off that boat in the beginning, and if his appearance (facial expressions, body language) didn't give it away i'm sure the music in the background did, his music was black and ominous from the moment you first see him...