I don't know, but it's wierd that the Moogles actually have red wings, as well as the re-use of the name.
Why is the Ship in FFiv called the Red wings anyway? It don't have no red wings.
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I don't know, but it's wierd that the Moogles actually have red wings, as well as the re-use of the name.
Why is the Ship in FFiv called the Red wings anyway? It don't have no red wings.
It wasn't the ship that was called the "Red Wings".
Yuo know how in the beginning you see a fleet of
5 ships. That fleet's name was the "Red Wings"
Clan Bahamut
Just beacuse it ain't a summon in this one...
I think that this gams version of Bahamut is Adramelk
Clan Matrix
Clan Verderaen.
Clan BAoTW :D
help! i dont know wt ur on about i aint played it plz explain?:S
At the beginning of the game you get to name your group of characters (a.k.a. Clan)
a thank you very much, whats the battle sytem like on tactics??Quote:
Originally posted by Destruction666
At the beginning of the game you get to name your group of characters (a.k.a. Clan)
Final Fantasy minus the exploration with a complex class and battle system. It's a Final Fantasy completely focused on battles. Raise a small army of your favorite Final Fantasy classes, and destroy the world.
...Clan Ronin. *sucks*
Minus the exploration??! that sounds crazy and strange, how does that work then?Quote:
Originally posted by Evil Princess Sara
Final Fantasy minus the exploration with a complex class and battle system. It's a Final Fantasy completely focused on battles. Raise a small army of your favorite Final Fantasy classes, and destroy the world.
You go from battle to battle, selecting different challenges from a list. Each battle offers a tidbit of dialogue to further the plot at the beginning and end.
aah sounds crazy and quite boring (no offnce) but hey not played it wouldn't know. :) thanks for the info. :dQuote:
Originally posted by Evil Princess Sara
You go from battle to battle, selecting different challenges from a list. Each battle offers a tidbit of dialogue to further the plot at the beginning and end.