Romanda is the one across Larner Canal not Ordallia.
Romanda is the one across Larner Canal not Ordallia.
That's what I said. If it's stated in the game script somewhere, then it contradicts the map. Theoretically, Romanda and Ordallia could be connected off the sides of the map, which I guess was finaloblivion's point.
Well of course it is possible that the northern part of Ordallia might stretch out across the North Joe (?) Sea and connect with Romanda.
This is neglecting that the whole region in which Final Fantasy XII takes place is called Ivalice. It's unlikely that if the two were directly connected, they'd have a region named one thing and a country not too far away named the same.
If the worlds are connected directly, I'm sticking to the theory that they take place in different time periods. Afterall, airships are all over the place in FFXII, but they're considered ancient technology in FFT.
I don't think the Balthier we see in the Tactics remake will have anything to do with his alter-ego in FFXII. All I'm wondering is how they could possibly make him important to the plot without changing a lot of things (which would be a shame). The only way I thought they could get away with it was to replace Mustadio with Balthier.
As far as the note in the end of FFXII that makes reference to Bervenia, I'd imagine that has a lot more to do with Revenant Wings than anything else.
North Ice Sea, acually. Sorry, my scan is blurry.Originally Posted by Magus of Zeal
Bervernia Free City is the site of a major battle in FFT.
Not having played FFXII, I can't say for sure if the worlds are connected. The evidence is compelling, however.
Pity Revenant Wings is on the DS only.
Magus of Zeal, you are 100% correct. The cover of my FFXII Ultimania has the continent of Ordalia right there where you put it (read the weird script on the right arch, it says "the continent of Ordalia")
BTW, Ivalice script:
Me and my kids have dragon eggs:
cool.
:O_O: I need my FFXII NOW!
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