FF VI Advance Changes.

[Mirage]

Did they change any of the character portraits? I sincerely hope that, if they did, they don't look as horrible as FF4 Advance's ones did.

They used the old ones, except for those who didn't have any.

[DarkLadyNyara]

So they changed 'monument to non-existence' to 'Empire...OF DEATH". Wow, and I was worried they would change it to something cliché and stupid; they sure showed me.

Empire of Death. Awesome.

*smacks forehead* Oh, god, they didn't. Shoot me. Now.

You know what? I'm gonna find the origional script, and just mentaly substitute the parts I like.

[beanbag]

well i heard that u can get more espers
4 more i think
dose neone no who the espers r and what u can learn from them
i really want the game but i live in the uk

[Mirage]

Emulation, beanbag.

The new espers are Gilgamesh, Leviathan, Cactuar and Diablos. Cactuar teaches no new spells, but Leviathan teaches Flood and Gilgamesh teaches Valor. Not sure what Diablos teaches.

[Jowy]

Graviga, i.e. something you'll never use.

[Mirage]

No wonder I forgot about it then!

[Zeromus_X]

However, Diabolos does give you +100% of the HP you gain at level up with him equipped. Meaning, you'll get double the HP you'd normally gain from a level up.

And at least Dark Messenger looks awesome. :/

[Mirage]

It does, but by the time you get it, it's pretty pointless :p. By that time, most characters will have either enough strength or magic to cap the damage, and still have enough levels left to max HP by using Bahamut. MP seems to get maxed naturally anyway for almost all characters.

[Zeromus_X]

Well, if you overlevel with crazy stat boosts, of course it won't be too terribly important...

[Mirage]

That's not really important. Even if you enter with low levels, you'll want to wait until lv90 before you start boosting your HP. This is because the HP boost bonuses are percentages of your natural HP growth from one level to the next. 200% is twice the HP growth, so naturally, you'll benefit more from using this boost at high level rather than low levels, because you gain more HP per level at 90+ than you do at 50.

Stat bonuses like strength, however, are absolute. A +2 strength gained at level 50 is just as beneficial as one gained at level 90. That's why it's always smarter to do the stat boosts first, then the HP boosts. And what I said still applies, because at the end of Dragon's Den, you will most likely be lv80+ or so. At this point, your strength and magic stats will be so high that your damage maxes out, if you built your characters in a smart way. Therefore, you'll just have HP left worth boosting, and Bahamut is perfectly capable of making your HP reach 9999 before you hit lv 99. You could perhaps get there 5 levels earlier with Diablos, and thus get 10 more speed if you want, but that won't make too much of a difference anyway, as it doesn't affect your evasion or accuracy, only a small increase in atb speed.

[Omega Sephiroth]

So the text has been corrected? Sorry but there have just changed the old text and ripped off the text from SkyRender and RPGOne translation.

Also RPGOne never cut out any scenes like the Siren sprite and the Relm and Edgar scene...

Edgar"How old are you?" Relm"Ten".......Silence for about 5 seconds.....Relm" Silly randy man Relm is coming to" Edgar"Don't even think about it, its criminal"

[Mirage]

They broke the law, and instead of suing, S-E used parts of their work in an official release. They should feel honoured!

[Omega Sephiroth]

But no credits to them? There worked and got nothing for there work...

[Mirage]

They didn't get much for their work in the first place either, did they? Well, except being slightly known in fan-translation circles and a few gamers.

Thing is that even if some of their lines were copied into the new script, they hacked the room, changed the copyrighted material, and then released it to others.

And I mentioned in the other thread that it could have happened coincidencally, because it is a very big script, and the translators aren't writing a whole new story, they're translating what is already written, and sometimes there is one translation that just makes the most sense.

[Omega Sephiroth]

Room? You mean Rom right? Well the copy righted material was pretty crap anyway...No wonder Square(Now squareEnix) never took legal action.