Way too few licenses
So far I love this game, but I can now see the one problem I am having, way too few licenses. I am level 45 and only need another about 1000LP for each character to gain all of the licenses. That is way early to get them all IMO. Anyone else find this a problem?
I see no problem with it. I had them all by level 40.
It would have been really cool if each character could have had their own, individual license board with attributes unique only to themselves.
Or perhaps license boards with attributes based around different Job classes, that could each be equipped by one character at a time...
Combining the best parts of Jobs and the License Board...
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That would make it the Sphere Grid from FFX.Originally Posted by Light Mage
Party: Vaan, Fran, Balthier. Location: Giruvegan. Level: 40. License board completion: 50-60%.
No I don't have this problem, and that's with spending a quite a while getting double LP.
I loved the license board but found it too short and way too easy to complete
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some more stat+ abilities would be nice, there's plenty of room left on the board, afterall.
I would have liked it to be a little larger and would have appreciated a few other class type abilities (ninja duel weilding anyone?) but it wasn't a big deal. My party is level 70ish, I'm currently 125+ hours into the game and not one character has actually finished the whole board. I'm pretty pleased with the system and I love how I can actually build the old job classes from previous FF's
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No, because while the starting points try to guide the player down a general path, there are no unique abilities aside from Overdrives.That would make it the Sphere Grid from FFX.
And Light Mage, I think that would be an interesting idea.
I ended up liking the flexibility of XII. I could make Penelo my tank and Basch my effete mage if I wanted too, then change my mind, re-equip them, mix the gambits and voila, Basch = tank, Penelo = mage
Yay for flexible job classes
Me and my kids have dragon eggs:
DittoI ended up liking the flexibility of XII. I could make Penelo my tank and Basch my effete mage if I wanted too, then change my mind, re-equip them, mix the gambits and voila, Basch = tank, Penelo = mage
The basic spheregrid teaches individual characteristics. It just happens that square was cool and allowed people to access other ones. Which would, in the end, probably be the case with this too.No, because while the starting points try to guide the player down a general path, there are no unique abilities aside from Overdrives.That would make it the Sphere Grid from FFX.
And Light Mage, I think that would be an interesting idea.
[QUOTE=rubah;2115140]I agree. Seriously, I don't understand why they made the area around the LB so big- it's just empty space. When I first started playing, judging by how quickly I was filling the board, I figured more licenses would be revealed (excluding the special ability and esper licenses) on the outer edges- so that you could continue to build, etc.No, because while the starting points try to guide the player down a general path, there are no unique abilities aside from Overdrives.That would make it the Sphere Grid from FFX.
And Light Mage, I think that would be an interesting idea.
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