Well, for one, the windmill looks quite a bit larger on the inside than it is from the outside. Prettymuch every major building, though, that you see the inside of.
Well, for one, the windmill looks quite a bit larger on the inside than it is from the outside. Prettymuch every major building, though, that you see the inside of.
You're right but your party doesn't fight a battle inside of the windmill.
I didn't say that, just that they see the inside of it after the battle, while they're looking for Teta. Just like Obornne looks bigger from the inside than it does on the outside. Prettymuch every building you see both the inside and the outside of, is bigger from the inside.
I know you didn't say that but I'm pointing out the conditions of my question:
Orbonne Monastary is fine. Your turn.Originally Posted by BG-57
That works? Okay. Now I'm still lost, as I'm playing through this for the first time and don't know much about it. And I'm not going back through thirty pages to see what's been asked already...so instead of just posting a dumb question, I'll give it back to you.
Okay, here's an easy one:
Question: What two summons can restore HP to allied units?
Moogle and Fairy.
you know your right Void, so just ask a new question.
Correct! You're up Behold the Void.
I always seem to catch the easy ones. Ah well, whatever.
Anyways, next question.
If you inherit an ability from a spirit crystal, is it possible for your job level to increase because of the job points the ability you inherited costs?
Um, yes? :laughing:
On the contrary, I think it's not. For example, at the moment my Reis has only 482 summoner jp (Lvl 3), and she'll hit Lvl 4 when she's earned 550 jp. The wierd part is she has learned Moogle, Shiva, Ramuh, Ifrit, Titan, and Carbunkle (total jp 1270) obviously by stepping on some crystals. So it would seem that crystal-inherited abilities are completely independent from the jp you earn and, consequently, the job level attained. Wouldn't it be an interesting challenge to try to master a job class, and keep your level at 1, 2, or 3?
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well, to talk about thgat theory, there is the degenerater (or something) trap that decreases your level, so you *could* master EVERY class at level one, but doing it strictly without thwarting the game... *whistle* thatll be a lot of fun...
63% of statistics are made up on the spot.
I was guessing, but since it's a yes-or-no question if I'm wrong you're right.
Sorry for the confusion, I meant "while keeping your job level for a particular class, like Knight or Thief, at lvl 1, 2, or 3." Basically, you'd have to master the class by stepping on enemy crystals. Your character level can go up up up to 99, no penalty.
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