Final Fantasy Tactics Randomizer
There was an attempt by Trihan a couple months ago to do an RMN Plays: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. The idea was fun, but it moved really slowly because it was going turn by turn. So this'll work a little differently. A place to discuss all things Final Fantasy Tactics! Please Eat is an ability, dummied out of the 'vanilla' (i.e. Out of the box, unaltered) game, that levels up anyone this ability it is used on at the cost of crystalizing the person who used it. Jan 6, 2016 - From the creator of FF6 Beyond Chaos comes the world's first Final Fantasy Tactics randomizer! It features much of the zaniness that you might.
Page Tools.This page contains a list of cheats, codes, Easter eggs, tips, and other secrets for Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of The Lions for PlayStation Portable. If you've discovered a cheat you'd like to add to the page, or have a correction, please.Rare Item Harvesting Equip the skill 'Tame' to a character then tame any class of monster and roam around the world map until you get monster eggs to hatch into the highest class of that monster then bring it and anyone who has the ability 'Poach' into battle and poach the monster. Its best to save right before the poaching battle so you can load afterward if you did not get the item you were looking for.
Tame a 'Trent' and hatch them until you get 'Elder Trent' then save and poach then check to see if you get the Knight Sword 'Defender' or the more common 'Guardian Bracelet.' This trick can be done with any monster except for Ultima Demons.Submitted by: Mrfrankenbone Rare Items You can get many items by poaching many different monsters.
Playing FFT I've noticed that random encounters scale up with the level of the party - meaning that trying to 'safely' train up a new soldier gets tricky when he's level 2 and everyone else on either side is level 40+. Sure, the few attacks he gets in, assuming he hits at all, will net him dozens of XP, but he has to get that hit in first and everything on the map can one-shot him.Moreover, since Ramza has to be present for every non-random battle (And he has several unique abilities in Mettle that are too good to pass up) his level will tend to go up significantly faster than anyone else's.What I'm thinking of doing is setting up a 'B' team of lower level characters to handle the occasional random encounter.
However, if the random encounters' level is determined by the highest level in the entire party as opposed to the highest level in the active battle group, that won't help - hence my question. To quote: 6.11 enemy levelsLevels of enemy units in FFT can be determined by three different schemes.FIXED LEVEL: This is used for most enemies in story battles. The enemy'slevel is fixed at a certain value and will always be the same, regardless ofthe levels of your party members. For instance, Velius is always at Level 31.VARIABLE RANDOM: This is used for most enemies in random battles.
The enemy'slevel is randomly chosen based on the highest-levelled member of your party.This counts all units on your 16-man roster, regardless of whether youactually bring them into battle. If we call the level of this highest-levelledunit 'HiLv': enemy level = ((HiLv - HiLv/8). HiLv)VARIABLE NONRANDOM: This scheme is used for certain enemies in randombattles and is especially prevalent in the Deep Dungeon.
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If we use the samedefinition of HiLv as above: enemy level = HiLv + Kwhere K is some constant (in practice, it ranges from 0 to 24)In all cases, the maximum level that can be generated is 99.In summary, it's entirely dependent upon your highest level character. Even setting up a B team will do you no good. You have really only a few options: Level down your highest level character(s). Go to a level like Fovoham Plains or Zeklaus Desert and go onto the panel that lowers your level by 1.
Or you can Invite or Train a Mind Flare to use Level Blast on you.A cool thing to note is that the level-up/down trick is the best way to min-max your characters. By leveling up in a job with good stat growth and then leveling down in a job with poor stat growth, you can keep good stat growth. This is also detailed in Aerostar's guide. And, as it says, don't level-up/down in the same class with good stat growth or you will actually lower your stats. Level up your low-level characterCarry your low-level characters with high level company.
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Kill off most of the enemies and destroy the brave of the remaining enemies so that they leave you alone. Additionally, for good measure, lower the attack of your enemies down to nothing and their pitiful attacks won't even matter at that point. Then have your low-level character use skills like chakra on your high-level characters or ranged skills on the remaining enemy for easy XP. Profit.You can also use an XP thief tactic, but the above tactic is simpler, safe as you do your thing while the enemy leaves you alone, and pretty much surefire as skills like chakra don't really miss or incur counters.