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just 4-5 battles in but zero issues and plays smooth. My only complaint and extreme sorrow...did they remove the "MVP" bonus at the end of fights? I love games that let you have things like that to help make it abit more fun on trying to get last hits and damage to try and get a little extra bonus for them 
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Ritley
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Have it on switch, haven’t noticed any load times really. Runs as smoothly as anything on switch does, and it’s not like it’s particularly graphically stunning on any platform.
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Rude
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I have it on the Switch too - I haven't seen any problems. I'm still on the fence if I prefer the remaster remastered music over the PSP version. In any event it'll be great to play through this again.
Maybe if it sells well enough there will be a FFT WOTL remaster?
Maybe if it sells well enough there will be a FFT WOTL remaster?
FFT remaster was in the Nvidia leak ages ago. So far pretty much every other game in that leak has been officially announced or already released. I’d say it’s pretty much a given FFT is coming, the question is just when. I can’t wait!
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Rajaah
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Or they'll add an Easy Mode where you no longer need to micro-manage or think, trivializing the gameplay and destroying the overall game.
Every time I say stuff like this, people are like "what's wrong with easy modes, you can just not use them". In some cases I agree, some games are better off having a scale of difficulty. However, in the case of Perfect games, like Final Fantasy Tactics / VI or Elden Ring / Bloodborne, I really do think easy modes would ruin those games.
Agree/disagree?
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Kriptini
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I'm only a handful of battles into Tactics Ogre Reborn and it is just mind-blowing how much better this game is than FFT in both story and gameplay. I don't know how much was changed from the original Ogre but I can hardly believe that FFT came after this game because FFT just does everything worse.
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There's a video that explains all the changes in a review and there were quite a lot of changes to make it less shitty than it used to, by reducing the amount of stupid grinding you need for example and adding endgame content and what not.
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ronne
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The changes all sound entirely awful to me?
Fixed team-wide XP per stage?
Class change tokens that are gated behind drops/vendors?
Level caps on based on story battles?
How is any of this anything but cutting the balls off the entire class/xp system?
Fixed team-wide XP per stage?
Class change tokens that are gated behind drops/vendors?
Level caps on based on story battles?
How is any of this anything but cutting the balls off the entire class/xp system?
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FF tactics had the job system with hidden classes and shit tat was cool, came with special abilities and shit too. TT Ogre from what I remember was a grind fest keeping all of your troops leveled up and they were all standard BS. Both games I had fun with but FFT was way fucking better IMO.
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Tactics ogre also had a job system with hidden classes. You had to grind certain units if you weren’t using them as much, just like FFT. I think you’re thinking of a different game or didn’t play it very much and are misremembering. I think it had more classes than FFT, not even including the monster classes.
Class
Classes available to human units, which make up the bulk of playable characters and generic recruits. A mainstay melee attacker adept with a wide variety of weapons. Jack-of-all-trades, master of none. A mainstay ranged attacker adept with a bow and crossbow. Though their accuracy drops sharply...
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Yeah maybe im misremembering, shit its been like 30 yrs. I remember it being way more grindy though.Tactics ogre also had a job system with hidden classes. You had to grind certain units if you weren’t using them as much, just like FFT. I think you’re thinking of a different game or didn’t play it very much and are misremembering. I think it had more classes than FFT, not even including the monster classes.
Class
Classes available to human units, which make up the bulk of playable characters and generic recruits. A mainstay melee attacker adept with a wide variety of weapons. Jack-of-all-trades, master of none. A mainstay ranged attacker adept with a bow and crossbow. Though their accuracy drops sharply...tacticsogre.fandom.com
edit: holy shit they want $50 for this game that I understand is redone, but damn, not paying that much for an old ass 1995 game, lol. Maybe $20-$30 I would pay.
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Rude
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Eh, unless you were planning ahead early stuff was so slow you would be fucked by normal play / grind. IIRC warrior was shit, swords are shit, pretty sure hammer wasn't good. Archers mowed stuff down. Grinding weapon skill levels was agonizingly slow.
I mean don't get me wrong I would take the PSP version with a fast forward button since I've played through it.. But I don't think I would be interested in having Hobyrim carry me again.
Ritley
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Maybe it opens up later or something, but FFT is much much more customizable with classes. Everything in Tactics Ogre is tied to your current class, so you can’t use two swords from a ninja when you are a knight and add in another classes abilities like you could in FFTTactics ogre also had a job system with hidden classes. You had to grind certain units if you weren’t using them as much, just like FFT. I think you’re thinking of a different game or didn’t play it very much and are misremembering. I think it had more classes than FFT, not even including the monster classes.
Class
Classes available to human units, which make up the bulk of playable characters and generic recruits. A mainstay melee attacker adept with a wide variety of weapons. Jack-of-all-trades, master of none. A mainstay ranged attacker adept with a bow and crossbow. Though their accuracy drops sharply...
My other major complaint is I don’t like how fucking slow everyone is. Takes too long to even get in range of enemy. And they may have undertuned ranged weapons, seems like by chapter 2 anyone using one is doing like 40 damage against 700hp enemies
Still a fun game so far though.
