Darkmatter
Battle God
What did you people think of this title? I personally think it is one of the best Final Fantasy's ever made. It reminds me a lot of Final Fantasy XI, with the job system and all. But it had SNES Adventure Mode to boot, so it was not the same. However, it was still a great game. You had to get crystals to get more classes. There was like 14 classes in all, and mastering some of them took actual time, and not a few battles. You would get benefits and spells, and if you mastered all jobs, then your ''Bare'' Job (The Job you start out as) gets all the benefits from everything you learned, then your Bare Job because massively unbalanced and powerful, and you are really strong otherwise, since you can use any magic you learned with that character or any skills, and all passives go towards it, such as Hp + 30%, Duel-Wield, Mp + 30%, and all other passive skills you can think of. This means that once you master every single job, then become a bare, it will probably exceed the other classes in a way you never thought possible, since it borrows the main skills from each one respectively, and then you can choose 3 abilities besides !Fight to fill in Skill Slots for Bare, and the choices are any skills that you learned from the classes besides the passive ones.
The Story was alright, it got interesting when you actually get to a new world and fight things that can kill you, because in the first world, I used a Black Mage with Throw, and killed everything. The Elemental Scrolls, mixed with a Black Mages high MAG Power, reduced about most things to dust. Guessing weaknesses, I used either Fire, Water, or Bolt ones to kill enemies. It was pretty cool. But the second world was really something else, with the monsters you fought, some that could kill your whole party. By the third world, you would say the game got pretty hard, because I know It did for me. I can't beat the last boss, given he's harder then Final Fantasy 4's and 6's last bosses. He has over 200,000 HP! That's a lot for a SNES Final Fantasy, I think. Considering Kefka has a measly 60,000 and doing 9999 to him more then twice per turn was easy if you were even decently good at Final Fantasy 6. Final Fantasy 4’s last boss had maybe a little more or a little less, and he was harder then Final Fantasy 6’s but not final Fantasy 5’s. In my opinion, Final Fantasy 5 has the hardest bosses and last boss period.
Discuss.
The Story was alright, it got interesting when you actually get to a new world and fight things that can kill you, because in the first world, I used a Black Mage with Throw, and killed everything. The Elemental Scrolls, mixed with a Black Mages high MAG Power, reduced about most things to dust. Guessing weaknesses, I used either Fire, Water, or Bolt ones to kill enemies. It was pretty cool. But the second world was really something else, with the monsters you fought, some that could kill your whole party. By the third world, you would say the game got pretty hard, because I know It did for me. I can't beat the last boss, given he's harder then Final Fantasy 4's and 6's last bosses. He has over 200,000 HP! That's a lot for a SNES Final Fantasy, I think. Considering Kefka has a measly 60,000 and doing 9999 to him more then twice per turn was easy if you were even decently good at Final Fantasy 6. Final Fantasy 4’s last boss had maybe a little more or a little less, and he was harder then Final Fantasy 6’s but not final Fantasy 5’s. In my opinion, Final Fantasy 5 has the hardest bosses and last boss period.
Discuss.
