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Ramza and regular characters: a samurai/monk, a summoner/priest, a ninja/thief, another calculator/geomancer, and a mime. Btw, it goes: actual job/secondary skill

My, ninjas are quite popular here, aren't they? My choice would have to be a.... Summoner, with either calculator skills or white magic. Once leveled up, he becomes VERY useful in my party. Although I have to admit Lancers look pretty cool. Yes, it is true, Cecily.

Let's see... 1. FF XII 2. Chrono Trigger 3. Tetris Attack (truly addicting) 4. Starcraft/Broodwar 5. Tales of Symphonia, second time 6. Smash Bros. Melee (always) I guess I should focus on only one game or two at a time. But, screw that. I like many games at once. Keeps things fresh and fun.

It'd be REALLY good. However, I don't like how Squenix is just making port after port after.... I like ports, but there's a fine line that marks when you've exploited "porting" too much. For the sake of the old game, I'd rather have it stay in PS1 only. However, more people need to familiarize...

If you don't mind pc games, try command and conquer: generals along with the expansion pack. You can also try starcraft. Old yet pretty fun. Oh, and whatever you do don't try romancing saga for PS2. Not worth anyone's time in my opinion.

This game is awesome, but I really recommend keeping several files in case you can't get out of a stage, like when fighting Wiegraf for the last time. If you didn't level up you're screwed. Just save another file before you embark on that whole quest to kill him. That way if you're not strong...

I didn't really use cloud. Had too much fun customizing my generic characters and make them all magic classes units. Kinda fun

Favorite Character: Mustadio Favorite Male Character: again, Mustadio Favorite Female Character: Meliadoul Favorite Class: Summoner, Monk or Bard Favorite Weapon: staves & rods Favorite Monster: Behemoth Favorite Boss: Wiegraf Favorite Ability: any summon, Monk's Wave Fist Favorite Zodiac Brave...

This game easily stands beside widely known strategy games such as disgaea and phantom brave, although some people, like my friend, are too stubborn to try it out, claiming disgaea to be better. Sure, it's on the PS2, but FFT can be just as good, if not even better!

I'm mainly a console gamer. But I also do portables, pc, and board games. I'm an all-around gamer.

Currently: Replaying FFT, playing FFXII, Chrono Trigger, Resident Evil Zero, Stepmania, and occasionally Smash Bros. Melee.

There's also Secrets of Evermore if you count it as an rpg at all.

You mean the pyramid stage? No, the monster is farther down the road. Lich is just a common boss.

I beg to differ about gamestop. For me, it sold FFT at $20-$25 at least. Gamestop sucks at establishing prices indeed.

I'd leave the monsters alone, except to make them learn abilities or else just give them plenty all at once, like those annoying ultima demons. They were monsters, yet they got a lot of abilities and their own job command. That's what chocobos need. Their own "Chocobo" job command.

For monster skill, you need a human unit to have it as a support ability and a monster within 3 squares (not sure) and the monster will gain a new ability. For example, you get a black chocobo within range and it'll obtain an additional ability (it's either choco cure or choco meteor). And it'll...

I wouldn't really mind a remake or a sequel of FFT, and that'll probably drive me to buy a psp, else try to emulate it. Now, for the FFTA sequel, I'm still quite unsure about it, as the last game didn't give me any good reason to like it more than the original tactics. In fact, it didn't...

It's not that hard to emulate games on a computer

It makes the PSP worth buying, though. I might actually try to get it now.

Life has meaning, yet it is ungraspable to humans, thus making them strive towards living on. Imagine if humans knew that meaning. What do we intend to do with that knowledge? Maybe we were never meant to realize this meaning...