but mechanically, I think it would be difficult to remove from the game, given how stat gain works, and leveling-down is possible in two ways, 1) Traps and 2) The highest level Mollusk-monster's bonus ability when near someone with Monster-skill. Knowing that Bards and Dancers gain the least amount of stats each level is also helpful when it comes to the 'Level Up, Level Down trick' which revolves around leveling a character DOWN as a Bard or Dancer, and back up again as another class (sometimes repeatedly) in order to gain permanent stats (such as 999 HP without items in any job).Įdit: Note that I'm not sure if this trick works in War of the Lions. All PS1 classics are playable on PS3, so its something to keep in mind. If you have a PS3 as well, definitely get the PS1 version. The extras they put in the game really enhance the experience. Generally, you want to keep a character in a job long enough for them to learn particular abilities, but switching them out right before a level and changing jobs to something more 'beneficial' in terms of 'stat gain' can be useful. I have played both and war of the lions is the superior version. While Bards and Dancers actually gain the LEAST stats per level in the game.

Summoners gain MP and MA, Wizards gain more MA, Monks gain HP, Mimes gain crazy HP and PA. So, changing jobs before you gain a level can be advantageous, depending on what you are attempting to do with the characters.įor example, Ninjas and Thieves gain more speed than other classes. Final Fantasy Tatics The Wars f the Lions BR PSPTamanho:306mbFormato.cso (arquivo comprimido para ocupar menos espao)Baixado no melhor blog : Emerson Lino. Characters gain permanent stats based on what class they are when they gain levels. Level One Job Classes (Squire, Chemist) Level Two Job Classes (Knight, Archer, Priest, Wizard) Level Three Job Classes (Monk, Thief, Time Mage, Oracle) Level.

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