FINAL FANTASY II

Dos que FF antigueiras na minha opnião é o que menos agrada, a história é fraquinha, mas vejam a época em que ele foi bolado... Hehe~~ O grind pros achievements nesse em específico é uma desgraça kkkry Steam troxa d+ namoral. A arte ta linda nesse segundo game, pixel remaster sem defeitos. Mas bora! Joguem!

final fantasy 2

i've seen a lot of negatives on the exp system but for me , i dont mind that . Only thing that i find tedious is the amount of doors in this game to forces way too many encounters . Yes , you can turn of encounters but you need that to level your characters as they level through their actions . As for things that i absolutely love is the story . I can feel the struggle of rebellion with those timely and emotional NPC deaths . A must play for the story and soundtracks IMO

Besides a strange leveling system, it's an improvement over the first game in every way.

i don't get the hate

The story is good, although the stat scaling is completely absurd.

English Version (french below) : Ok so, this game is kind of weird. You level up your stats by "using" them (ex : you level health by getting attacked) so it can be a bit disturbing and is generally the main thing people complain about in this game. The story is a a lot more developed and I actually kind of liked it, and was quite surprised at how many side characters there were how developed they were in such an old game. Like its predecessor, it doesn't overstay its welcome and the music is still very good but who's surprised by this in a final fantasy game ? If this game had been on its original hardware, I don't know if I would have finished / recommended it, but as in the pixel remaster, you can get exp and remove random encounter, you can really enjoy the story without being held back by the weird progression. You should try it out ! But don't be shy to use the pixel remaster features it it allows you to enjoy the story better. Oh and fyi this game introduced Chocobo Version Française : Ok alors ce jeu est un peu bizarre. You augmenter vos statistiques en fonction de celles utilisées (par exemple, vous augmenterez votre vie si vous avez été touché pendant le combat), ce qui peut être un peu perturbant et est généralement la critique principale des gens sur ce jeu. L'histoire est bien plus développée et je l'ai plutôt apprécie, j'étais même assez surpris du nombre de personnages secondaires et d'à quel point ils étaient développés dans un jeu pourtant si vieux. Comme son predecesseur, FF2 ne reste pas plus longtemps que nécessaire et la musique est toujours au top mais qui est surpris dans un jeu Final Fantasy ? Si j'avais joué à ce jeu sur sa version originale, je ne suis pas sur que j'aurais fini / recommandé le jeu, mais puisque sur le pixel remaster, vous pouvez avoir de l'expérience et enlevé les combats aléatoires, vous pouvez vraiment profiter de l'histoire sans être retenu par la progression un peu bizarre. Franchement, essayez ! Et si vous y allez, hésitez pas à utiliser les fonctions du pixel remaster si ca vous permet de profiter de l'histoire. Ah et fun fact, c'est ce jeu qui a introduit les Chocobo

I am playing through FF to FF6 and I wasn't sure about my final review of this game, but after playing FF3, I have to say that the one that I recommend is FF2. I wasn't enjoying the gameplay too much; the encounter rate is WAY TOO HIGH (you can barely walk in the dungeons, and keep in mind that these dungeons are big compared to the ones of FF1) and you have to grind a lot with the weapons system and level up of this game. I liked the idea that characters can work with all the weapons and magic spells (The characters are quite customizable), but you will enventually find an enemy or boss in a figth in which you wont have any of the rigth skills to figth them and then you will have to grind for a while in order to train with that one specific skill. LOVED the music and the story is good (more entertaining and the characters are more complex) the writers took the opportunity and gave us a stronger story in the second installment of the franchise. Honestly, it's a good game, but you do need a good amount of patience with the weapons / magic system, and thank god for the encounter: off button of the game; this option really makes the game way more enjoyable (I wish I had found out sooner about this option; I discovered I could turn off the encounters near the end of this game).