FINAL FANTASY TACTICS - The Ivalice Chronicles

Honestly I never leave feedback, but I'm so tired of being milked. I would have been ok around 19euros for such a game, but here it's vastly exagerated, the camera system is horrible and could have been reworked, the map are really small, with a lot of hills, so you basically alwayus have to turn camera around to see what's going on, etc, Mecanics that were ok 20years ago, but if you want to do a remake you can easily fix such things. Camera flip so often it gives me nausea. Nahhhhhhh.

A SQEX game getting updates that not only fix things but add meaningful improvements?? Unheard of. Who really made this game?

[h1]現代基準では凡ゲー[/h1] 私は本作で初めてファイナルファンタジータクティクスをプレイしました。 友人に神ゲーと勧められた事がきっかけですが、 ゲームクリアまで遊んだ感想としては[b]おすすめしません。[/b] FFTが好きな方々にとっては残念な感想になってしまいまして申し訳ございません。 ＊なおエンディング以降はプレイしておらず、やり込み要素は一切プレイしていない時点での感想になります。 [h2]お勧めできない理由. UIなどが不便でストレスがたまる[/h2] 直感的にプレイしたいようにプレイできないことが多くストレスを感じる場面が多かったです。 他のゲームをプレイした事ある人ほど、「なんでこのゲームは当たり前の事ができないの！？」って 感じる場面が多いと思います。 例えば、戦闘時の視点移動のわずらわしさが頻繁にストレスを与えてきました。 戦闘は斜め見下ろし視点なのですが、高低の要素があるため、 物陰に隠れてしまってキャラクターやマス目が見えないことが多々あります。 そのため、タクティカルビュー（より高い視点から見下ろすモード）、90度ごとのカメラ角度変更が 搭載されていますが、レスポンスが悪くて時間がかかったり、 タクティカルビュー中にはコマンド選択ができず、 視点をもう１度戻さないといけないなどのわずらわしさがあります。 他にも、戦闘中の会話がスキップできない、マップ移動中に移動を敵のエンカウントで頻繁に邪魔されるなど ストレスポイントがたくさんあります。 PSで1997年に発売されたゲームだから許されていた部分なんでしょうが、2026年現在では非常に気になります。 [h2]最後に[/h2] 私はこのゲームをセール時に4000円で購入しました。 この内容で4000円は高いと感じてしまう人は多いのではないでしょうか？ 厳密なゲームジャンルは異なりますが、Steamの類似品に表示されている4000円以下で購入した私がプレイしたゲームだと以下のようなものパッと思い浮かびました。 これらのゲームの内容と値段を比べてもFFTはコスパが悪くお勧めできないという意見になります。 価格に関する価値観は人それぞれだと思いますので、ご参考程度に留めていただけましたら幸いです。 ペルソナ5ロイヤル(最安値2300円) ペルソナ3リロード(最安値3000円) オクトパストラベラー2(最安値3100円) ドラクエ11(最安値2700円)

Its a fun game full of nostalgia, but at random times when completing tavern missions the game will jsut stop responding, there are still animations happening on screen, but no amount of mouse or controller manipulation will progress teh current screen, mildly annoying unless youve done several stages of battle without saving when this happens, then you just wasted an hour or more of time. Also, the 2 hour window of time to get a refund really hurts on this game, it takes so long before you even get full control of your char then of a team that by the time you do if you dislike the game you are stuck with it.

I've played this twice, once in the 90s and once again 30 years later. While I think its an important title in this genre I think its pretty poor compared to a lot of others in the same category. The systems are unbalanced, the game is very grindy and a lot of the mechanics are bland. My conspiracy theory on it is that a lot of the mechanics were made in the way they were to sell strategy guides, not to be entertaining.

To this day I love the aesthetics of FFT even more than Matsuno's other classics, and it is the game that's once and for all made Hitoshi Sakimoto my absolute favourite video game composer. 28 years after I first played the game, the Cuchulainn fight is one of my fondest gaming memories. I think that the latter half of the story is a bit jumbled, Ovelia's role in the ending is not easy to parse, and the difficulty curve swings from almost unwinnable to unlosable in the blink of an eye (which is typical of Matsuno's game design), but all this reckless open-endedness in game design and storytelling alike only serves to make the experience all the more memorable and unique. I love FFT. This flashy port, though, is worse than it should have been. + The little sound novels have finally been translated and added to the Western release of the game for the first time. Finally! + The trashy PSP bonus content has been expunged. Thank Ajora. That stuff was extremely low quality, dragging the whole experience down. + The new user interface really is quite alright. ~ The English script is the overwritten PSP one. It's far from good. I'd even take l i t t l e m o n e y over it, but there should have been a full retranslation. ~ Voice acting is alright. Some characters are better than others, e.g. I really like Alma's ever-pouty English performance. ~ The upscaled graphics are passable at best. - Additions to the script are often too long and intrusive. Remember how characters used to talk mid-battle and it was fantastic? Now they do it even more! And more and more... and more... and more and more and more... and more and more still. Oh [i]god[/i], Agrias, I get it already, please stop, you're talking in circles, you've already said your piece last turn, now you sound like a Final Fantasy XIII character, Agrias, please, no. Even dead characters pop up to soliloquy. - The additional hard difficulty cracks on "protect the guest" missions and duels. Ok, I can plan around Wiegraf taking two turns in a row, dealing 170 damage every time. But it is much less fun to work around an extremely aggressive Rafa acting first and running into a 260-damage Ultima over 195 max HP. I know, I know, a naked White Mage solves the issue (doesn't it always?), but look. I've been beating Riovanes since 1997 without Auto-Potion and low-HP decoys and now I had to resort to this unexciting nonsense for the first time in decades to get through the fight. [i]Meh[/i]. - Why the heck was the soundtrack not orchestrated?

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