Re: mahou shojou final fantasy

"5parrow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió en el mensaje
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> Blade wrote:
> > 5parrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
> > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:

> >>about the level-pro-rating system, I can't help but roll my eyes and
> >>go "Oh, you poor thing, you've been deprived of the wonderful
> >>experience of killing the same grunt enemy AGAIN and AGAIN and
> >>AGAIN."
> >
> > <shrug> Instead, we get the wonderful experience of having to run away
> > from the grunt enemies AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN.  Or turning them into
> > cards AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN.  Yippie-yi-yo-kai-yay.  I'd rather kill
> > them.
>
> Point: Enc-None.

<shrug2> So kill them, then. Nobody's saying you can't, just that you don't
*need* to. The point is, you don't have to go hunting for grunt enemies
again and again just so your characters grow in power. As for earning AP to
learn the better Junction skills, you can do a bit of creative exploration
and never have to actually "level up." Since FF1, 4, 5, 6 and 9 do require
lots of levelling-up to avoid getting slaughtered in battle, FF8 and 10
demonstrate that pacing and strategic combat can avoid that almost entirely.

Oh, and as an addendum: Vagrant Story doesn't require levelling up either,
unless you're deliberately building up specialized weaponry during a second
or third play-through. The game is set up so that, if you use your whole
arsenal constantly instead of sticking to a single blade, you earn Break
Arts and HP levels along as the story progresses. Likewise, you can blow
through Kingdom Hearts without levelling up for even a minute, unless you
actually want to suffer through the process of getting the Ultima Weapon
Keyblade.


The Zephyr
(Of course, those that like levelling-up are welcome to FF11, where almost
any rabbit will kill you in a most Python-esque way.)