I wonder if no one simply thought of this, yet...Incidentally, congratulations! You've reached the first Fuckpoint, I hope you like that last map you just did for grinding! Because if you're not ready for what's ahead, you're going to be spending a lot of time there, because that's the only random encounter location you have access to for the rest of the Chapter.
I wonder if no one simply thought of this, yet...
Once the battle at the executiongrounds is over, you can choose any node past Lionel Castle, and walk over it, not activating the event.
Given the possibility...Is thatNew to WotL? Because I remember PSX absolutely forced you to battle the instant you touched Lionel Castle
man arazlam guess you don't know how Ramza did it so you assumed asspull, bad historian.One: This is the first time I am kind of raising my eyebrow at the plot developments and how they're conveyed. Namely, where the hell did Ramza pull "Cardinal Delacroix wants to use the auracite to summon the Zodiac Braves to rule Ivalice" from? How does that leap of logic make any sense? How do we know the Stones can summon the Braves? Why would these ancient heroes help him? Why are we assuming a plan this esoteric instead of just a political alliance of convenience with one of the Two Lions? This is such a wild swerve.
"Based on testimony recorded in the hidden papers weeks to months later, it was around this point that Ramza determined his enemies' plan."man arazlam guess you don't know how Ramza did it so you assumed asspull, bad historian.
I feel like it would make more sense if Ramza kept things vaguer to cover multiple bases.Omicron said:One: This is the first time I am kind of raising my eyebrow at the plot developments and how they're conveyed. Namely, where the hell did Ramza pull "Cardinal Delacroix wants to use the auracite to summon the Zodiac Braves to rule Ivalice" from? How does that leap of logic make any sense? How do we know the Stones can summon the Braves? Why would these ancient heroes help him? Why are we assuming a plan this esoteric instead of just a political alliance of convenience with one of the Two Lions? This is such a wild swerve.
Someday, perhaps. Although Summoning never really goes out of style, and my Samurai and Ninja heroically dragged my ass across the finish line of Chapter 2.And you two just spoiled the rake, I was kind of hoping Omi would find out about it organically.
Also since it's finally happened, yeah, generic blorbos are fine and all but whenever I played FFT they're inevitably replaced by you know, actual characters.
Omi didn't say he knows what it was, he said he couldn't describe it.It's one of the many different death rattles that gets played when people die. You've had your people get KOd often enough I'm surprised you didn't recognize it
I mean... he did eventually! Yes, this involved Mustadio literally walking back to Goug and into his arms. But he did capture Mustadio eventually.I mean…he couldn't even catch one dude with all the resources at his disposal as the head of a trading cartel. I'm not sure competence is this guys strong suit.
Shot in the dark, would you call it a splortch.wav?There's also an extremely funny sound effect that plays as this happens that I can't really describe.
As I had hoped and anticipated, Goug is where we can buy Guns such as Mustadio's, which immediately makes Orator a lot more appealing as a class. They can equip guns natively, which is pretty nice!
The third is that we have achieved total ranged dominance.
Back to Mystic, now equipped with a gun, Gillian is able to hit pretty much the entire map from a single position.
One: This is the first time I am kind of raising my eyebrow at the plot developments and how they're conveyed. Namely, where the hell did Ramza pull "Cardinal Delacroix wants to use the auracite to summon the Zodiac Braves to rule Ivalice" from? How does that leap of logic make any sense? How do we know the Stones can summon the Braves? Why would these ancient heroes help him? Why are we assuming a plan this esoteric instead of just a political alliance of convenience with one of the Two Lions? This is such a wild swerve.
I mean, it sounds like that's basically just text:I choose to believe that Ivalice has a "king under the mountain" style story about the Zodiac Braves returning.
Ovelia: "Long ago, before the mountains had ceased their wandering and struck their roots into the earth, the Lucavi held dominion over the world. Twelve heroes there were, who came forward to challenge these Lucavi. In a long and bitter struggle, they succeeded in driving the Lucavi to the spirit world, and Ivalice again knew peace. The Twelve each bore an auracite crystal emblazoned with a house of the night sky. And so in time, they became known as the Zodiac Braves. Ever after, when discord and strife paid visit to the halls of men, they would return to save us once more."
I mean, it almost worked for the Einzberns.
Also, minor note that I love - Gaffgarion refers to Delacroix as 'Your Holiness.' Everyone else in the story so far has correctly referred to Delacroix as 'Your Eminence,' the title afforded to a Cardinal. 'Your Holiness' is the style of address reserved for the Pope in the Catholic Church, and likely for whatever figure replaces him in this story (I'm going to go out on a limb and guess 'Archbishop'.) Gaffgarion is using the wrong title either because he's careless enough about religion that he doesn't really keep track of proper styles, or because he's deliberately mollifying the Cardinal by flattering him with titles in excess of his status. My instinct is the former, but we know that Gaffgarion is good at navigating the whims of the nobility to avoid getting on the wrong end of a noble's petty murderous anger from his interactions with Dycedarg.
I choose to believe that Ivalice has a "king under the mountain" style story about the Zodiac Braves returning.
Given the way it's said, I kind of assume that the Zodiac Braves is more then just "In our hour of greatest need" but that they are more reoccurring heroes. Like that they are mentioned several times in differing eras meaning that there would be some sort of basis for the church plan of "Look, we got the Zodiac Braves on our side!"And so in time, they became known as the Zodiac Braves. Ever after, when discord and strife paid visit to the halls of men, they would return to save us once more."
So, I'm gonna ask @Omicron to please list the Katanas/Iaido skills that are being used, because guess what? They have chants too! I'm guessing you are using Asura?
The Japanese line here is まだ大地が今の形を成していなかった時代, which means "an era before the land had assumed its current form." It's a little flowery and makes me think that the story is claiming that the events took place on the Ivalice equivalent of Pangaea before it broke into smaller continents.Anyway. 'Before the mountains had ceased their wandering' is a wild line to just throw in there. What the hell does that mean? Did Ivalice just use to have floating islands all over the place? Saint Ajora's story initially seemed like it would have been taking place during the Rome-equivalent era of this setting, and later details made it seem like this Rome was also Atlantis, but now it even more starts to sound like the world in which Ajora was born was a world of high fantasy and sci-fi technology, full of roaming mountains, airships, and with demons ruling the world with an iron fist, until the sinking of Pharism brought an end to that age and set us on the course of this relatively low-key late medieval/early modern setting.
Yes, that can be done in the PSX version as well. You just need to move directly past the spot, and it will carry you past it.
Almost only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades