So, you’ll probably want all of your healing gambits at the top and your attack at the bottom, so you prioritize healing over attacking (it’s not good trying to attack if you’re KO’d). For instance, you could set one up that’s “Foe: lowest HP” and then set up the action to “Attack.” You could also use one that’s “Ally: Status KO” and set up the action to use “Phoenix Down” or you could set up another for the same, but have the action as “Rise” or “Arise.” The list of Gambits has a top-priority, so the lines closer to the top get executed first, as long as the condition applies, if not then the line below it is active, continuing until it finds a condition that applies. This “Gambit” system allows you to select certain commands to occur on certain conditions.

Although, you can still switch between characters and chose an action for them to do, quite simply. Instead of issuing commands for each character once an ATB fills up, characters will act on their own when they’re ready to act.

In FF12, the combat system is not quite like other FF games before it. I think I did see that you can use Cheat Engine (a good cheating program I’ve used in other games), but I didn’t bother with that. Ultimately, because of this, I decided not to spend too much time on it and I just skipped over that, even though it would have been beneficial in some side quests. I wanted to get some, but it looked like they made some changes, so I wasn’t sure exactly which of the original ways to get them had been removed or changed. Ribbons are an accessory, which makes the wearer “immune to status ailments” according to the wiki. One example of this that I ran into was how to obtain Ribbons. So, if you’re playing and you’re looking for info about something, take notice that what you’re looking at applies to this version and not only the original.

However, I noticed in my Internet searches that some things or ways to get things have been changed or removed. Take a look at a comparison video and you’ll see how much better it is.īe aware though, there are other ways in which this version differs from the original, though I didn’t look to see what they all are. I was really disappointed with the original, in that it didn’t look so great, so I believe it most definitely needed this upgrade. It’s a bit obvious, but I think the main part of this remaster is the visual upgrade. This remaster is called Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age. Wow, I can’t believe how long it’s been since FF12 was released and it was on the PS2! Luckily, Square-Enix has decided to remaster some of those now “old” FF games, including FF12.

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