One way to gain levels quickly in Final Fantasy 1 is to let all but one character die. Now whenever you win a battle all the experience goes to the Survivor rather than being divided between the party. It is important though to only fight enemies that your lone character can defeat on their own.
either in the tower of babel or the tower of zot there are monsters called puppeteers who control puppets. kill off all the puppets but not the puppeteer. the puppeteer will continue to make more puppets, and it becomes a never ending cycle. if you continue for a half hour or more you could end up getting each character multiple levels at the end of each fight. another way is to fight summoners because they summon monsters, the pattern is similar to that of the puppeteers. if youre just looking for monsters to fight for experience, go to the moon and fight!
There's no way to increase the EXP gain unlike say, the Growth Egg from FF6 or Level Up from FF9. The only way, really, is to level up and get stronger, and get better items, and fight stronger monsters.
If you are playing the PSP version, one of the optional areas is full of Warmech monsters, which should not pose a problem to a strong party, and are worth a substantial amount of EXP.
Because it's not your Final Fantasy. It's his.
If you mean Final fantasy: Unlimited, from Gonzo studio and directed by Mahiro Maeda
Final Fantasy: Dissidia is for the PSP platform, nothing else, yet that is, no idea if they'll make a PC version.
no. Signed, Phoenix
i think he wont make another sorry if he does I will surely play it
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it said to not expected for a long time
There are:For the PSX: Final Fantasy 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, there is also the Final Fantasy Tactics game for the PSX but it isn't actually a part of the final fantasy serial since it isn't numbered.For the PlayStation 2: Final Fantasy 10, Final Fantasy X-2 and Final Fantasy 12.For PlayStation 3: Final Fantasy 13 which is supposed to come in the English version around first half of March, 2010.There is also the PC version, which is online and pay2play, Final Fantasy 11.All in all, including Final Fantasy X-2 which is set in the world of final fantasy 10, there are13 parts altogether.
There isn't an official Final Fantasy XIII movie, but there are youtube videos that cobble all the cut scenes together to make a pseudo movie.
Yes
You go to index and find create character
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