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 Member 902 Level 10.66 Mar 2006 
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Well, if there wer a sequel to FFT, It would have to expand on the job classes, obviously. It would probably have some basis on the classes in the upcoming FF III for the DS, since that's the most current game that will feature a job system. Also, it would be interesting to see the Zociac system come back, but with even more - not only would the zodiac stones corrupt bad guys, but perhaps good guys could recieve stat bonuses or new attacks from them. Lots of ideas to throw around. In any case, it would have to do one thing to be a true sequel - have the same abilty to spend hundreds of happy hours cursing at it, like I did with the original.
 Jam it back in, in the dark.
That which is, is. Sink or swim. - Wiliiam Shakespeare. There is no ignorange, there is knowledge. - From the Code of the Jedi
Last edited by nanstey; Sep 3, 2006 at 12:37 PM.
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Member 902 Level 10.66 Mar 2006
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I second the comment on no more Ogre Battles - those games ruled. Also, I would like to know more of Balbanes' story, like what happened to his first and second wives, his friendship with T.G. Cid, so a prequel would be cool. Thing is, though, how would they make it as beautiful as they did the original? Those graphics were astounding - and how to properly include all the races and jobs that have been introduced hence? I'm interested to see if they would put a Cannonballer in (a new job in FFV Advance) or not.
There's nowhere I can't reach.
That which is, is. Sink or swim. - Wiliiam Shakespeare. There is no ignorange, there is knowledge. - From the Code of the Jedi
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