@darkfenrir
Depend on the enemies or bosses and your party's job.
Recommended Gambit set up by general : White Mage
Ally : HP > 50% = Cure / Cura, > 30% = Curaga / Curaja
Ally : Any status ailments = Remedy / Esuna / specific items to cure them
Foe : Nearby = Attack
Ally / Self = Protect / Shell / Regen
Black Mage
Foe : Elemental weakness = Elemental Magic spells opposite with enemies (Fire against Water and vice versa, Thunder against Ice and vice versa, etc)
For example : Foe : Fire weakness = Water
Well there are so many Gambit set up. Like Math model. You link the action with command and make the result.
I cannot put so many examples since it will take a lot of spaces here. Happy customizing your Gambit set up.
@Anti-Matter I probably will go with Foebreaker/Shikari, White Mage/Machinist, and Black Mage/Monk. Just need the last part member for that last party member
Well folks, they finally announced what many thought impossible: Final Fantasy VIII Remastered is hitting all current video game platforms at some point this year.
Currently playing: Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr's Journey, Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana (Switch)
I wish this was divided per final fantasy game instead of a mix of whatever final fantasy people are talking about. Sometimes (if you haven't played them all) you don't know which game users are talking about.
So Dotemu is handling the Final Fantasy VIII remaster.
That's good news, Dotemu does good work.
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I had heard from someone that the original assets from VIII were thought to be lost, but apparently that wasn't the case or they obtained them some other way, so this remaster came as a welcome surprise! I've had a weird relationship with VIII over the years and it never quite gelled with me, but maybe this remake will finally win me over.
I had heard from someone that the original assets from VIII were thought to be lost, but apparently that wasn't the case or they obtained them some other way, so this remaster came as a welcome surprise! I've had a weird relationship with VIII over the years and it never quite gelled with me, but maybe this remake will finally win me over.
That was the rumor, Square Enix losing the source code for FFVIII.
If that was the case then I assume someone has reverse engineered the PSP/PS3 code.
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This is probably a dumb question to the more development saavy people here, but I'm curious and would like to learn something. What does it mean to lose the source code? In the sense that, can't they look at any disc copy or FFVIII and somehow extract it? Like datamining but for their own game, or is it something that becomes inaccessible once a game has been sent to be copied. I'm extremely ignorant of game development in general
This is probably a dumb question to the more development saavy people here, but I'm curious and would like to learn something. What does it mean to lose the source code? In the sense that, can't they look at any disc copy or FFVIII and somehow extract it? Like datamining but for their own game, or is it something that becomes inaccessible once a game has been sent to be copied. I'm extremely ignorant of game development in general
The source code is the thing that humans write (and can read). It's then compiled into machine code (1s and 0s) which is what the computer reads.
You can recover it to some extent in some cases, but it's not a perfectly reversible process, meaning it would be incredibly difficult to do and they'd have a massive mess to clean up before they had anything readable. Think of it a bit like baking a cake and then trying to find out by tasting the cake exactly how many eggs and how much sugar was in it.
Ripping the actual art assets from a compiled game is different than reconstructing source code. That's far more achievable, and if they lost them years ago, it's entirely possible they ripped them off the original disc (or original PC version) for this remaster.
@Magician
So that's mean FF VIII remaster will have physical release ?? 😀
I doubt it.
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