Perfect FFT Team - Page 5

No you don't.

Squires get Move +1
Archers get Jump +1
Thieves get Move +2 and Jump +2
Bards get Move+3
Dancers get Jump +3.

quote Stevebeoulve2

No you don't.

Squires get Move +1
Archers get Jump +1
Thieves get Move +2 and Jump +2
Bards get Move+3
Dancers get Jump +3.

oh ok. I haven't played it in awhile either...

Best team is a bunch of overpowered knights with dual wield and Martial arts. Add Blade grasp and teleport to that and your team can never be hit and will lay waste to everyone in a couple turns.
If you are playing the new one then in is Darkness instead of martial arts.

Me, i just love fighting enemies and using my ramza (calculator) to wipe out the enemies in a few moves depending on how many enemies and how many i can hit in 1 turn, i dont try making a perfect team since there's no such things as one, but, its funny how in 1 holy every undead that gets hit with it gets 999 damage ^^

quote Shadow Rue

quote Hrist

Any team can be beat. I simply like messing with time.

... Except a team of 4 Worker 8's and a Chemist.

Stop with your workers xD

Give him a better job. Mages and such are easy to hit. Maybe a Lancer, so he can attack 2 spaces away and his Armor gives him mor HP so he can survive more. Magic maybe as a secondary skill and give him something to increase his HP

My Thief:

- Forgot the Dagger's name
- Escutcheon
- Thief Hat
- Secret Clothes / Power Sleeve
- Feather Mantle

- Whatever
- Abandon
- Equip Shield
- Move+3

Direct physical attacks, or from the sides have 0% success chance, from the back they have 8%.
Most Magic have 8% of chance, also.

The team I played with at end game was (around level 60):
Ramza: Squire
Guts, Draw Out, Counter(or Blade Grasp), Two Swords, Ignore Height
Excaluber, Ragnarok, Theif Hat, Maximillian, Bracer
Use: Deals around 400-600+ with physical attacks, draw out gives him some area attacks, counter is obvious, and somebody should have ignore heights.

Orlando: Holy Swordsman
All Swordskill, (anything), Weapon Guard, (anything), Move +1
Excaluber, Venetien Shield, Theif Hat, Reflect Mail, Feather Mantle
Use: How could I not. Hard as HELL to hit, and is his usual murderous, bad ass self.

Mustadio: Chemist
Item, Snipe, Auto Potion, MagicDEF Up, Move +1
Any Magic Gun, Theif Hat, Power Sleeve, Germinas Boots
Use: Long range hitter, and I like keeping a Chemist around.

Generic: Summoner
Summon, Math Skill, Auto Potion, Short Charge, Teleport
Wizard Rod, Golden Hairpin, Light Robe, Sprint Boots
Use: This gives me a calculator with decent speed and great MA, needed for across the board Flare, Raise 2, Wall, etc. Also has quick summons incase I can't calculate on someone. BTW, I know teleport's not great, but I can't stop myself on this character

Beowulf: Temple Knight
Magic Sword, White/Time Magic, Weapon Gaurd, MagicATK Up, Move MP Up
Rune Sword, Aegis Shield, Grand Helmet, Robe of Lords Feather Mantle
Use: Magic Sword is too good not to use. He's also really hard to hit.

I realize this isn't the most optimized party, but by the time I got Orlando and Beowulf, I just didn't have the patience to get them lots of abilities.... besides, they don't really need it. I also never bothered to replace counter with hamedo for the same reason. This party has:
three or four healers (Ramza, Summoner, Generic, maybe Beowulf) and Orlando self heals;
two revivers (Summoner, Mustadio)
two MAJOR damage dealers (Ramza, Orlando);
one awsome mage (the summon/math set is totally pwning);
two long range attackers (Ramza (that kitch... sword), Mustadio);

I've yet to see a challenge this party couldn't totally anhilate. And thanks to a full party Raise 2 (because the Summoner is hidden out of range), I would bend that worker 8 party over a table and show it a good time.