Because of that, each character is unique - sorta. The difference is that you are only able to hold a specified number of skills and abilities. This feature resembles Final Fantasy Tactics and the use of Job Points. Another important change is the fact that you can customize each individual character by buying spells and abilities. A lot of people will consider this cheating, but this is just an option, and if you're a die hard fan - just ignore it. So in order to aleviate a lot of the frustration you are now actually able to backtrack to any move you want (up to 50 moves) by pressing and holding the "L" button. If you've played the original you understand the fact that sometimes these battles can last an hour, and one wrong move can cost you the battle and lose a vital character. Another change during battle is the fact that you can retrace your "steps" or character moves. This is great, because when you begin leveling a new job they can basically stand in the back at level 1 and not risk getting killed.
Also, experience is gained throughout the battle and at the end it's divided up through all your characters. Because of this change and the fact that there is no training mode, I found the first couple battles (after your training buddies leave you) very difficult. So what I always did was have 1 character per job so that you can keep all your jobs leveled. One of the most noticeable changes is the fact that you level jobs instead of individual characters. This review will focus mostly on the changes. This game feels almost completely different, with tons of changes, additions, and notably the removal of the training mode. When I first heard about a remake, I figured it was going to be like all the other remakes and have very little new content. The story is by far my favorite of any SRPG. If you are a fan of Strategy RPGS, BUY THIS GAME. If you are a Let me start off by saying the original Tactics Ogre is on my top 5 favorite games of all time - And the remake is even better. Let me start off by saying the original Tactics Ogre is on my top 5 favorite games of all time - And the remake is even better.
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