Just bought this game today and am having a blast. Taking a break

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>>3275913
FFT is my second favorite strategy game on consoles, and my favorite SRPG with grid-based combat.

The only game that I prefer over it is pic-related. It plays very differently though.

>>3276085
Brigandine>Dragon Force

advanced was better

>>3276107
for babies

>>3276103
>Brigandine>Dragon Force

I actually played Brigadine many, many years ago and have to disagree. Dragon Force is so much better, at least from what I remember since I never went back to replay Brigandine.

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>>3275913
Good choice. One of the best final fantasy games(imho,tbqhfam).

I assume you got the ps1 version? There's some very good equipment you can steal mid-to-late game. Keep an eye out for them(chantage, genji gear, etc.)!

I'm a strong proponent of "untarnished" experiences, but you really can lose out on some -godly- gear by not treasure hunting or stealing on a one-off map/boss.

I highly recommend you check out these guides:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps/197339-final-fantasy-tactics/faqs/11144
http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps/197339-final-fantasy-tactics/faqs/26626

Also, making new saves every now and then isn't a bad idea at all. There are some hard fights that can be borderline impossible without abusing game mechanics(yell and scream in particular).

Cheers, OP.

>>3276107
Only third post? You can do better than that, Anon.

bump. Can't let the Tactics thread die this soon.

>>3275913
You may want to read this interview http://shmuplations.com/fft/