>I didn't talked with as many soldier as I can when the

Don't worry, you didn't miss much. Nothing you can't make up for later.

Doma: Beads, Elixir, Ether, Fenix Down, X-Potion

(Beads increase evade, which was useless in the SNES version. Not sure how useful they are in the fixed versions. You can buy them eventually.)
Imperial Base: 8000 GP, 13000 GP, 20000 GP, Back Guard, Cherub Down, Cure Ring, Elixir x2, Ether, Flame Sabre, RunningShoes, Wall Ring, X-Potion

The only really nice reward is the Charm Bangle, which you get if you do near perfect at the banquet. It reduces the encounter rate. But you can get it later in the game, and you can also find an item that totally eliminates encounters, so it's not a huge deal.

The other item you get for doing well is the Tintinabar (Tintinnabulum in the new versions), which restores HP every step. You can still get one at this point of the game by doing a side quest where you help deliver letters for a wounded soldier in Mobliz.

>>3862225
God damn the mobile sprites look terrible

>>3862225
Serves you right for playing the shitty cell phone version.

You can beat the game at level 3 with starting equipment and no magic. Who cares if you missed items.

>>3862628
Can you expand it? You know, if one day I feel like torturing myself...

>>3862572
I'm playing the SNES bugged version.

>>3862225
>Why do they think this kind of stuff is fun?
They don't think it's fun. It's not supposed to be fun. It's supposed to be a story. RPGs were never about fun. They're about time wasting grind mechanics and spreadsheet battles to spice up and sell the "story" as an epic (piss poor stories to boot). In the story your actions have consequences.

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>>3863871
>RPGs were never about fun.
Mfw I've been playing it wrong my whole life.

>>3862978
Oh, sorry anon. In that case I hope you enjoy it very much.