How do you play?

How do you play FF's in general? like these below, explain how you play.

1. Blitz Your level high earlier in the game, and just cruise the rest of the game.
2. Steady, you increase your level as the game goes
3. Struggler: you can barely do the boss fights and you run from most encounters

Or do you play differently, there are lots of ways, say how you generally play.

No. 2

As if you stay in one place and just fight, fight, fight to raise your level it makes the game boring.

omni slash and lion heart on disc one......

i always blitz it

I usually do number 1 after I've finished an FF game once; I try to max level at the earliest stage possible. I had fun doing this when executing the Donton Berry trick in FFX, where I planned to max the sphere grid for at least 3 characters. It really depends actually if you can find an interesting area with strong monsters that give lots of AP, and also if you have the patience to stay that long for some time.

Trust me, the rest of the game becomes easier along with more comfortable boos fights and less running away from encounters. :)

I usually do number 1 after I've finished an FF game once; I try to max level at the earliest stage possible. I had fun doing this when executing the Donton Berry trick in FFX, where I planned to max the sphere grid for at least 3 characters. It really depends actually if you can find an interesting area with strong monsters that give lots of AP, and also if you have the patience to stay that long for some time.

Trust me, the rest of the game becomes easier along with more comfortable boos fights and less running away from encounters. :)

frostbourne

[QUOTE="frostbourne"]

I usually do number 1 after I've finished an FF game once; I try to max level at the earliest stage possible. I had fun doing this when executing the Donton Berry trick in FFX, where I planned to max the sphere grid for at least 3 characters. It really depends actually if you can find an interesting area with strong monsters that give lots of AP, and also if you have the patience to stay that long for some time.

Trust me, the rest of the game becomes easier along with more comfortable boos fights and less running away from encounters. :)

WhiteFlame-XIII

Aw it's not that hard. Just requires some patient work to be done, I guess. Even better when you are playing with a reliable guide. :)

[QUOTE="WhiteFlame-XIII"][QUOTE="frostbourne"]

I usually do number 1 after I've finished an FF game once; I try to max level at the earliest stage possible. I had fun doing this when executing the Donton Berry trick in FFX, where I planned to max the sphere grid for at least 3 characters. It really depends actually if you can find an interesting area with strong monsters that give lots of AP, and also if you have the patience to stay that long for some time.

Trust me, the rest of the game becomes easier along with more comfortable boos fights and less running away from encounters. :)

frostbourne

Aw it's not that hard. Just requires some patient work to be done, I guess. Even better when you are playing with a reliable guide. :)

number one and getting into a lot of battles to get the needed amount of gil i need. I always go slow pace so I dont miss something important like an item or something else. I save a lot and reload it because I find out whats going to happen before and then load the last save game and go through it with eaz. I want it to go with my flow ya digg:Ddragonlou

i level up when i need toevillorddragon

On FFVIII and FFX I am a 1 but on all others I am a two. Oh, and my first time on VII I was a 3.

How do you play FF's in general? like these below, explain how you play.

1. Blitz Your level high earlier in the game, and just cruise the rest of the game.
2. Steady, you increase your level as the game goes
3. Struggler: you can barely do the boss fights and you run from most encounters

Or do you play differently, there are lots of ways, say how you generally play.

-Phaz-

[QUOTE="frostbourne"][QUOTE="WhiteFlame-XIII"][QUOTE="frostbourne"]

I usually do number 1 after I've finished an FF game once; I try to max level at the earliest stage possible. I had fun doing this when executing the Donton Berry trick in FFX, where I planned to max the sphere grid for at least 3 characters. It really depends actually if you can find an interesting area with strong monsters that give lots of AP, and also if you have the patience to stay that long for some time.

Trust me, the rest of the game becomes easier along with more comfortable boos fights and less running away from encounters. :)

WhiteFlame-XIII

Aw it's not that hard. Just requires some patient work to be done, I guess. Even better when you are playing with a reliable guide. :)

Not really, especially when you know how to look in the right places. And oh, patience can be learnt too! :lol:

[QUOTE="WhiteFlame-XIII"][QUOTE="frostbourne"][QUOTE="WhiteFlame-XIII"][QUOTE="frostbourne"]

I usually do number 1 after I've finished an FF game once; I try to max level at the earliest stage possible. I had fun doing this when executing the Donton Berry trick in FFX, where I planned to max the sphere grid for at least 3 characters. It really depends actually if you can find an interesting area with strong monsters that give lots of AP, and also if you have the patience to stay that long for some time.

Trust me, the rest of the game becomes easier along with more comfortable boos fights and less running away from encounters. :)

frostbourne

Aw it's not that hard. Just requires some patient work to be done, I guess. Even better when you are playing with a reliable guide. :)

Not really, especially when you know how to look in the right places. And oh, patience can be learnt too! :lol: