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#1  Some questions about the Origins Version of Final Fantasy I Hello there! ^_^ I am gonna ask a bunch of questions...and I want them answered IMMEDIATLY!!! (Inside joke) Who is your daddy, and what does he do? Actually not. >_> The real questions shall be asked...Now! First Question: When I select Normal Mode, it says that Normal Mode is the Original Difficulty from the first version of the Game. Is this true? Second Question: Will I actually have to Level Up and prepare for Bosses unlike the Dawn of Souls version? o.o Third Question: Should I switch Auto Target off? Fourth Question: In the Collections Section, there are 2 spaces and the only text there is "????". Of course, that means I have to unlock them. But, what are they? o.o By the way, there are 4 spaces in all. The other two are the Bestiary and the Artwork. ^_^ STOP IT!!! STOP IT!!! Ahem... Thanks! ^_^ Edit: I added Question Four. Last edited by Kentarou; 05-01-2005 at 06:01 AM. |
05-01-2005, 05:48 AM
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1) No the orignal is a lot harder. If you want it to be like the Original then play on normal mode with all the new helpfull additions turned off. This means no dashing/auto target/casting life in battle. 2) No really. As long as you have a good party there is no need to waste so much time overleveling. Just make sure you have at least 1 Warrior and 1 Red Mage. The other 2 can be whatever you want. I suggest a Thief and a Black Belt. 3) If you want a challenge yes, if not then no. |
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05-01-2005, 06:02 AM
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| | O_O No Auto Target, no Dashing, and No Reviving during battle make it that much harder? o.o Well I understand the Auto Target and Reviving, but I don't understand why the Dashing makes it easier...oh well... >_< What about the fourth question though? (I edited my post to add it...sorry about me being a bit late. >_<) |
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05-01-2005, 06:18 AM
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| Site Staff Cid's Knight  | Along with Black Mage FF1's answer you also have remember that their was no item screen in the original to store all your extra stuff. If you couldn't carry it in your weapon and armor screen, you left it. Also made it much harder using the "usable items" in battle. The only one you should really be worried about is Lich. If Nuke gets cast, your gonna be hurting. Depends on if you want the original feel of the game. With it off, if you tell everyone to attack the same monster and the first one kills it, the rest have wasted their turn. I prefer it because I'm an old NEs junky who still plays NES FFI. |
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05-01-2005, 10:33 AM
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 | Dashing doesn't make the game any easier, it just makes it faster. You'll still encounter just as many enemies, you'll still take just as much damage from ice/lava/poison, and there's nothing that you're required to make good time on, so it really has no bearing. It just makes long dungeons less time consuming. |
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05-01-2005, 08:55 PM
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| Cid's Knight  | I tried both version but Origins, even with the new options switched off, seems a lot easier to me. But maybe it was just because I now know what to do and where to go...So go ahead without worrying.  As for the extras, I'll tell you as soon as I unlock some. |
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05-01-2005, 09:58 PM
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| | I found out that one of them is The Key Item Menu. ^_^ I bet the fourth is a Sound Track, but I will have to beat FF1 to find out... Or WereCanary if she beats the game before me... >_> Which she will, i'm sure... I am about to Spoiler: Fight Astos o_o I am going off-topic again... Okay, um... A Fifth Question! Can someone explain to me Spoiler: The Whole Time Loop thing? The one Garland made? (Note: I beat the DoS Version first) Last edited by Kentarou; 05-01-2005 at 11:46 PM. |
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05-01-2005, 11:40 PM
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