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Another hallmark of the game is the complex plotting which sees almost all of the player-controlled characters get equal billing throughout the story. Enhancing this feeling of depth is the fact that many of the CGI sequences that punctuate the game do not focus on the game's heroes but instead present action and machinations happening throughout the continent of Ivalice. | Another hallmark of the game is the complex plotting which sees almost all of the player-controlled characters get equal billing throughout the story. Enhancing this feeling of depth is the fact that many of the CGI sequences that punctuate the game do not focus on the game's heroes but instead present action and machinations happening throughout the continent of Ivalice. | ||
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Final Fantasy XII is the latest installment in the Final Fantasy series by Square Enix. It is the final original Final Fantasy game to be released on the PS2 platform.
Final Fantasy XII introduces a number of innovations that differentiate it from the previous offline titles in the series. The most significant of these - the elimination of random battles in favour of enemies seen and fought using the same interface as exploration - gives the title a feeling akin to an MMORPG.
Another hallmark of the game is the complex plotting which sees almost all of the player-controlled characters get equal billing throughout the story. Enhancing this feeling of depth is the fact that many of the CGI sequences that punctuate the game do not focus on the game's heroes but instead present action and machinations happening throughout the continent of Ivalice.
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- Damage Formulae
- Critical Hits & Combos
- Counter-Attacks
- Blocking & Parrying
- On-Hit Effects
- Knock Back