Let's Play Final Fantasy Tactics #02 - Resistance Is Futile

In this episode, we take on the gang of thieves at Magic City Gariland before they can make their escape.

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Gaming

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• Let's
• Play
• Walkthrough
• Final
• Fantasy
• Tactics
• Magic
• City
• Gariland

[Number1ricky]

THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS!! :)

[eggiex1]

LOL "My dick's bigger than your dick!" You should have said "dagger" instead and kept it an inconspicuously dirty joke. :p

[DissonantHarmonics]

Beoulve (plural) is pronounced Beowulfs or maybe Beowolves in English. Beoulf (singular) is the Old English version of the name Beowulf - the name of a probably fictional hero in a very old bit of poetry. The "probably fictional" fits quite well with the protagonist in FFT, so I'm guessing that's why they chose Beowulf as his surname. Why they use Old English spelling is anyone's guess. Mine would be because they're Japanese and thus can't help being weird :p

[EndlessNytemare]

used to love this game

[BeerTimeGaming]

Why didn't you put Ramzaa in between that chick and the guy who dash killed her?

[BeerTimeGaming]

Hahaha you're hilarious.

[AeroQC]

I remember the first time I had played this game, I couldn't grasp how to set up my units.

[Racsowar]

"When they die and pass three turns like that, they complete their focus and turn into a shiny little crystal". Gotta love the FF XIII reference there!

[Susade81]

Ok, this game looks much easier than Disgaea. I'll give it a try.

[FF7Niteblade]

It's been a while since I played the PSP version, but I believe they pronounce Ramza's last name as Be-Yewl-V.

I'm also aware of a massive JP Glitch that will let you Master any job with a scroll bar on the first page of skills. Will you be using it?

[FF7Niteblade]

@Darkwing2335

There are secret characters in the PS version, there's just more in the PSP version, namely Luso from FFTA2 and Balthier from FF12.

[sekushinonyanko]

Napoleon Bonaparte is quoted as having said "glory is fleeting, but obscurity is forever." Maybe it references that.