"Final Fantasy Tactics has some tough-as-nails fights, especially if you're coming to the strategy RPG formula for the first time. The Ivalice Chronicles remaster ups the ante with a new Tactician difficulty mode that stacks the odds even more against your burgeoning squad of heretical recruits. As someone who's played the game a dozen times before, I love the new layer of challenge even if some of the encounters kicked my ass."
"Importantly, The Ivalice Chronicles adds some helpful features for navigating the game's underlying difficulty. Unlike in the original, it's generous with auto-saves and lets you flee any battle at any time. No more getting trapped in multi-encounter missions with no other save files to escape to. You can also dial the difficulty up or down throughout the campaign and, like in the original, every story mission lets you over-level if you're diligent enough."
Final Fantasy Tactics delivers extremely challenging encounters that can overwhelm players new to strategy RPG mechanics. The Ivalice Chronicles remaster introduces a Tactician difficulty mode that increases challenge for experienced players. The remaster also adds generous auto-saves, the ability to flee any battle, and the option to change difficulty during the campaign, preventing save-trap situations. Every story mission still allows over-leveling through repeated play. A ranked list of the toughest battles appears, with specific tactical tips for encounters such as Dorter Slums and Fovoham Windflats, detailing positioning, equipment, class choices, and strategies to neutralize dangerous enemy abilities.
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