=Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition PSP edition for emulator Party Selection Guide= First off, the best party is: [Ninja, Ninja, White Wizard, Monk] So, if you wildly disagree with that conclusion, this guide might not be that great for you. Let me explain my reasoning, based on 3 variables: 1. Speed- affects the rate at which you kill a tough boss a. get a single white mage: you'll need a dedicated healer even in trash mob fights b. get at least one black magic user: temper and haste is amazing for dps c. get either a master or a knight as a target for the temper/haste d. the diversity boils down to [magic defense vs evasion] and [1 attack per turn vs 2] 2. Progression- affects the level of difficulty needed to finish the game a. you should limit yourself to only 1 black mage at most b. having black mage with monk, or even red mage with monk *could* be squishy 3. Dependence- affects the actual fun and respect for the gameplay a. stat abuse on level up basically destroys character individuality That last thing I mentioned deserves its own paragraph. -Stat abuse on level up?- Maxing evasion (and doing it early) can destroy a lot of the game. It's not that difficult. There's this level-up area where you get the levistone (evil eye); you kill em w/ 3 dead characters and then use reloaded savestates to guarantee that you max out your evasion. Maxing evasion is supposed to be something that only a Ninja can really accomplish early. So, if you are going to abuse this and get +1 evasion per level up on each character, baby stepping them to level 99 one at a time, then my only recommendation is that you have one white mage and at least one black magic caster. Further criteria are only significant in shortening the amount of time you'll spend farming stat plus items. -Farming stat plus items- This is done in the fire chasm. I would recommend you pick characters that only suffer from int defficiency and stamina defficiency. Agility defficiency is terrible, because using speed plus will always give you only 1 evasion point, even if it raises agility by 3! Going double ninja is great for reducing farming for power plus (which should go to your monk, as rare as they are). Did I mention the monk gets crazy bonuses from attack? Well, if you didn't know this already, once a monk gets high stamina, you can unequip all of his items and just take a ribbon with you and you'll be amazing. Power and Stamina determine the monk's damage, and stamina really kicks in when you start unequipping anything. -CONCLUSION AND SUMMARY- My recommended builds are: 1. Ninja, Ninja, White Wizard, Master - (because it kicks ass and makes the game super fun) 2. Knight, Ninja, Red Wizard, White Wizard -(all around hard to complain about this one) 3. 4x Red Wizard -(tell the game to eat a dick) Please understand that to list every conceivable insignificant variable related to class selection preferences could take forever as a writer. I've considered a lot of variables, but at no point did I want to write down EVERY single one of them and then list them to try and teach other people. If you want to make your own party, do it, but don't complain when you have bad heals and low dps. Want to play this game? here are some download links: emulator: http://www.ppsspp.org/downloads.html FF1 Anniversary Edition Rom: http://www.emuparadise.me/Sony_Playstation_Portable_ISOs/Final_Fantasy_%28USA%29/157296

• published: 19 Aug 2014
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