Dragon Warrior VII (PS1) Playthrough [2 of 7]
133A playthrough of Enix's 2001 role-playing game for the Sony PlayStation, Dragon Warrior VII.
This is part two of a seven-part playthrough.
Part 1: https://youtu.be/U2hzucDOUYM
Part 3: https://youtu.be/PFW9c-9RSxA
Part 4: https://youtu.be/qPuHhLQsB2w
Part 5: https://youtu.be/f7_mNlkyFj8
Part 6: https://youtu.be/tV--XxsP4n4
Part 7: https://youtu.be/A6qfhH4Ix8U
As this part begins, we've just jumped into the past in order to meet the Deja tribe. Here are some timestamps, in case you want to see a specific part or skip the grinding bits:
Deja tribe's Camp 0:00
Madame Derangement Eyes, at your service 46:40
So long, Kiefer 56:41
Dharma 1:08:33
Casino 1:13:56
I spent some time playing the panel matching game to get some rare items and bunch of random stuff that I could turn for a nice profit at the inn upstairs. Then I play some slots and poker to amass enough tokens to get the best items from the prize counter. This took quite a bit of time - there were many attempts where I lost all my money and had to reload my saved game. I didn't include the failed attempts in the recording.
Dharma Temple 2:46:15
Combat arena 4:19:40
Choosing jobs at Dharma Temple 5:14:17
Finally, about 17 hours in, we can choose jobs for our characters! I start the hero as a warrior, Maribel as a mage, and Gabo as a cleric. Following that, I run around collecting things with my new thief's key.
Back to the casino for more of the panel game 5:38:58
Moving on... 6:12:46
Grinding out the first jobs 6:26:55
The hero masters the warrior, dancer, and fighter jobs as well as the Slime monster class. Maribel masters mage and cleric, and Gabo masters warrior, dancer, and cleric.
Wrapping up 11:03:50
Before jumping to the next destination in the past, I finish up in Dharma and check out the town of Mezar.
With all of that done, we're in pretty good shape to move on. Next up is the land of Dune.
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No cheats were used during the recording of this video.
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