FFTA - Blue Mage SSCC Part V: Hidden Vein

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Published on April 19, 2008 2:13:08 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-0UmVRFJq0

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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (2003)

Duration: 6:26

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Ugh, when will my FFTA vids have actually decent video quality when uploaded to YouTube?

Surprisingly, most resets in this battle I am owing to being berserked by the Juggler. The berserked hero does manage to kill some units, that's not the problem. The issue here is that the enemy's Sage has Reflex, and I usually get killed trying to make my attacks connect (which obviously doesn't succeed).

The Bangaa knows Revive so he should be eliminated ASAP. Bad Breath Frog works really well. Usually, your MP is gone and will be gone for the entire battle, with the minimum 5, sometimes maybe 10, needed to be able to survive one attack before your turn comes.

With 5 enemies against Marche, things are not easy. A proper facing should be chosen, and a lot of luck is involved. The enemy units can be killed in 2-3 hits and the first to go down is the Blue Mage. He knows White Wind and can heal the other four and himself when needed.

I didn't manipulate with the laws at all; nevertheless, I did enter the mission on a day when Sage's Skill was banned. He's much meeker with only physical attacks.

The ending was the most difficult part, despite only three prosecutors. Blue Mages, unfortunately, have no ranged attacks (well, none that I could exploit anyway) so I was forced to withstand a few blows here. I was lucky not getting berserked, having been Fire Bomb'd three times, too. A good indication of the battle's difficulty is the fact that I was literally forced to attack the enemy in the face in order to get another turn sooner.

It gets riskier from here.

In the end, I barely won at critical health.

I've already beaten the challenge and just need to upload two more videos (I've got other recordings but they're nothing particularly interesting).

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