Playing Final Fantasy VI, some players debate using overpowered abilities for easier wins or opting for a more challenging fight.
Summary
- Players enjoy the challenge of avoiding overpowered abilities for more engaging gameplay.
- Some prefer overpowering enemies as a reward for completing game content.
- Choosing thematic or cool setups over optimal ones adds a personal touch to battles.
Players’ Strategies
Some players, like BroldenMass, prefer manual labor over easy solutions: “I never used Phoenix downs or cast life on undead enemies. Imma kill em myself.”
GuardianGero finds enjoyment in exploiting advantages but with exceptions, stating, “The sky’s the limit!”
Asha_Brea shares her perspective: “I don’t play JRPGs for challenge. I overpower the enemies.”
Player Sentiments
Grinding for powerful setups can make final bosses trivial, leading to players like ophaus extending themselves for ultimate power.
Red-Zaku- opts for personal flair: “My personal ‘challenge’ is to tailor my characters to my own rule-of-cool.”
Deskbreaker faces enemy immunities to beloved overpowered abilities: “All the cheap op abilities I want to use, the enemy seems to be immune to them.”
esocharis reveals a unique avoidance: “I generally won’t use TG Cid very much in FFT because most fights are a joke once you get him.”
Players express diverse strategies and sentiments toward managing overpowered abilities in Final Fantasy battles.
