This PSP version of FFT brings both great and bad stuff to the desk.On the plus side Dark Knight and Onion Dark night are usually two new job opportunities, and this provides in a several new moments and scenarios that add some characterization and the such as. There are usually also some more tie-ins to various other games and a Multiplayer setting. The text message is totally relocalized.On the minus aspect, the fresh jobs only get spectacular with products acquired from Multiplayer battles, the brand-new localization is definitely performed in a Iove-it-or-haté-it design, and Square-Enix acquired accidentally launched awful slowdown issues.Some prefer the primary PS1 video game and some prefer WOTL as almost all call it. It's actually all up to individual choices, and FFT is definitely an awesome sport either way.

In WoTL, you can not only get Cloud, but also Luso from FFTA2 and Balthier from FF12 to join your party. There are three extra side quests you can do. One of them involves Agrias and Mustadio, another involves Beowulf and Reis, and the last one has to do with Lavian, Alicia, and Agrias. Two new jobs, the Dark Knight and the Onion Knight. Final Fantasy Tactics Edit. Onion equipment can only be obtained via Melee and/or Rendezvous in the War of the Lions version. It is by far the strongest equipment, and it makes the wielder virtually unbeatable, but it is also the hardest to obtain. That is to say, every other party member in the current battle with you will also gain 1/4 of the JP you earn in that battle. For example, say you have Bob the knight, Ramza the archer, and Susan the monk in a battle. If Ramza earns a total of 1000 JP over the course of that battle, Bob and Susan will both earn 250 knight JP each as well.

X50px Onion Knight is a job from Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions. It has Onion Knight basic stats and no real abilities. It has hidden potential, in that its power depends on the number of other jobs the unit has mastered.