[ SECRET POST #2674 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2674 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

FFV, FFVI, FFVII, FFVIII, FFX, FFXII and the FFXIII franchise all let any character use any type of magic (or even any type of skillset, in some cases). If a male character can't heal, it's because the player made that choice.

I'm replaying FFX right now (HD REMASTER, FUCK YEAH). I had Tidus start learning white magic right away. I taught Wakka how to be a thief first, but because of how the sphere grid is laid out he's going to end up being the first in my party to learn the highest-power white magics, even before Yuna can!

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, but that doesn't make them 'white mages'. Knowing a little bit of white magic doesn't make you a white mage. And I don't think you can really count the games where the player can pick the job class. Again having a fighter know cure doesn't make the fighter a white mage.

[(Anonymous)]

I think that's a good point, but I also think it means that 'white mage' as a CHARACTER is an obsolete concept, when the trend is towards letting any character take on any job.

[(Anonymous)]

See I dislike that. I like the job class to fit the character of the, well, character. Like it made sense that Zidane would be thief/fighter or Garnet/Dagger being a white mage/summoner or Vivi being a black mage. What they did was part of who they were. I want the gameplay and the storytelling to blend. I don't want to build a character as, say, a black mage but in cut scenes they have none of those abilities. If I build my character as black mage I expect the story to reflex that (a reason I like Dragon Age because it does try to reflex how you play in the story).