They have that on FFT for the PSP, don't they? Where you can take your party and face it off against someone else's via wireless?

There are already such games; they are called tabletop wargames.

There is a handful of fantasy games which simulate small skirmishes similar to FFT battles, e.g. Confrontation 3, Hell Dorado, Alkemy, even GamesWorkshop's Mordheim.

Straight transfer of FFT mechanics would create an utterly unplayable boardgame. The system is too complicated, the game would require such an enormous amount of dice rolling it would get tiresome after the first turn. Not to mention HP's and MP's above one hundred points in a boardgame is a no-no.

I'd rather play a twinfoxtails board game.

They have that on FFT for the PSP, don't they? Where you can take your party and face it off against someone else's via wireless?

I think you can do this on FFTA2 (for nintendo DS).

I like the idea of a board game on it (even thought of something similar after the first FFT came out). But even now, as I currently enjoy FFTA2, I can say with confidence that that would make the game longer, more confusing, and way too damn close to DnD board games, which I swore to myself I would never get into. However, I'm definitely not against a game based on the mechanics for PC. Sure it wouldn't be FF universe, but if it was done well enough, and had great multiplay which EVERY FFT lacks, I would totally play it.

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I'd rather play a twinfoxtails board game.

Would you have to roll dice to see how many dicks you get in your hand?

no you have to level as ninja to get two-swords ability. jesus christ your dumb.

I just realized, even FFT at 100% speed on emulation seems slow at times, and I uncap the FPS on boring/easy parts just to get by them. If I had to do those calculations in real time, I would feel like shooting myself in the face.

I remember doing all that work to unlock him and he fucking blew, I was so pissed off...