Is it? I'ver never used it...
Will have to leave their localized names to someone else, 'cause I haven't unlocked many of them yet.
The easiest way is if you teach a non magic proficient character a new class of spell their starting proficiency is GL-7.
You can New Game + for it, but do note that you'll still be able to access other characters with martial artist spark profiles and there's a LOT of missable stuff in the game some of which is mutually exclusive, so don't get too hung up on it. There's a lot of randomization at play and the game's designed for multiple rather varied playthroughs. Individual characters and even entire classes are relatively disposable resources, so long as you're constantly making your kingdom collectively stronger and furthering its shared knowledge of weapons and magic.
It's to the upper left in town once it's built, there's a pathway leading to a new screen. If building hasn't finished it should after a couple of fights. Your chancellor will tell you when it's done if you talk to him, alongside updates on what major scenarios are available.
Keep in mind that New Game+ lets you retain a lot of the stuff you did if you mess up so horribly that there's no recourse, and also that the game's designed in a way that expects you to stumble blindly and mess up to the extent that being TOO efficient can actually stop the broader scope of progression from aligning properly and leave you in awkward positions sometimes.
If you like SaGa games, yes. Absolutely. It's fantastic. It's very different from RS2 in a lot of ways, but very enjoyable.
Late, but... it's a Kawazu game. Ideally you should be prepared to just deal with all sorts of weird shit and to roll with it, because his RPGs are among the most esoteric out there.
I still have never beaten SaGa Frontier 2, but it's also my favorite. It's so goddamn hard (I think the furthest I got was banging my head against that final tactical battle where you basically have to survive for 8 turns), but man if it isn't just intriguing. I'll keep giving that game a shot at least once a year until I finally lose my IRL LP.
It's top 3 Saga games and PS2 games. I hope now that SQEX is done HD-ing FF10 and 12, they'd do Minstrel Song next.
I believe there's a slight bug if you create something (like the Orchad) before the previous order is complete, it resets the timer of the previous thing, so you need 15 more battles to get it. If you're still worried, just save, go do 15 battles (start one, run away, push against the same enemy, repeat), go check that your magic school is there, reset.
Also yes. It still can be obtuse at times, but for the most part everything is explained a LOT better than RS2, and the presentation is delightful. One of the few SaGa games I've actually finished.
I'd agree. At the very least using a guide to help open up the world and then to also know which quests are locked behind battle rank (like 90% of the quests you can do at any time, but there are a few that lock early on).
Thanks everyone. Are there any guides online you would reccomend that don't spoil too much?
Sounds like the whole holding down and B (or was it A?) to make a pokeball work better situation to me. I'm pretty sure shields are just the listed chance to apply their defense bonus to the appropriate damage types with no unique mechanics attached.
Speaking of the maze, just took my first crack at it. The evil dragon at the end of the wind path fucked me
