Do I need to grind more?

[Lemmy Koopa]

In Final Fantasy 5 I have just passed the ship graveyard and have monks at job level 5 and at level 15.


Do I need to grind more? I also did the grinding in the graveyard itself so I have 9 elixers and 27 daggers.

[Roy Koopa]

If you have to grind in order to reasonably complete a game, it isn't worth playing.

[Lemmy Koopa]

Dec 5, 2009 16:43:12 GMT -5 Roy Koopa said:

If you have to grind in order to reasonably complete a game, it isn't worth playing.

I did the grind after the boss so I wouldn't have to worry about the next one.


Also you have contributed nothing to this topic. DON'T SPAM.

[Zombies on your Lawn]

Mmm, I think you should be good if you got several decent healers as well. The monks should be able to deal enough damage to the boss and your healers should cast heal when she turns undead.

If you are past that point already, then I think you've overlevelled in my opinion. I past that part when I was level 5 when I ran through the game.

[Lemmy Koopa]

They can all heal them selves and cure blind and poison because of one of there skills.


Is a healer still needed?

[Zombies on your Lawn]

I'd still raise a primary healer because you'll get better heal skills later on.

[YoshiRider123]

Which Final Fantasy games don't make you have to grind?

[Tai]

Master monk, knight, whitemage , your favorite skill's job
So you can just freelancer when needed.
White magic just needs two. You should use a guide so you don't miss any magic.

Also topic hijack. Do you think we will get V on DS?

[Zombies on your Lawn]

Dec 9, 2009 11:41:51 GMT -5 Tai said:

Master monk, knight, whitemage , your favorite skill's job
So you can just freelancer when needed.
White magic just needs two. You should use a guide so you don't miss any magic.

Also topic hijack. Do you think we will get V on DS?

Eh, I'd master everything because you get stat bonuses. But mostly the classes you should master are the following:

For physical characters, master these classes for the following skills:
Ninja (for dual wield)
Ranger (X-Shot)

Magic characters should master:
Red Mage (X-Magic, although by this time, you'd probably be mastered everything else)
Time Mage (Time Magic, ftw =3)
Summoner (High level summons > Black Magic, and Golem is so damn useful)
White Mage (White magic obviously)
Blue Mage (up to the level where you can learn and get Blue Magic. Skills are obviously useful here)

Also, no for DS. I'm STILL WAITING for a Secret of Mana remake.

Stop hijacking topics. =<

[Kuro Tsuwamono]

Grind me.

[Ice]

It's not so much that you 'need' to grind more. It's all dependent on your skill level.

So really, if you're good, you don't need to grind. If not, then prepare to invest time into it.

/obviousanswer