M Multiplier, depending on which case it is. L x The current Experience Level of the unit, ranging from 1–99 inclusive Where L j The current Job Level of the ability being used, ranging from 1–8 inclusive Every time an unit makes an action they gain a number of Job Points (JP) according to the formula: So, how does one level up a job? Simple: just by using its associated abilities. Save for the first two- Squire and Chemist-these must be progressively unlocked by gaining levels of previously attained jobs. But, just how much? Let’s see.ġ The Job Tree and How to Climb It 1.1 Job Levelsįinal Fantasy Tactics 1 has 20 different, «standard» jobs available to all playable characters. This allows for quite a lot of customization. For example, you could then have a Ninja that can use White Magic or a Bard that can Jump like a Lancer/ Dragoon. The gist of it is that every character has a job and an associated primary ability, and is able to use a secondary ability, which is the primary ability of another job. One of the biggest draws of Final Fantasy Tactics is its multitude of available jobs that you can mix and match to your heart’s desire.
Note: v2.01 fixes a rare but nasty bug that could lock you out of the chapter 4 side quests! If you downloaded v2.00, please download the latest version (your save file will be compatible).The Final Fantasy Tactics Job System: A Combinatorics Approach …and much more! Please consult the readme file for all the details!
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