Final Fantasy Hacktics

Most of them are set to level scale instead of to a fixed level, but I'm pretty sure some endgame ones can be set to Lv99.

Level scaling in ReMixed works by checking the units you deploy instead of just checking the entire roster. Though that is something that can be disabled in the Extra Options.

Thank you.. Another question, enemey level from RDV scales with roster'
s level?

I haven't been this optimistic in a decade. Hope you fellas work your magic per usual 🤙
Here's to hoping they dont drop a turd but actually do it justice this time!

Patches are always meant to be applied to clean vanilla copies of the game.

Quote from: H0RNEt on June 08, 2025, 06:30:30 amDo you think the game will still be moddable for adding new jobs?

There's literally no way to tell yet.

Hi, do i just patch 1.2.34 version? or fresh rom?

FFT is officially getting Remastered!

We're excited to see that FFT is getting a well-deserved re-release, and a lot of us are also excited to crack it open and mod it! However, this wont necessarily be a quick or easy process, as we're unsure how much they've changed the game since its PSX and PSP releases (we do not attempt to mod the mobile ports).

Check out #⁠the-ivalice-chronicles channel in our Discord to find info and discuss the game! There's a mega-post pinned with tons of links to additional details and purchase options.

In the meantime, check out the WIP and Completed Mods sections of the forum if you want to get your fix of FFT before the The Ivalice Chronicles releases.


What does this mean for modding?

PSX hacking isn't going anywhere any time soon. Most tools are designed for PSX, and tools are vital for modders.

Console versions are effectively not moddable without direct support for that from the developer, which is unlikely.

As for PC, Square Enix has generally been tolerant of modding. But there won't be tools, and new ones will need to be built. The game also comes with Denuvo Anti-Tamper, which will need to be bypassed. The hope is that with more people getting fired up by a new release, we'll have more talent to make the tools and the mods.

Until we know more (likely, the day of release), it is too difficult to say what will and wont be possible to change, but assume everything will be difficult until someone releases a hack/mod that accomplishes it. We are cautiously optimistic that "smaller" changes like image, sound, and text edits will be easier than other game modifications but again, it's too soon to say for sure.

Porting existing PSX/PSP mods will not happen any time soon, if ever. Do not expect any mods to be ported unless the author explicitly says they are actively working on it after release, and please do not spam mod authors with requests to do so, regardless of the original release date of the mod. If they want to, they will announce it.

Thank you!

1.2.35 is out now. I did a rebuild of the ISO as well as a fair few bugfixes. Unfortunately, the behind-the-scenes on this one has been a real mess. I believe everything is fine, but we'll see if anything slipped through the cracks.

This has been known ever since the mod first released. The Bard and Dancer were not combined into one job slot for a few reasons, namely because all of the documentation for the vanilla game has them as separate jobs. For the ease of modding, as TLW's second main purpose is as a base mod for others to use, this was kept the same way, meaning that they continue not to get spillover from each other (it's shared with each of the DK jobs instead).

Quote from: YuberZuri on June 08, 2025, 02:21:18 pmHello. I have a question. Should I patch the game with this file before doing anything with the resources folder in this other thread?

From the other topic:

As The Lion War was designed to be a patch as a starting point for future patches, I will be releasing the resources created to build it here.

The PPF is for playing the mod. The Resources are for making major edits to it.