Final Fantasy Hacktics

Thank God for the modders for a lot of reasons, for sure. However, I didn't get the impression that this was a remaster of the original version. They seem to have jammed the WotL script even into the "Classic" version which to me implies that that's likely the version they worked from for both. It sounds like the "Classic" version might have the gameplay from the original, but if they're using that script I can't see how or why they would cut content. I guess we'll find out soon enough, it's less than 4 months away!

Yeah I'm glad to see this game getting some attention from SE but for $60 it looks like a cash grab. Some basic filters offered by modern emulators and voice acting. More SE remake ugly graphics. Minor changes in script. A few new items but no major changes otherwise, and lacking content from wotl.

Everyone online seems pretty excited about this so maybe I'm missing something.

Oh and if you preorder you get a white outfit for Ramza, hopefully we can purchase other color options after release as dlc, I know I'd pay at least 10 dollars for additional color pallet swaps

I'm back from the past, OP.

Can you explain why do you think Quicken is necessary to this game, while a lot of people dislike it?

I mean, it's your mod and your work, so do what you want, but why do you keep it while it adds so much randomness and frustration, while minimizing the strategic aspect of the game?

Yes, finally, and with the PC Version available from day one. A new era for FFT modders begin.

On the bad side, it seems this is a FFT remaster, not FFT War of the Lions Remaster, clues seem to indicate that all the extra content from WotL seems to be out, which is beyond stupid.

FF Hacktics here already made a excelente job creating a version that put together all the content from different versions, including the Sound Novels, seems completely bonkers if the official remaster will actually cut content previously available.

thank god again for modders.

Hello fellow Hackticians! Today during PlayStation's State of the Play, the long waited and much anticipated Final Fantasy Tactics remaster has been announced! Final Fantasy Tactics - The Ivalice Chronicles will be bestowed upon us on September 30th, 2025! While during the announcement trailer, it was only mentioned that it would be available on PS5, Square Enix's website has it listed as available on other platforms: PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam.

I am a life long FFT fan (as all of us on this forum are), so much so that I have a tattoo of Ramza and a Black Mage that is based off the FFT version. While watching the video I literally burst into tears of joy. I cannot believe that we're actually getting this, and I will personally be pre-order (which I am usually against) the game for every console that I have.

It looks like it's taking a page out of Diablo II: Resurrected's book and giving us the ability to play the game with the new improved version, or playing the game as the classic 1997 version, I assume it'll be the exact PSX version.

I am currently jumping around places on the internet just to talk about it as much as I can right now, and this forum was one of the first places that I decided to visit.

Since we are getting a steam version, I'm wondering how much workshop support it might have for easy modding. If it does, I can't wait to see the amazing stuff people from this forum put out.

Thanks for reading, hope you all are excited as I am!

Modify formula 08
Could someone make an asm hack that modifies the game's default magic damage calculation formula to:
Formula 08 Dmg = F * ((MA * MA * X) / Y) * (Random(90~110)/100) or something like that that makes the final damage with at least 10% variation?
I want to add a bit of randomness to the game, I think it would be more fun.

Moved to a new topic in the correct subforum. What mod are you patching, and what emulator are you using?

One of our Discord users posted these screenshots a while back (a little over 3 years ago) so your mileage may vary, and idk if any of these have been updated in newer builds, but here's what he recommended. And as far as I'm aware, every emulator widescreen hack causes issues with sprite placements in battles/events, so no I dont think any of those work with FFT, modded or not.

This mod doesn't have multiplayer items. And id you really want to use cheat codes for this mod, you should be looking for PSX cheat codes, not PSP.