Shadow said: Negatives - Movement and speaking - There's some points in the game (like the dinner sequence) where you have to do things in a hurry, and moving and tapping to speak to people just always feels cumbersome with a touch pad compared to a d-pad and buttons. Fortunately the game doesn't require too much movement finesse, but the few sequences that it does end up just being annoying. I've gotten used to it for standard movement, but it's definitely uncomfortable if you're not doing anything else.
Spidey said: I recently replayed FF6 on an emulator on my Galaxy S4, and the default controls were super uncomfortable. However, the software lets you customize the control pad to ANYTHING you want , you can move the buttons to anywhere on the screen you want (There's an embedded SNES controller buttons on the screen) I just positioed them to where it was natural for my fingers to go. Can you do anything like that?
Testament said: I'm doing that on my SNES play, but using Ultima w/ Economizer.
Crono said: Another grinding tip for that location: You don't get enough points to really gain magic there so make sure you've got espers equiped with good stat boosts (speed/magic, whatever you like). Just hit up the area around Miranda for the magic. You know, to the one or two of you who don't already know this game inside and out like most of us. :D
Crono said: You know, to the one or two of you who don't already know this game inside and out like most of us. :D