I too like to live dangerously . Also nice bike . <| sep |> That ' s an effective method , my friend . Personally , when there ' s whiskey in arms reach the beer doesn ' t come out till the whiskey is gone . Both methods are extremely effective , though . XD <| sep |> THAT ' S GONE INTO THE PEOPLE ! !<| sep |> OMG are Australia winning right now ? <| sep |> how does that even happen ? <| sep |> I barely missed them last year . I ' ll try and nab them this time though . <| sep |> Yes it could be , I checked the trailers and there ' s no square zip to be seen time will tell but for now I ' ll trust this source <| sep |> I didn ' t even officially celebrate it today V <| sep |> I played the DS version so I ' m going off my experience with that . FF 3 was actually my very first FF and I really enjoyed it . Contrary to some other comments , scholar and geomancer can do massive damage around mid game with proper usage . However , as it ' s your first time playing FF 3 you may want to stick with more traditional jobs . Bard is definitely the # 1 job in the game . It can apply party wide buffs at no MP cost you just need to switch around your weapons midbattle . The only other job that can apply party wide buffs is summoner but they have very limited MP . Also , Bard has a song that does damage based on the percentage of your enemy ' s health and your job level . Btw there ' s no damage cap in the game . The highest value that can show on screen is 9999 but your actual damage is over that amount . You really want to have a white mage . I suggest sticking one person on healing duty and have them advance from white mage to either devout or sage . Other than that remember to be flexible with your jobs ! There will be many instances throughout the game where you will need to switch your jobs to match different situations . Oh and use your ethers and phoenix downs sparingly . Those items are a bit rare in this game .