Final Fantasy Tactics Ivalice Island konfigurieren

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early. A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

World-Standard: 50

Set rules for reachability of your items/locations. **Full:** ensure everything can be reached and acquired. **Minimal:** ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

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How many Zodiac Stones will be in the item pool. If set to less than the number required, will instead become however many are required.

World-Standard: 6

How many Zodiac Stones will be required to beat the game.

World-Standard: 6

Where can Zodiac Stones appear? Vanilla limits their possible locations to those events which had one in the vanilla game. This limits the maximum number of stones in the pool from 8-12, depending on sidequest and Altima options. Note that with fewer stones in the pool, potential Stone locations can have other items. Anywhere Local means stones can be at any location in your world. Anywhere means stones can be anywhere in the multiworld.

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What the final goal is, located at the Murond Death City world map dot near Deep Dungeon. Vanilla requires the completion of all six final battles in sequence at Murond Death City. Altima Only requires only Altima at Murond Death City, and the other endgame battles will be located at Orbonne.

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Are sidequest battles (Colliery, Nelveska, Zarghidas, Deep Dungeon) in the pool of locations?

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Are job unlocks in the item and location pools?

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Are poaches in the location pool? WARNING: Can be grindy and RNG-heavy.

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Are the rare battles for each battleground in the location pool?

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Affects the placement of logically required shop levels and jobs in the multiworld.

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Where Chemist is placed in the multiworld when Job Unlocks are enabled. Starting will have you start with Chemist. Early will ensure Chemist is one of your first items in the multiworld. Shuffled will shuffle Chemist into the pool like other jobs.

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Will a Pass for a neighboring region be an early item?

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The starting shop level of your game.

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Whether Fur Shop awards from poaching should be randomized. Split will make the rare result (12% of the time) always be an item unavailable in shops, while the common result will always be an item available in shops.

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Weight of items normally sold in shops in the filler pool.

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Weight of items not normally sold in shops in the filler pool.

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Weight of bonus items in the filler pool.

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Weight of JP Boon items that award JP to the team in the filler pool

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Adjusts the value of bonus gil items in the pool. Normal is 5000/10000/40000. Frugal halves that, Expensive doubles.

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Adjusts the value of JP Boon items. Normal is 50/100/250 JP. Frugal halves that, Expensive doubles.

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Randomizes enemies. Disabled leaves enemies as vanilla. Boss Shuffle shuffles only unique story bosses amongst each other. Randomized randommizes all enemies per other settings in this section. Boss Shuffle Randomized combines the above two options: bosses will be shuffled and all other slots will be randomized per other settings.

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Whether to randomize the Gariland story fight.

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If enabled, generic jobs can randomize into special units and vice versa.

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If enabled, randomized humans can become monster units and vice versa.

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If enabled, only story and sidequest fights will be randomized, and random encounters will be left alone.

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Controls the scope of enemy randomization. Battle randomizes enemy units of the same job differently per battle. Region randomizes enemy units of the same job differently per region. Global randomizes all enemy units in the game of the same job to the same randomized job.

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Controls if Lucavi and Altima are included in randomization. Disabled leaves Lucavi (Queklain, Velius, Zalera, Adramelk, Hashmalum, Elidibs) the same as vanilla. Lucavi enables those locations and jobs to be included in randomization. Include Altima also includes Altima 1 and 2 in the randomization. Will cause graphical glitches.

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Controls the randomization method for determining randomized units. Shuffle will attempt to map vanilla units to new unique jobs, such that only Squires will become Chemists, for example. Chaos allows duplicates, such that multiple jobs could become Chemists, for example.

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Will Move-Find Item locations contain multiworld items? WARNING: Will be more annoying than you think.

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Controls what is needed and used to access MFI locations. Vanilla requires Move-Find Item to be equipped. Chemist Innate makes Move-Find Item innate to Chemists. Player Innate makes Move-Find Item innate to all player units.

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Should MFI tile rewards be randomized? If Split is chosen, the rare slot (more likely with lower Brave) will always have an item unavailable in shops while the common slot will only have shop items.

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Multiplier to in-battle EXP gains.

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Multiplier to in-battle JP gains.

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Controls changes from vanilla. SwordskillUsersSwordOnly locks swordskill users like Orlandu and Beowulf to swords and knightswords. Most impactful for enemy randomizer. MateriaBladeNotRequired changes Limit to require any sword, not specifically the Materia Blade. RandomMagicHitsIncreased increases the number of hits of Truth, Un-Truth, and Holy Bracelet to ten, like in WotL/TIC. Improved Shops adds in an early katana and spear as well as adding guns to trade cities.

World-Standard: ["MateriaBladeNotRequired", "RandomMagicHitsIncreased", "ImprovedShops"]

Enables Transmooglifier, which gives Rad, Alicia, and Lavian new special jobs. Check the Transmooglifier wiki page at https://github.com/Rosalie-A/Archipelago/wiki/FFT-Transmooglifier-Reference for more info.

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Which jobs are options for Transmooglifier. If fewer than three, the remainder will be picked at random.

World-Standard: ["Berserker", "Red Mage", "Testudo", "Hunter", "Time Master", "Librarian", "Dark Magician", "Vampire Lord", "Sage"]

Forces these items to be in their native world.

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Forces these items to be outside their native world.

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Start with the specified amount of these items. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3}

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Start with the specified amount of these items and don't place them in the world. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3} The game decides what the replacement items will be.

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Start with these item's locations prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Prevent these locations from having an important item.

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Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.

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Share part of your item pool with other players.

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Generic items plando.

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