The job system is very much akin to any of the modern class systems in RPG's. In 1992 it was the inclusion of a job system and the refinement of the Active Time Battle system that broke the mold for the RPG, a genre that was birthed on the console only a few short years before.
The pace of the game is, as always, decided by you in the end, but that sense of dread seems to persist, helping to urge you on a little faster than you might otherwise, lending to a hectic experience to say the least. Nostalgia reigns supreme in a fantastic masterpiece of a JRPG.įinal Fantasy V perhaps helped to start that trend, building off of the successful predecessors to make for a mechanic that's at once frustrating yet exciting.
