Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood World of Final Fantasy Samurai Expansion pack, samurai, video Game, fictional Character, wizard png 554x928px 725.76KB. Dissidia Final Fantasy NT Final Fantasy VII Cloud Strife Ehrgeiz, Final Fantasy, video Game, fictional Character, weapon png 1438x1746px 760.12KB. Itadaki Street Special Kraken Boss, Final Fantasy XIV, legendary Creature, marine Invertebrates, square Enix Co Ltd png 544圆00px 442.81KB Final Fantasy XIV Square Enix Co., Ltd. Final Fantasy XIII-2 Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII PlayStation 3 Final Fantasy Trading Card Game, fantasy girl, video Game, fictional Character, square Enix Co Ltd png 800x2509px 1.24MB. Final Fantasy VII Remake Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Aerith Gainsborough Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII, fantasy title box, text, logo, video Game png 922x550px 91.45KB. Final Fantasy VIII Dissidia Final Fantasy Sephiroth Final Fantasy VII Remake, Final Fantasy, video Game, fictional Character, final Fantasy VII png 950x1350px 525.88KB. Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward Final Fantasy II, meteor, game, leaf, video Game png 1200x1200px 30.6KB. The player can equip their party with weapons, accessories, and abilities, one ability slot being reserved for a support or defensive-type skill. There are fourteen playable characters who each have their own playstyle: some are fast, some are slow, some are ranged, some specialize in close-combat, and they have different proficiencies in magic use. There are some fighting game style elements like movement-canceling for skilled action players. Instead of navigating through menus, actions are mapped to the face buttons for quick access. 
Unlike Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-, the combat is party-based. The battle system is an evolution of the “ATB Kai” system created by Takatsugu Nakazawa for Final Fantasy X-2, and later refined in Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII. Much of the combat involves determining enemies’ weak points through Killsight, allowing players to deal a deathblow. The cadets each have unique playstyles based on their weapon and on their equipped abilities. Final Fantasy Type-0 uses fast-paced, action-based combat in which actions are mapped to face buttons rather than accessed through menus.
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