In the original NES version, the weapon type was indicated by a symbol at the end, and not truly part of the name however some weapons did not have any symbol attached to them. In Final Fantasy, the weapon type has no gameplay significance. While a low-level black belt will do little damage bare-handed and be forced to use the inferior weapons available to his class, a level 50 master will do more damage than an entire party of other characters could. Barehanded monks/masters also get a bonus to their chance of getting multiple hits or critical hits, proportional to their level. In this case the attack rating is simply double the character level. The above formula is ignored, however, in the case of a black belt or master fighting bare-handed. However due to a bug, in the NES version the weaknesses are never triggered and so this field is irrelevant this bug was fixed in subsequent versions. Weapons that are "strong against" a certain type do more damage to that type of monster, including a bonus both to attack and to hit. Base to-hit rating is determined entirely by the class and level of the character, with each character starting at a base rate and increasing by a fixed number per level. In other words, having a good weapon is at least as important as being high-level, when it comes to causing damage.
Although strength does increase with level, the effect of weapon damage is far greater even at high levels. The base damage of the character is half of his strength, rounded down. Higher to-hit ratings not only result in fewer misses but also more multiple hits. The weapon equipped adds directly to these two values thus, the higher the damage and to-hit rating of the weapon the better it is. 3.1 Weapons introduced in the GBA Soul of ChaosĮach character will have a base damage and to-hit percentage based on their stats.Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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