|
Well I used Gained JP Up like it was the best thing since sliced bread. I used it throughout the whole game except for maybe one battle, which is the end of Chapter 3 the battle with Weigraf. As you need everything possible to help you simply survive that battle.
Gained JP Up made the ardous task of getting JP for jobs alot faster. Even with that said, it was still somewhat slow. Certain jobs took forever to learn regardless, but also it really depends on how you go through the job heirarchy. If you do the easy jobs first it creates a nice cascading effect of JP into other jobs, however the disadvantage is you have to go through all the average job classes prior to getting to the really good ones or more advanced ones. The obvious bonus indifference is the advantage of using the job earlier indifference to gaining the cascading JP. It's hard to explain, you'd need to read an FAQ of how the JP goes.
I used it all the time, if I didn't things like the Summoner class would take ages to master, but I was also trying to master everything, so it was a necessity.
As far as the women, it's good because you'll have strong magicians, but if you don't train them as Warriors as well, you'll never get the Dancer job class, and vice versa for men, they'll never get the Bard class. I found it better to train them in all classes, that way they get more rounded out abilities indifference to being good at magic and horrible at physical attacks, and vice versa.
I liked the Heaven and Hell Characters, but there Philosophy Skill Magic was difficult to use. I kept them because they were badasses and I loved there storyline.
|