The speedrunner uses a special trick to change the job of the first character. You can see it as he moves through the Water Cave; the job changes constantly after every battle. By the end, at 18:06, the main job is a glitched one that you can't normally choose, so the overworld character also looks glitched. Jobs have an ID number. Ninja is job #55, and the job he ends up getting is #183 which is supposed to be impossible/nonexistent. He could also have looked like a walking glitch.
This glitch is nice because it allows the middle aged guys to save the world, like they originally wanted to. Granted it's only one of them, he's dark green, and he looks terrible close up...
the original FFII, FFIII and FFV (by Japanese count) were never released in the US. I believe FFII was set to be released in the US only a few months before FFIV, which would've been silly, so they decided never to release it and rename FFIV to FFII in the US. leading to people still being confused about the whole ordeal more than two decades later.
1. TAS assisted = Tool Assisted Speedrun assisted 2. TAS allows you to use save states, slow game down and do everything frame by frame which allows you to do everything as fast as possible and correct every mistake you will make. All random battles cannot be avoided since they're programmed to appear when you take random number of steps. TAS doesn't have ability to change programmin of the game so you'll have to go through the battles as fast as possible.
Ultimately, though, all the FF games did eventually make it over to the US in the proper numbering: FF2 (originally Japan only) ended up coming here on the PS1 as part of the FF Origins collection, containing FF1 & 2. Now both are widely available. FF3 (originally Japan only) came here on the DS. FF4 (originally FF2 here) came out here on the PS1, then made widely available after that. FF5 (Japan only) & 6 (originally FF3 here) came out here as part of the FF Anthology collection on the PS1.
I don't know if it's capped (it probably is). But beating Bahamut doesn't do anything, it's already been tried (by changing his health using the memory editor). Same with Nepto.
There's a DS remake, though it's nothing like the original game (Still VERY worth the investment, though). A Game Boy remake would've been kickass, though.
@@keelanbarron928 Wow, it really does seem like a lot of comments I made like almost a decade ago are getting traction lately. I don't know there to be any difference between the US and European versions, though I also haven't researched this in a while and could be wrong.
In the remake of the game for the DS, they decided to give the characters names, and expanded the plot a little by giving them a little bit of a backstory. They also gave the game a bit of a graphical makeover by rendering everything on the 3D plane. Other than that, the game is mostly the same.
I am wondering about the ds version: is there a difference between the usa version and the Europe version? (Because i have both and i want to know this)
I've never play any Final FAntasy games before, so I can't really comment anything, but if somone just could explain hard this is, normal playing.. and how long it takes in normal circumstances
Did the US ever get this game specifically? I know that FF III the US was realy FF VI in Japan, but did we get the game in this video on the NES? If so, what is it called here in the US?
While it is true we never got the famicom version the Nintendo DS (and iOS/Andrioid) remaster of the game was released in the US and Europe, finally bringing all of the skipped FF's to the US officially.
The 'end' ability? What the hell, lol. I'm not sure I understand how such a function managed to get into your attack list. Is it a leftover debug command?
these glitches are crazy stupid. How in the heck would anybody know to do any of this? it is amazing to find things like this. now if they could only decode life lol.
I did 9999 damage the beginning of the game probably glicthe I remember to put two dolls back I took a beating with the archer and was 9999 falls from the chair but the real console
Yeah, I have to agree that I didn't care for this. Glitching out the game completely is not the same as beating the game. To call this a complete TAS is like saying you beat a game by ripping it out of your system and crushing it. Lame.
I don't think you get the point of a TAS Bot run. Its to show how fast you could theoretically beat a game without the restrictions of human error. If the glitches save time, it only makes sense to use them.
![[TAS] SNES E.V.O.: Search for Eden by FatRatKnight in 40:31.17](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_FPPRM_GobU/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] SNES E.V.O.: Search for Eden by FatRatKnight in 40:31.17](/img/tr.png)
The speedrunner uses a special trick to change the job of the first character. You can see it as he moves through the Water Cave; the job changes constantly after every battle. By the end, at 18:06, the main job is a glitched one that you can't normally choose, so the overworld character also looks glitched. Jobs have an ID number. Ninja is job #55, and the job he ends up getting is #183 which is supposed to be impossible/nonexistent. He could also have looked like a walking glitch.
"FACE ME!"
"No."
*roll credits*
This glitch is nice because it allows the middle aged guys to save the world, like they originally wanted to. Granted it's only one of them, he's dark green, and he looks terrible close up...
"On that day, the world was changed forever..."
...Yep, it sure was.
the original FFII, FFIII and FFV (by Japanese count) were never released in the US. I believe FFII was set to be released in the US only a few months before FFIV, which would've been silly, so they decided never to release it and rename FFIV to FFII in the US. leading to people still being confused about the whole ordeal more than two decades later.
No killing, what a peaceful ending.
It is so weird to watch an 8 bit game in 1080p resolution..
Ahh the classic FF3 jobs, like Toad, MiniMe, and BluMan... They were the best jobs...
1. TAS assisted = Tool Assisted Speedrun assisted
2. TAS allows you to use save states, slow game down and do everything frame by frame which allows you to do everything as fast as possible and correct every mistake you will make. All random battles cannot be avoided since they're programmed to appear when you take random number of steps. TAS doesn't have ability to change programmin of the game so you'll have to go through the battles as fast as possible.
This is very interesting TAS to watch. It has commentary, interesting game choice and an awesome font for subtitles! Perfect, good work, dada. :)
21:43 RIP my ears!
Flamsterette IM SORRY, WHAT DID YOU SAY?! I CAN HERE YOU OVER THESE SWEET TUNES!!!
The og ear rape
9 Seconds of the most epic battle ever!
18:45 Big fucking +1.
Ultimately, though, all the FF games did eventually make it over to the US in the proper numbering:
FF2 (originally Japan only) ended up coming here on the PS1 as part of the FF Origins collection, containing FF1 & 2. Now both are widely available.
FF3 (originally Japan only) came here on the DS.
FF4 (originally FF2 here) came out here on the PS1, then made widely available after that.
FF5 (Japan only) & 6 (originally FF3 here) came out here as part of the FF Anthology collection on the PS1.
Yep
Aside from the explanation in the subtitles, see the Author's Comments link in the description, and the Game Resources link directly below it.
アイテム99個をゴミ箱の上において2個連続入手するとジョブが飛ぶバグ、なぜかいまはどのサイトにも動画が残ってないけど実機でやってたことがある
ニンジャより先にも256個のジョブがあってコマンドは大いにバグって操作不能とか生きてると戦闘でフリーズするジョブとかある
メニューを開くとすべての地形を貫通できる騒音インビジブルに乗れるジョブとかコマンドを選ぶと戦闘強制終了するジョブとか、256ジョブの全貌はここ十年くらいに発見されたらしい
実機でやってた頃はオニオン装備量産は有名だったけど、ジョブ飛ぶバグは時々やろうとせずともジョブが装備そのまんまで飛ぶことがたまにあって、なんでなのかわからなかった
このゲームは本当にバグが多すぎる
そこを含めて名作なんよなFF3は
Well, I can definitely see the similarities between this and FF4.
I absolutley loved this video. I must learn programming, so that I may understand exactly what goes on in these freaky glitches.
Did you ever learn programming?
@@Mega_Mikey lmao
I don't know if it's capped (it probably is). But beating Bahamut doesn't do anything, it's already been tried (by changing his health using the memory editor). Same with Nepto.
There's a DS remake, though it's nothing like the original game (Still VERY worth the investment, though). A Game Boy remake would've been kickass, though.
Is there any difference between the usa version and the Europe version?
@@keelanbarron928 Wow, it really does seem like a lot of comments I made like almost a decade ago are getting traction lately.
I don't know there to be any difference between the US and European versions, though I also haven't researched this in a while and could be wrong.
@@GreenTengu97 okay then. (Also, maybe people like your comments?)
The best speed run.
In the remake of the game for the DS, they decided to give the characters names, and expanded the plot a little by giving them a little bit of a backstory. They also gave the game a bit of a graphical makeover by rendering everything on the 3D plane. Other than that, the game is mostly the same.
I am wondering about the ds version: is there a difference between the usa version and the Europe version? (Because i have both and i want to know this)
shi
maminanasai
nanannimuneno
chiwayahatachi
best names ever
Is the runner's name a Pyu to Fuku! Jaguar reference?
Could that 'x255 damage glitch' be used to kill bahamut the first time you encounter it? Like, is the damage during the glitch still capped at 9999?
10:40 weirdest classic glitch ever seen after missingno from pokemon red/blue
Why at 18:06 does the over-world character change into a creepy, dark blue-green, old guy? After that, he's that guy for the rest of the game.
I've never play any Final FAntasy games before, so I can't really comment anything, but if somone just could explain hard this is, normal playing.. and how long it takes in normal circumstances
About 20 hours
20-30 hours highly depends on last the last few dungeons
BEST
FINAL
BATTLE...
EVER
the battles are probably not truly random, but based on a "random" number generator with some seed
You're getting confused. Final Fantasy 3 on Super NES is Final Fantasy 6. Final Fantasy 2,3 (nes) and 5(snes) were not released in USA.
Did the US ever get this game specifically? I know that FF III the US was realy FF VI in Japan, but did we get the game in this video on the NES? If so, what is it called here in the US?
While it is true we never got the famicom version the Nintendo DS (and iOS/Andrioid) remaster of the game was released in the US and Europe, finally bringing all of the skipped FF's to the US officially.
The 'end' ability? What the hell, lol. I'm not sure I understand how such a function managed to get into your attack list. Is it a leftover debug command?
are these glitches explained anywhere?
They should've released an English version of this game on Gameboy Color
8-bit HD! Wow, that is an unusual sentence,
Theinsanegamer10 NES Classic Edition
They have an Android version of this game now. It's free also since all android games are free.
wish they actually fought. wanted to see how tough the characters were
Has no one made a tas of FFII???
+Final Fantasy it's the original.
I saw a couple of japan version games i would loved to played on nes and super nes but i couldn't understand the words lol.
what is this number 1 to 3 above enemies?
David Platt It's how many heroes are going to attack that enemies within that turn
Very Funny TAS keep up the good work.
For the exp I think.
Last Battle!
#1: Fuck this, i'm quit
OMG !!!
normal playing for the 3 time takes 1-2 hours to beat it
Neither, FF3 on the NES. FF3 for SNES is really FF6, and FF3 for DS is a remake of the NES one.
battle cancel😱❕
裏ワザを駆使しすぎw
こりゃあすごい
ぼくも全部よくわからない
でも、Twitterで@pirohikoさんに質問することができる。
pirohiko...... YOU ARE MY FF3 MASTER!!!!!!!
You forgot to write:
...
NOT! :D
glitch !! of curse !
4:17
Thanks. I guess #183 is that bald old guy.
My favorite game in english version on super nes.
these glitches are crazy stupid. How in the heck would anybody know to do any of this? it is amazing to find things like this. now if they could only decode life lol.
What the heck?
WAT.
真美7歳、千早二十歳ですかｗ
que
アムルでじじいになったの草
ちはや（２０）
I did 9999 damage
the beginning of the game probably glicthe
I remember to put two dolls back
I took a beating with the archer and was 9999
falls from the chair but the real console
ろうがw
お腹すいた
WTF is this game anymore lol
Yeah, I have to agree that I didn't care for this. Glitching out the game completely is not the same as beating the game. To call this a complete TAS is like saying you beat a game by ripping it out of your system and crushing it. Lame.
I don't think you get the point of a TAS Bot run. Its to show how fast you could theoretically beat a game without the restrictions of human error. If the glitches save time, it only makes sense to use them.