Phoenix Downs restore a random amount of health, which is always less than a single hit from an enemy. 5) It's impossible to keep your team alive. The enemy always knows what you've done, but there's no way for you to know. This really slows games down, as enemies will often charge a spell within two seconds, so you're checking every move to see where you can and can't move and wondering whether they've locked the attack to the unit or tile. You have to exit the command menu, bring up another menu, find the character you want and click on them. 4) There's no easy way to check the turn list or AOE on enemies attacks.
Worse, you generally have to exit the command menu to actually control the camera. It works off the four angles of the board, so if an enemy is in between walls in the middle of the map you usually can't see them. Random enemy placement often results in team members being in less than ideal positions.
2) You place your characters on grey square tiles before you even get to see the map. I healed him, it came to his turn.and he used a potion on himself (to restore about 15 of his 78 hit points) and ran away, leaving the enemy army against my White Mage. He was a strong fighter, so I positioned my White Mage behind him to heal why he fought. For instance, one of them ran into a doorway, behind which was almost the entire enemy army. You often have guests - friendly AI controlled characters - on your team that screw up everything.
Issues include: 1) The worst thing about this game is the AI. You often have guests - This game has no value in the modern SRPG field. This game has no value in the modern SRPG field.
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