The game's environments are also pretty good looking, though not as interesting as the rather original character and enemy designs. Also, the game runs quite well on a midrange or faster machine, and it doesn't seem to bog down as more player characters crowd into an area.

 

The game sounds very good, too, and features a rousing (though, over time, repetitive) musical score that's actually one of the better soundtracks the Final Fantasy series has been graced with in a while--and this is a series well known for its memorable compositions. And, since the world of the game is already filled with dedicated players, who mostly seem to be enjoying the game rather than complaining about its problems, the tone of the experience of Final Fantasy XI is ultimately more uplifting than that of most other, similar games. As such, if you enjoy online role-playing, then you'd do well to try out Final Fantasy XI, which might just pull you away from your previous time-sink of choice.

 

Alternatively, if you're a fan of the Final Fantasy series who's looking for an excuse to give online role-playing a try with this game, by all means go for it, though proceed with caution. Get the guide here. Final Fantasy xl Tactics Advance Cheat is Copy Items Here is a way to copy items/characters.

 

All you need are 2 Tactics Adavance cartridges OF Final Fatasy XI , 2 GBA/SP units, and 1 connecting cable. First, make sure that both of the games have at least 5000 Final Fatasy XI GIL so you may make trades with them. Next, save Final Fantasy XI Tactics Advance data on both save slots on the cartridges.

 

Then, trade the item/character you want duplicated from the second save slot of the first cartridge to the second GBA/SP. Finally, trade the copied item/character from the second cartridge to the first save slot of the first cartridge. Now that slot will have two copies of the item/character.