Final Fantasy Tactics A2 (DS)

No, okay, this laws stuff is really, really annoying me now. Last three fights.

A clan trial, not allowed to target enemies two or more spaces away. Target an enemy diagonally next to me. Law broken.

A clan trial, not allowed to perform actions that use MP. I use Moogle Lance, which, er, doesn’t use any MP and am told I’ve broken the law. What? Huh?

A straight fight, not allowed to do more than fifty points damage in a single hit. I use a normal attack, get some amazing critical hit that does twice normal damage and – oh no! – I’ve broken the law.

I’m sorry. It’s just broken. Especially the second one.

I don’t mind the laws being there and making you change your tactics, but when they’re unclear, down to luck or just plain broken it’s really, really rubbish.

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