However, a handful of dungeons do have secret passageways leading to extra rooms and chests, so we'll point these out from time to time.įinal Fantasy VI has quite a bit more to keep track of in a guide such as this. Simply open it up to take a look where chests are. For most dungeons, the provided in-game map is all you need for dungeon exploration, and these maps will tell you if you've obtained all the chests/items in an area. It never stops feeling like the Final Fantasy 6 you know and love.This walkthrough is a minimalist bullet point guide for those who don't want to dive into a dense lengthy walkthrough, but also for those who don't want to miss anything that will prevent you from getting 100% bestiary and chests. Every change is made in service to its characters, and the core of the game remains the same. There is no difficulty rebalancing, no retranslation, no graphical changes, and only a handful of spells and items renamed. Over 2 dozen hackers are listed in the credits of the manual for contributions to this project.Įven with all of those changes listed, Divergent Paths has become somewhat noteworthy not for its changes, but for its restraint. You can even recruit crew members to the Falcon! There are new spells, new espers, new abilities, a reduced encounter rate, dummied content restored, and more. A secret 16th character has been added too. Instead of replacing an existing character, Leo is added as a 15th fully-playable character.
There are more edits than just storyline modifications though. In addition, every named character receives an end to their story arc, both main characters and side characters.
Leo has been repurposed from a guest to a main character, with a full character arc, sidequests, and even his own musical theme. At it’s heart, it is a storyline modification, re-arranging content, re-purposing content, and sometimes adding new content in order to make the game flow more naturally. Final Fantasy VI: Divergent Paths is a complete modification of Final Fantasy 6 for the SNES.
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