Ff5 world map
Final Fantasy V Maps
Whoa, what's all this, then? Well, it's a map made for you guys to make it easy to see all of Final Fantasy V's world maps and shop data. You can click, drag, swipe, etc. around this map and zoom in and out to find a location in all three of Final Fantasy V's world maps; after that, we'll show you a list of all the shops tied to that location, and you can use them to plan your shopping expeditions.
Want to see all the locations listed at one time, or to view shops that don't have a fixed place on the map? You can toggle the full list as desired and see them all at once.
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Does PC version of FF5 have world and level map?
Just coming into FF5 from having completed 3 and 4. FF4 had a nice feature where if you pressed right shoulder button on gamepad it brought up the entire known world map, or a transparent level map if you were in a dungeon. I think that FF3 for PC also had a world map you could see by pressing select key on gamepad (if i remember correctly).
I believe the original games probably didn't have that feature, and FF5 for PC probably doesn't either. Or does it? If someone could let me know it would be appreciated.
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Use them. That's it... this section's only purpose is the first -and last- friendly reminder that you have like 20 Save Slots to use as backup.
Also, do try to prioritize the missables over anything else, this will save you headaches having to reload any of the aforementioned backups :)
Actually open it... No, really
Turns out the Bestiary in the Pixel Remasters is not only an awesome compendium, but actually it basically works as a Pokedex too. It is actually so good that there is no reason for the wiki link[finalfantasy.fandom.com] to be here anymore lol
Do note I am talking about the bestiary that can be accessed from the main menu when opening the game and NOT the in-game bestiary
Final World: Enemy Encounters
For completionists, there are a variety of enemies that you might have missed along the way, or some special items or magic for which you're looking. It's immensely time-consuming to wander the world in the hopes of lucking into them, so you can use this map to try to short-circuit some of the process. Click a square to see all the enemy encounters for that square, or, toggle the visibility of all of them.
Miscellaneous items: Death Sickle (rare Mykale steal), Dragon Whisker (rare Stingray drop), Dark Matter (common Stingray steal), Rune Blade (rare Stingray steal), Dragon Fang (rare Istory Lythos drop), Judgement Staff (rare Istory Lythos steal), Defender (rare Sea Devil steal), Angel Ring (rare Vilia drop), Silver Specs (rare Vilia steal), Murasame (rare Rukh steal)
Blue magic: Moon Flute, 1000 Needles, Lilliputian Lyric, Aero, Mighty Guard, Goblin Punch, ????
The Overworld Map is divided into sixty-four squares, clearly in an 8x8 grid; each square is filled with a set of up to four possible monster formations for the sea, the grasslands, the forests and the desert. I shouldn't have to explain that even though the game has 'desert' encounters