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Developers: Square Enix/Silicon Studio
Publisher: Nintendo
Platform: Nintendo 3DS
Release dates:
EU 26th February 2016
NA 15th April 2016
AUS 27th February 2016
Price:
Standard Edition -> GBP39.99 | EUR44.99 | USD39.99 | AUD59.95
Collector's Edition -> GBP69.99 | EUR79.99 | USD69.99 | AUD??
Download Size: 20,350 blocks (~2.54GB)
(Download the demo from eShop and get 10% discount for digital version, from 26th February until 10th March)
The main character of this game. Earlier in the game, he's assigned as Agnès' bodyguard during the peace treaty signing between Crystal Orthodoxy and Eternia along with Janne and Nikolai. When Agnès is kidnapped by Kaiser Oblivion, he decided to go rescue her, dragging along the other two Crystalguard members as well.
One of the Crystalguard trio assigned as Agnès' bodyguards. Thanks to his top notch fencing skills, he managed to raise up ranks in the Crystalguard even though he came from a poor family.
One of the Crystalguard trio assigned as Agnès' bodyguards. Originally a Crystal Orthodoxy priest prior the events of Bravely Default. After the Eternia's Anticrystalism movement ends, he ends up becoming a respected recruiter for the Crystalguard, with him recruiting Janne due to his potential as an example.
After the event of Bravely Default, she became the Popesguard of the Crystal Orthodoxy and working hard to eliminate the organization's corruption while at the same time improving the relationship with Eternia. Kidnapped by Kaiser Oblivion during the peace treaty signing and somehow become the damsel in distress in this game. If only Tiz is around....
The typical evil masked guy. No one knows why he launches an assault during the treaty signing ceremony. He single-handedly defeats the combined forced of Braev Lee, Anazel D, Yew & Agnès. His main operation base is the floating fortress, the Skyhold.
A Cryst-fairy companion of Kaiser Oblivion, working as his secretary for most of the time. She sometimes displays her cruel side which terrifies even those who are on the same side.
The self-proclaimed Ba'al Buster. A mysterious woman who came from the moon in order to get some revenge on Ba'als after they destroyed her homebase. After a fateful encounter with Yew, she decided to join and help him saving the kidnapped Agnès.
Mrgrgr!
The protagonist of Bravely Default. After the events of the game, he ends up in a state where he's barely alive. Spent most of his time between the events of the two games in a White Mage stasis chamber at the Eternian Central Command, the same device that Viktor use to regularly treats Victoria.
The bread and butter of the game combat system. By managing Brave Points (BP), you can do lots of things during combat.
Brave allows you to do up to 4 actions in the same turn as long as your BP doesn't exceed -4. Most actions consume only 1 BP but some use more than that. When BP is negative, that character cannot do any action and have to wait until its BP back to at least 0.
Default is basically the defence command in the game. By selecting it, the character defence is increased and gain 1 BP, with 3 BP is the maximum amount you can have per character.
Bravely Second mechanics that allows a character to do additional attacks at any time during the battle. When this is activated, the flow of combat is halted, allowing the player to do any type of actions at expense of SP. Any actions during this phase can exceed the damage limit. SP will recovers every 8 hours. There's also some microtransactions where you can pay to instantly restores SP.
A new gameplay feature where you can chain the random encounter battles in order to gain boost multiplier for the EXP/Gold rewards. It kicks in when you manage to defeat all enemies in first turn. Should you pick the "Bring it on!" option, you'll immediately go into next battle, with your party current BP amount is the same. It's basically a high risk, high reward feature since if your party got wiped out, you lost everything. Sometimes, this feature kicks in randomly after a battle, forcing you to continue with another round as you cannot decline it.
As you progress, you'll gain access to many different jobs, known as Asterisk other than your starting Freelancer. Like the previous game, you can freely customize your character jobs once you unlock it. Mix and match the jobs and abilities as you like and you'll be fine in most of the situations. Including Freelancer, there are 30 jobs total, both new to this game and old, returning from Bravely Default.
Throughout the journey, you can use this feature to talk to Agnès. She will assist the party by giving some tips that you may find it useful.
Similar to Norende Village Reconstruction in Bravely Default, you can rebuild the base by restoring various facilities there. The more villagers you have, the faster you can rebuild it. You can increase the number daily by selecting some option when talking to Adventurer or by StreetPassing other players.
Love to keep changing your party setup but find it tedious to keep on re-equiping the abilities and equipments? With this new feature, you can store up to 10 setups where you can quickly switch into it without the need of doing it manually. Everything is saved, from the party arrangement to exact equipments.
The customizable special moves that is linked to the equipped weapons that can be activated when you fulfill its condition. Unlike in Bravely Default where the condition is linked to the weapon type, you can change the condition for each character. Each weapons have 4 different deathblow moves.
This feature allows a linked character to borrow job abilities that your friends have, provided that you already have the said job. For example, Magnolia's Wizard job level is 2 while your friend's character has Wizard at level 7. As long as Magnolia is linked to that friend's character, she can use up to level 7 Wizard abilities.
You can still summon your friends' character in this game to do some action during battle. Like in previous game, it is only one-time use. In order to keep using the same friend's character multiple times, your friend need to keep on resending it again and again.
Once you unlocked moonbase reconstruction, Ba'al nemesis might appear there in order to destroy your base. You can straight away fight it like normal enemy or weaken it first using Buster Ship. Each Ba'al nemesis will have exact duration for SQEX distribution, so make sure to connect to internet and get it. You can also get the nemesis from other players, either via connecting to internet or StreetPass.
Announcement Trailer
E3 2015 Treehouse Gameplay
EU Deluxe Collector's Edition Trailer
Story Trailer
Jobs Trailer
Character Trailers - Yew Geneolgia
Character Trailers - Magnolia Arch
Character Trailers - Edea Lee
Artbook Sneak Peek
Top 5 Things To Do (In Demo)
EU Launch Demo
Game package, boxarts:
Other stuffs:
Bravely Second Original Soundtrack
Bravely Second Design Works (Artbook)
U's Notebook
Great Distance (Bravely Second OP & ED theme)
IS THERE ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE FUCKING TIME LOOPS?!
hrmmm.....
Why is it translated as "catmancer" instead of "nekomancer"
The translator isn't a weeb.
Tiz? Why it isn't Ringabel the one who is playable???
Tiz >> Ringabel :^)
Why isn't Revo doing the musics again?
Schedule conflict. I believe he's quite busy with his Sound Horizon 9th Story during the game development.
Where's the Nemesis delivery schedule?
/checks random website... no idea
Any bonus from playing the demo?
I found this list from GameFAQs:
potion x3 (play the demo)
phoenix down x3 (defeat the Hawkeye)
hi-potion x3 (defeat the boss at wind temple)
remedy x3 (complete moonbase construction)
x-potion x1 (defeat ba'al no5 at any difficulty)
turbo-ether x1 (defeat ba'al no5 at Hard difficulty)
ether x1 (max out all characters job levels)
elixir x1 (complete bestiary)
20 villagers from demo will be transfer to full game,so remember to update data everyday before the full game comes.
Any other gameplay changes?
Lower job max level, up to 3 set of action repeats store-able, encounter rate & difficulty is changeable without going to main menu. There might be few more but I can't remember much about it.
How bad is the microtransactions this time?
It is still the same as previous game, where you pay for SP to be restored immediately. While this might look bad to some people, it isn't that much game breaking imo.
Languages? Audios?
From the demo, it's implied that there'll be English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese & Korean text options. As for audio, it is dual audio like previous game (Japanese & English).
Should I play the first game before playing this?
This is a direct sequel, so if you care about the story, play Bravely Default first.
What's with the OT subtitle?
Import OT
Import OT 'reborn'
EU Demo Thread
EU Review Thread
3DS Friend Code exchange (for abilinks & friend summon):
Google Form
List
Remember, both of you need to add each other manually since there's no notification unlike adding nnid or any other friend system on other consoles
Screenshots
Special thanks to:
AsanoP and team (Silicon Studio etc.) for making this game
Nintendo for bringing this game to west
Samurai_Heart for fonts & banner tips
Perfectly Nintendo & Gematsu for western release info compilations
Phazon for some stuff with the western release term (pending)
Bravely Second JP website for the assets
Final Fantasy Wiki for some of the terms used in western Bravely series
Some font website for the font that used in OT (I forgot which site it is)
Escalario for that 1st two questions
This is my first time doing an OT, and I'm hoping it is ok. I'll be adding more stuff in it when I can get more info (need that new minigame name). Feel free to correct stuff, especially grammars. General thread rules applies, and please use spoiler tags on anything that is deemed as spoiler.