The harp is a lie.

[Travesty]

Honestly, I thought it was a fantastic point. :P Throughout the Final Fantasy series we encounter new worlds, monsters, stories, characters, and even jobs. I really don't see how this can seem outlandish at all, especially in this ever-expanding franchise. If they added bow harps this time around, I personally would welcome it. I already wanted to play Bard, but if they do end up turning out this way, I think I would have even more fun playing it.

Name one job in the final fantasy world, that isn't a jack-of-all-trades job, that combines 2 things from so far on the opposite ends of the spectrum as bard and archer? They are categorically different. It's like a ninja white mage. Or a summoner theif.

[AmyRae]

Name one job in the final fantasy world, that isn't a jack-of-all-trades job, that combines 2 things from so far on the opposite ends of the spectrum as bard and archer? They are categorically different. It's like a ninja white mage. Or a summoner theif.

Locke would like to have a word with you...
http://www.rpgamer.com/games/ff/ff6/...een/maduin.jpg

[Travesty]

Locke would like to have a word with you...
http://www.rpgamer.com/games/ff/ff6/...een/maduin.jpg

I admit I laughed lol.

But yeaaaah... Espers don't count.

[AmyRae]

I admit I laughed lol.

But yeaaaah... Espers don't count.

I'm just saying, this isn't the first time "unlikely" jobs have been spliced together. You might even say there's a bit of a precedent for this sort of thing. A Final Fantasy tradition, if you will