The AI now correctly sees Bad Breath as adding statuses as opposed to removing them. Forbidden Dance can no longer inflict Confuse. Nameless Song can no longer bestow Reraise. Polka/Heathen Frolick's Accuracy is down to base 30%. Slow Dance's Accuracy is down to base 20%. Battle Chant/Magickal Refrain's Accuracy is down to base 30%. Rousing Melody's Accuracy is down to base 20%. Beast Tongue is no longer needed for any Speechcraft ability and has been removed. Intimidate now removes Protect, Shell, and Haste from an enemy. Praise now restores 30% of an ally's HP. In other words, if you want human units, you'll have to recruit them from the Soldier's Office. Human units are now immune to Invite and it now only works on Monsters. Hesitation now costs 18 MP and is 5 CT whereas Repose costs 12 and is 3 CT. Hesitation and Repose are now effectively switched- Hesitation is now AoE, whereas Repose is single-target. The following abilities can be learned Blue Mage style on Luso: Huntcraft has been completely changed to make Luso more of a Blue Mage, akin to a potential job of his in FFTA2. Luso gets a buff to Speed, PA, and MA, and loses Innate: Tame (see above for reason) as well as Beastmaster and Beast Tongue. Byblos gets a buff to HP, Speed, PA, but loses EXP Boost for Arcane Defense. Worker 8 gets a buff to HP, but a nerf to Move and EVD and loses Soulbind for Counter and Ignore Terrain for Defense Boost. Reis (Human) gets a buff to EVD and loses Innate: Tame (see above for reason). Beowulf gets a buff to MA and a nerf to MP and PA. Orlandeau gets a nerf to MP, PA, Speed, and Move. Marach gets a buff to Speed, PA, Jump and EVD. Mustadio gets a buff to HP, Speed, and Move.

This is an experiment to see if this allows them to have something of a skillset, and it makes them something of the other half of Squire, giving them some of Ramza's abilities. Their skillset has also been reduced to five skills- Tailwind, Chant, Steel, Shout, and Ultima. Onion Knights get a buff to MP, Speed, PA, MA- note that they also no longer 'evolve', in order to prevent glitches. Dark Knights get a buff to HP, MA and EVD, but a nerf to PA. Bards get a buff to HP, PA, MA, Speed, and EVD. Mystics get a buff to HP, Speed, PA, and EVD. Orators get a buff to HP, Speed, a nerf to MP, and lose Innate: Tame (to prevent a bug where enemy Orators could Invite the party's monster units.) Chemists get a buff to HP, MP, MA, and EVD. Dancers get a buff to Speed, PA, and EVD, but a nerf to MA. Thieves get a buff to HP, Speed, and PA, and a nerf to MA. Monks get a buff to HP and Jump, but a nerf to Move. Archers get a buff to HP and Speed, but a nerf to Move. Knights get a buff to HP and a nerf to Move. Job growths have been altered ever so slightly. The odds of a unit having a Rend skill has been reduced by 20%.

If you're having issues getting it to work, I advise patching an ISO, not a CSO. Argy and myself have had no issues running it, however. Some people have had issues getting this to run on their PSP, and I encourage you to post if it crashes and what firmware you use if that happens to you. The new battle with Algus at Limberry has very rare treasure which can be found if you bring Treasure Hunter. Enemies may not have the exact setups as they do in the PSX versions of KO. Lucavi aren't as tanky as they are in the PSX version of KO, but still have increased HP from the original. Luso gains normal Squire skills and stats, but has Innate: Poach, Tame, Beastmaster, and Beasttongue. Balthier gets ranged, albeit less accurate Steals and loses Barrage. Mediators have some slightly altered skills due to lack of ASM for WotL. Onion Knights get a skillset comprised of basic skills from most jobs. 1 Day Errands (due to lack of save/loadstating for randoms when they come up) Jobs that required level 8 in a job were lowered to requiring level 5. Ability to purchase any type of good from any town, assuming you've reached the proper point in the story to buy it. Multiplayer battles have been imported into Midlight's Deep. Multiplayer items have been imported into Singleplayer by overriding some existing, rarely used items. Some of the PSP exclusive changes include: It's been tested by me personally up until Goug, and I'm still going through it as we speak, but I figured others can help test alongside me.ДЇor a comprehensive changelist from the original FFT, please view the changelog in the PSX version's thread. An almost identical version of FFT: KO, made and optimized for the PSP. It's exactly what it says in the topic title.

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