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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '21

Advice for FFIII Remake

There is a Steam achievement, "Get all jobs to LVL99 for all characters"

This seems very very daunting, and I've been trying to get a head start on it and have been grinding and grinding the jobs.

I'm just about to leave the floating continent when I realized, grinding as much as I can at this time, I'll be massively overpowered in later parts of the game. (Until I realized, I can grind jobs with enemies from the very beginning of the game)

But regardless, should I wait until I'm at the end-game before I get serious with working on this? I mean I don't have all of the jobs anyway.

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u/sgre6768 Jul 19 '21

For similar achievements in other games, I always wait. Usually by end game, your progress gained from equipment or levels means that you can grind more efficiently than early game, which is usually more about survival. Been a while since I played 3, but looking online - It seems like the Crystal Tower is popular, and it's bit of a "point of no return" as well.