Beginner Guides
5 Final Fantasy Resonance pages in Beginner Guides.
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Beginner's GuideTo start well in Final Fantasy Resonance, give every party member a Vision and keep swapping them to learn their abilities, find each enemy's weakness with Libra and stagger it before it acts, keep a healer in the party, pick up the glowing Tablet Shards for the Oblivion Palace, search off-screen paths for chests, and change the difficulty whenever you like. -
Best Early ChoicesIn Final Fantasy Resonance's first two chapters, take Warrior of Light for Rain, Cloud for Lasswell and Leah for Fina, awaken Leah then Cloud first, grab the free Flamberge, Iwakirimaru and the hidden Black Garb before buying gear, choose Strength for Rain and MP for Fina in the dialogue choices, do every Chapter 1 sub quest, turn 12 Tablet Shards into the Stagger Ring, and claim your purchase bonuses from the postbox by the inn in Mitra.
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Difficulty SettingsFinal Fantasy Resonance has three difficulty settings, Casual, Normal and Expert, and you can switch between them at any time under Options, Gameplay. Expert makes enemies stronger but awards more MRP for leveling Visions, and no trophy or achievement depends on difficulty.
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EXP, Gil and MRP FarmingThe best early EXP farm in Final Fantasy Resonance is the Metal Minituar near the Dwarven Forge on Dirnado, the best early MRP farm is the Cactuar in Zoldaad's southern desert (Chapter 4, 220 MRP a fight), and gil comes fastest from Gil Snappers, Overkill finishes and Vaan's Double Gil; end fights with a Stagger Finish for more MRP and take no damage for more EXP.
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MissablesFinal Fantasy Resonance has almost nothing you can miss: no achievement is missable, every Vision, Esper, Cave Master, Tablet Shard and Legendary Arm stays available in free roam after the story, and a clear save puts you back before the final boss. The exceptions sources name are chests in one-time dungeons such as Grandshelt Castle, the Citrine Pot fight in Siren's Tower, permanent dialogue stat choices, a few rare steals past the point of no return, and (by Game8's account) the Genji Gloves.