Ability Menu

• Attacks
  • Brave Attacks
  • HP Attacks
• Abilities
  • Action Abilities
  • Support Abilities
  • Extra Abilities
• Restore Default
• Unequip All
• List all Abilities

The menu of skills is a sub menu item Customization. It lets you edit the techniques you want to use in combat.

In the “Attack Skills” you will have 2 sub-options that will allow you to set your techniques Bravery (round button) and HP (square button).

Under “Basic Skills” you will have 3 sub-options to choose your skills support. The 3 categories are Action, Support and EXTRA

Customize Menu

????? – Ability
???? – Item
????? – Accessory
??? – Summon EX
??? – EX Mode
?????? – Battle Rise
????? – Mission
???? – Shop
????? – Options L:
???TIPS – Battle Tips
? ????? – Calender
? ?????? – Switch Form SELECT: SET
?? – Switch Set R:
????? – Change Plan

Dissidia is a fighting game first and foremost but Square manged to add the RPG flavor final fantasy fans have grown to love. As Dissidia is based on the Final Fantasy series, it would not be proper to not have an in-depth character customization system to give the game a role-playing flavor. Each character in the game starts at Level 1, but gains experience points during and after battles. Like in any RPG, these characters can level up and improve their attributes as listed below:

1. HP (Hitpoints) – amount of hitpoints the character has in battles
2. CP (Capacity Points) – what skills and abilities can be equipped on the character at the same time
3. BRV (Brave) – determines the initial Brave Points a character has in a battle
4. LUK (Luck) – influences the item drop rate
5. ATK (Attack) – influences the amount of Brave that is stolen with each Brave Attack
6. DEF (Defense) -influences the amount of Brave that is stolen when you are hit with a Brave Attack.

Characters gain new skills and abilities as level up but there are limited slots for attacks and passive abilities since they all cost CP. Stronger skills will cost more CP to equip, but if you manage to master them (gain enough AP points), they’ll cost less to equip.

The game also features a variety of equipment that accessories that can be found in the game. Each character can equip a main weapon, an off-hand shield, a helm and a piece of armor. These equipment are not visually represented in battle, but they influence the character’s attribute points and could also carry with them extra benefits.

Accessories are unique equipment that provide certain battle benefits, but only when requirements at met in battle. These requirements could be related to performance or statistics within the battle. Often they will provide aid when a character is in an unfavorable or dire situation.

Gil gained from battles can be used in the shop within the game to purchase new equipment and accessories.

Head to the next page the next part of the Dissidia Translation Guide, the complete list of Summons

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