Bravely Default II review: Story and setting You can change Jobs at any point outside of combat, and you gain Job experience, which helps you learn new abilities, separately from character experience. This leads to potent party compositions, and a lot of flexibility to play how you want. These Jobs consist of main and sub-jobs, meaning that you have a primary class and a secondary one. Here you will find key characters for the main story, other NPCs for side quests, or shops to stock up on critical items like healing potions, phoenix down and tents.īravely Default uses a flexible class system called Jobs. You’ll also visit several towns, presented like dioramas for easier exploration. You can avoid them if you’re smart (they might run away if you’re more powerful than them!), or you can launch a surprise attack on them if you’re careful. There are treasure chests and items to find, and enemies will be wandering around the play areas. When outside of combat, you’ll be exploring an overworld. Some boss battles are easier to tackle when you can unleash everything at once to overwhelm the enemy's healing mechanics. Go all out or save up your BP? It’s up to you.
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