For more info on the Whirlwind (Four-Job) Fiesta event, see here. For more on the Whirlwind mod for Final Fantasy V, see here.
Casual Tom, an avid Mega Man player, is a streamer and content creator who focuses on blind playthroughs of romhacks while occasionally throwing some speedrunning into the mix. As a staff member of Final Fantasy IV – Ultima, Casual Tom often features Final Fantasy mods on his streams. You can follow Casual Tom via YouTube, Twitch, or SRC.
The Speedrun.com submission is here, or see the video embed below.
clymax is a solo modder who has created numerous respinners for JRPGs and other genres primarily via binary editing. You can find clips of his work on his YouTube channel.
solidification is a prolific creator of fan-made achievements across different game genres and especially in the world of Final Fantasy mods. You can follow solidification’s set-making journey here.
xJ4cks is the producer of the Clean series of mods and is a core member of the translation team for FFV: Heroine Trilogy. You can follow the work of xJ4cks here or check out his bio here.
The Four-Job Fiesta mod of Final Fantasy V on SFC has been released courtesy of clymax. The mod is only for use with the RPGe English fan translation.
The mod is unofficial and unaffiliated with Square Enix and FourJobFiesta.com.
A. Credits
Team Fiesta Redux of FFV Central
Web form by solidification
Randomization logic by solidification
Graphical output by solidification
Web design by xJ4cks
Text output by clymax
Server integration by clymax
Emulator integration by clymax
Achievement integration by clymax
Leaderboard integration by clymax
Romhack by clymax
Prior work: Mime Galuf sprite fix by clymax
B. Promo
Play with ease and confidence!
Introducing the Four-Job Fiesta mod of Final Fantasy V.
For the first time since the event’s inception over a decade ago, no more tedious scrolling through pages of confusing rules throughout your run.
Are you up for this classic challenge now?
Earn badges and compete on our leaderboards if you prevail.
Other hacks are also supported, many of which are exclusive to our community.
To use the hack, as a registered user of our website, click on Roll My Jobs in the top navigation bar to access our Four-Job Fiesta web app.
Note that both registered and unregistered users can roll jobs for personal use, such as in offline runs on a local emulator.
Using the hack is not required to get job rolls.
Click on the Randomize! button to get your job rolls.
Hover over Play in the top navigation bar and then click SNES. Drag your Four-Job Fiesta hack into our web emulator to play.
Your job rolls apply to your game automatically.
Various Fiesta rules are enforced by the hack.
Can you complete the challenge by beating the game?
If so, you will be awarded a game badge.
Victorious players during a Fiesta season are also eligible to be awarded an event badge for the season.
Players can also compete on our leaderboards. Players have the option to link to a YouTube video of their full run. A YouTube playlist can also be linked if the run spans more than one video.
Here are some examples of other badges you can earn on our website.
D. Why Some Other Sites Just Don’t Cut It for Rolling Your Jobs
Click on the thumbnail for a highlight clip.
Clip credit: clymax
Video credit: Davidvinc RPGs on YouTube
E. Event Announcement
Introducing Classic Four-Job Fiesta (FJF), based on the FJF mod of Final Fantasy V.
Given the mod was not released until August, the first season of Classic FJF will run from August through October (instead of the normal June through August). Update: event now runs year-round (from January to December).
To participate in this event, using our web emulator is required. Web registration is needed to use the web emulator.
Discord membership is not required to use the web emulator or to join the event. However, Discord membership is required to make a support request and to receive support relating to the event.
The web emulator allows fast forwarding but does not allow loading states.
Players who prevail in the event are eligible to earn a one-time game badge for the mod (obtainable year-round). Players are also eligible to earn a tiered event badge. They are also eligible to earn a tiered Discord role for completing the event.
Successfully got the Final Fantasy Legend 3 sound engine working in 2.
Now I need to translate the songs from 2 to get them back in.
After that will be Legend 1 and Adventure, followed by other songs I’ve already been translating over
Speaking exclusively with FFV Central, Yohnstoppable adds:
I was translating songs over to use for the FFL2 sound engine, but it doesn’t have a pulse channel. So I was throwing away the drum channel for every song. Got sick of that and brought the 3 engine in.
Hoping to have 100 total songs on the jukebox when I’m done.
Music from Legends 1 and 3 and Adventure will be a part of it. Then a lot of NES music and a few songs from other Gameboy games. A few SNES songs, too, but those can be difficult to condense
So, what do you think? What track would you like to listen to most in modded Final Fantasy Legend II? Comment below, or come check us out on Discord.
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Seven years removed from his second playthrough of FFVI on PSX, DarksydePhil now revisits his favorite RPG of all time.
The “epic classic” is fully remade “in beautiful 4K with improved visuals, quality-of-life improvements, and an arranged soundtrack.”
