A Pirate’s Life For MeĮarly in the game, you can complete a little quest to save an elderly woman from some monsters on the beaches near Halcyonia. These are very useful in the first few chapters. We recommend doing these whenever you see them because not only do they net you EXP, but they also hand you other rare items.
These appear in the world and towns as blue speech bubbles above an NPC’s head and range from finding someone’s friend to slaying a particular number of a monster type. This is a JRPG, so expect plenty of side-quests that are completely unrelated to the main plot. Make sure you look over the abilities beforehand, and don’t be afraid to switch them out and try new things. Almost all of the Jobs will likely have defensive abilities that are of use to someone in your party, which range from the ‘MP Saver’ ability from Beastmaster that reduces MP cost of spells by 20% to the ‘Revenge’ ability from Red Mage giving them a chance for a free Brave Point if attacked and beyond. The above doesn’t only extend to the Freelancer Job. It doesn’t sound like a lot, but it really helps. Equipping these will make the levelling of future Jobs much smoother, with a maximum boost to your JP of 1.7%. The reason for this is to let you earn passive abilities with the Freelancer Job called ‘JP Up’ and ‘JP Up and Up’ (earned at level 9 and 12 respectively). Whenever you get a shiny new Asterisk, it can be really tempting to change your party over to new Jobs immediately, but hold fire on this, especially in the early game. Just be careful and watch what you slice, because sometimes a wandering enemy will be hiding in the trees or, even worse, you’ll slice a bush that’s a slightly different shade than the rest and actually is the enemy. In the early parts of the game, cutting down grass and trees can earn you money, useful consumables and even weapons or armour. When out in the world map, dungeon areas, or towns, liberal use of your sword is advised. So, go on ahead with these Bravely Default 2 tips and tricks and fight the good fight, save the world, and then kill god. The Bravely series is a little different to most, and while it certainly has its fair share of tropes, that doesn’t mean that an RPG veteran has nothing to learn here.
But that doesn’t mean you know about this RPG. You completed Final Fantasy 7 before you could even talk. Now sure, you know RPGs, you’ve been playing them for years. If you’re a newcomer to the franchise, an RPG beginner, or even a series veteran, we’ve compiled a short list of Bravely Default 2 tips and tricks to get you through the first few chapters of you adventure to find the four Crystals with Seth and the gang. The third game in the Bravely franchise, Bravely Default II, lands on Nintendo Switch today and brings with it countless hours of turn-based JRPG nonsense.
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