History Trivia / FantasyLife

* TheWikiRule: [[http://reveriaexplorer.com/ ReveriaExplorer]], a database for every item in the game.

* TheWikiRule: [[http://reveriaexplorer.com/ ReveriaExplorer]], a database for every item in the game.

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: There are two common mistakes in Internet articles. One is to use screencaps that are from an earlier version of the game. Another is to claim that it's possible to play as one or several of the jobs that have been cut from the game.

** When you know which jobs have been cut, you realise why there are so many characters with no bearing to the main story or any of the lives with unique designs: they were meant to be the guilds for the jobs cut from the game. While it's a little hard to make a RPG with zero shopkeepers, you can meet a handful of farmers, a postal service, a pilot network, three fortune tellers, treasure hunters, scholars (Hughes and the heads of the two librarys), and find a small circus in Castele.

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: There are two common mistakes in Internet articles. One is to use screencaps that can only be from an earlier version to someone who actually played the game. Another is to claim that it's possible to play as one or several of the jobs that have been cut from the older game (e.g. postman, treasure hunter, scholar, beastmaster, street entertainer, fortune teller, shopkeeper, farmer, pilot).

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The various Lives that were cut from the final product, as described above in Development Gag. More relevant is that a fan dug into the game's files and found that the Master themes for these Lives are still in the game. You can find them here [[https://soundcloud.com/user-564981668/sets/class]].

** A conversation with Gladstone, who's a master of all lives, mentions that can see the future and pilot aircraft in addition to the lives that the player can undertake. He also says that he's forbidden from teaching these two last trades for an undisclosed reason.

* InvisibleAdvertising: As per norm with Creator/{{Level5}}. Many people didn't know the game even existed until hearing about it from their friends who had already played it. Probably the most prominent advertising it got was in the Nintendo [=eShop=], where it was a featured item for a few days after initial release.
** It got a few Youtube trailers in EU.

** A conversation with Gladstone, who's a master of all lives, mentions that can see the future and pilot aircraft in addition to the lives that the player can undertake. He also says that he's forbideen from teaching these two last trades for an undisclosed reason.

** A conversation with Gladstone, who's a master of all lives, mentions that can see the future and pilot aircraft in addition to the lives that the player can undertake. He also says that he's forbideen from teaching these two last trade for an undisclosed reason.

** When you know which jobs have been cut, you realise why there are so many characters with no bearing to the main story or any of the lives with unique designs: they were meant to be the guilds for the jobs cut from the game. While it's little hard to make a RPG with zero shopkeepers, you can meet a handful of farmers, a postal service, a pilot network, three fortune tellers, treasure hunters, scholars (Hughes and the heads of the two librarys), and find a small circus in Castele.
** A conversation with Gladstone, who's a master of all lives, mentions that can see the future and pilot aircraft in addition to the live that the palyer can undertake. He also says that he's forbideen from teaching these to last trade for an undisclosed reason.

** A conversation with Gladstone, who's a master of all lives, mentions that can see the future and pilot aircraft in addition to the live that the palyer can undertake.

* DevelopmentHell: It was originally meant to be released in 2009 on the DS. Its Japanese release ended up being on 3DS in 2012.

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: There are two common mistakes in Internet articles. One is to use screencaps that can only be from an earlier version to someone who actually played the game. Another is to claim that it's possible to play as one or serveral of the jobs that have been cut from the older game (e.g. postman, treasure hunter, scholar, beastmaster, street entertainer, fortune teller, shopkeeper, farmer, pilot).

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: There are two common mistakes in Internet articles. One is to use screencaps that can only be from an earlier version to someone who actually played the game. Another is to claim that it's possible to play as one or serveral of the jobs that have been cut from the older game (e.g. postman, treasure hunter, scholar, beastmaster, street entertainer, fortune teller, shopkeeper, farmer).

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: There are two common mistakes in Internet articles. One is to use screencaps that can only be from an earlier version to someone who actually played the game. Another is to claim that it's possible to play as one or serveral of the jobs that have been cut from the game.

** In got a few Youtube trailers in EU.

* InvisibleAdvertising: As per norm with Creator/{{Level5}}. Many people didn't know the game even existed until hearing about it from their friends who had already played it. Probably the most prominent advertising it got was in the Nintendo [=eShop=], where it was a featured item for a few days after initial release.