So are the citizens of the DPRK all starving and barely able to lift a finger or strong young soldiers who are swinging the war on their shoulders?
Are we sure they aren't pretending to be soldiers, since we know every single person in the DPRK is an actor pretending to be happy.
Not obscure, but I always felt FF3 never got enough credit. Largely because it never got a western release at the time I imagine. It was incredibly ambitious for a NES title, the nested world maps was absolutely bonkers at the time and it was really the first real form of the iconic FF job system.
Yeah the party was just a blob of blank slate characters, but overall I think it actually holds up pretty well.