Originally, Yasumi Matsuno did not plan on writing the game's story.She even has her own Battle Class note Witch of the Coven/Arc Witch, it has a description but no assigned abilities, yet never once appears on the battlefield. It's speculated that Valmafra (Balmafula) was supposed to have a greater role in the game, and was likely to be either a guest or a recruitable character at some stage in the game's production.However, the English release of the game added voice acting. This was an intentional decision on Yasumi Matsuno's part, as he didn't want to give concrete voices to the characters. No Dub for You: An inversion of the trope: the new cutscenes in the PSP remake originally had no voice acting in the Japanese release, only subtitles, so the effect was similar to watching a silent movie.The game's script contains names for other Lucavi who didn't show up in the game, and Final Fantasy XIV uses some of these dummied names for its Return to Ivalice raid series as Mythology Gags.This was dummied out in the English version. In the PSP and Mobile versions, the Japanese version still contains the random incantations and quips used during combat before attacks.
Three of them (Hospital in Slums, Warjilis Trade City, and Gate of Limberry Castle) are entirely complete and playable. Several maps have been dummied out as well.Notable strange cases include Delita's Sis (Tietra), Bishop (Simon) and Phony Saint (Ajora). A good chunk of text is left out of the game, mostly battle classes (and their descriptions) of characters who are normally scarcely, if at all, seen in battle.
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