He provides the player with access to the Music Box.Ĭheatingway has made plans to date two different women, and requests the player distract one of them while he dates the other. Jammingway discovers his inclination for music and becomes a bard.
He offers to buy all the player's Tents for 300 gil. He provides the player with access to the Event Theater.Ĭampingway discovers he loves being outdoors, and becomes an outdoorsman. Recordingway decides to become a journalist and keep records of important events. He provides the player with access to the Bestiary. Livingway has lost his cartographer's tools and is unaware of what to do now. Mappingway becomes a cartographer and gives the player the Wayfarer's Map, explains its function, and departs. When this fails, he is horrified and decides to embark on an adventure for a new occupation. Namingway introduces himself and tries to rename Cecil.
He also retains his original purpose as the name changer. In the Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection, he retains his appearance from the original release of Final Fantasy IV wherein he wears a turban over his head. Namingway will not appear in the next location until met in the preceding location and the subquest for that location completed. Namingway appears in the following locations. Namingway is friends with the Fat Chocobo, who takes over the various devices that Namingway gives the player access to.
Namingway thus abandons her and meets another woman, whom he marries. He begins courting two women, and when he finally chooses one of them to be with, he discovers she is cheating on him. The full story of Namingway involves him becoming a cartographer, a musician, and an outdoorsman. At one point, he even battles them himself. In each town he is encountered in, Namingway gives the player an item or asks a request of them. Unable to deal with this, Namingway embarks on a world tour, seeking new meaning to his life. In the 3D remake, because of the voice-acting, Namingway can no longer change the characters' names. Namingway is the only non-playable character besides Golbez to have a portrait when speaking in the Complete Collection version of Final Fantasy IV.
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