Normally in Free Enterprise, earned EXP is not divided among the party, and each member receives the full amount. Set this flag to restore the original FF4 EXP distribution scheme (ie. earned EXP is divided among the surviving party members).

Normally in Free Enterprise, in a full party, low-level party members (at least 5 levels below the median level) earn double EXP. Set this flag to remove this bonus.

By default in Free Enterprise, once 10 key items have been collected, earned EXP is doubled. Set this flag to remove this bonus.

By default, Free Enterprise runs with the "FuSoYa Challenge", where FuSoYa begins with 500 HP and a collection of low-level spells, and each boss defeated grants him 100 HP and three random additional spells. This flag disables that challenge and restores vanilla's FuSoYa behavior, where he joins with 1900 HP and his full spellset.

FF4 scales the speed of combat based on the agility stat of your party's "agility anchor". In Free Enterprise, the anchor is always the first occupied party slot (in the sequence of middle, top, bottom, top-middle, bottom-middle). However, in vanilla FF4, if Cecil is in the party, then he is the agility anchor, regardless of position. Enabling this flag will restore that behavior, making the first Cecil in your party the anchor, if present. (Note that this overrides the Chero agility effect, if playing with the hero challenge.)

By default, instead of learning Fire1 at Mt. Hobs, Rydia will learn a random summon (other than Leviatan and Bahamut). This flag removes that behavior.

By default in Free Enterprise, the summons learned when Rydia ages are randomized. Set this flag to return to the vanilla summons learned at that time (Mist, Indra, Jinn, Shiva, and Titan).

To help distinguish duplicate characters, Free Enterprise randomizes the battle palettes of each character. Enabling this flag preserves each character's original battle colors.

By default, monster-in-a-box chests are relocated randomly within the same dungeon/area. This flag forces MIABs to remain in their original positions.

Removes the added exit at the start of the Giant of Bab-il, forcing you to complete it in order to return to the Big Whale. (Be careful not to get stuck with your only save file being inside the Giant.) This exit is restored once the Giant is completed.

Free Enterprise replaces Zeromus' battle sprite with a random sprite. (Its battle behavior and stats are unchanged.) Enable this flag to preserve Zeromus' original battle sprite.