Final Fantasy XII

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>not that difficult
This title in particular has New Game Minus (read: you're locked at your base levels, which range from 1 to 3 depending on the character, and they never go past these numbers). I also heard Trial Mode Stage 100 (especially on NG-) is very difficult if you don't come in with a plan.

>letting the game play itself
I believe the idea is to automate the encounters with mobs to help with grinding, while against tougher stuff it's about building a strategy around the encounter you're about to face, and then see that plan being executed, while interfering as needed.

The only person I know (on Stinger) who has played this title is Birdman. Maybe he can give a bit more detail. I played this game for a bit, but dropped it owed to a save corruption ruining my file. This is still one of my priorities though, as I heard its strengths are absolutely worth playing the game for (especially on NG-).

It's the best FF along with V.
The fundamentals are excellent.

>gameplay is literally not doing anything and letting the game play itself
It's a joy to build your set ups and watch them play out, and also being able to step in any time.
If you play RPGs in general (turn based) you really aren't doing much either. Just choosing from menus.

>along with V
Did you check it out?

>building your set ups
True. Gambits are basically your gameplan. They don't set up themselves.

>Did you check it out?
I've looked into it and all your posts on the mechanics clearly show it's one of the best.

>gambits
So many cool things you can set up especially when you know the enemies/bosses.