MONONOKE said:iisan said:It's a great game, hope you enjoy it!MONONOKE said:I have started playing Final Fantasy 7, which I'm enjoying so far
Thanks iisan
10 is even better
MONONOKE said:iisan said:It's a great game, hope you enjoy it!MONONOKE said:I have started playing Final Fantasy 7, which I'm enjoying so far
Thanks iisan
I really liked the battle system in X, I think it's the best I've seen in a FF game, but honestly it felt like I was doing far too much watching and not enough playing - like I was in some interactive movie instead of a game. Not to say I didn't enjoy it, just in my opinion it keeps it from being better then the games like VI, VII and questionably VIII, which maintained good storylines without stopping for a cutscene every few battles.unellmay said:MONONOKE said:iisan said:It's a great game, hope you enjoy it!MONONOKE said:I have started playing Final Fantasy 7, which I'm enjoying so far
Thanks iisan
10 is even better
kupocake said:It's been said before, but Final Fantasy X is mediocre game made terrible by some of the worst voice acting ever dubbed in modern entertainment. Nowhere near as good as VII, even if VII isn't as great a game as history will record it as.
kupocake said:It's been said before, but Final Fantasy X is mediocre game made terrible by some of the worst voice acting ever dubbed in modern entertainment. Nowhere near as good as VII, even if VII isn't as great a game as history will record it as.
Final Fantasy wise? Probably Tactics for story and gameplay. Main series, IX perhaps (VI is good too), but I wouldn't defend that on having a worse battle-system than most of the other games. But then straight J-RPGs aren't made spectacular by their gameplay, and I've yet to play one where I've been dragged along from encounter to encounter by what you have to do with the joypad alone.unellmay said:What's your favourite game?
kupocake said:Final Fantasy wise? Probably Tactics for story and gameplay. Main series, IX perhaps (VI is good too), but I wouldn't defend that on having a worse battle-system than most of the other games. But then straight J-RPGs aren't made spectacular by their gameplay, and I've yet to play one where I've been dragged along from encounter to encounter by what you have to do with the joypad alone.unellmay said:What's your favourite game?
Damnit, now I can't stop.Zin5ki said:Those who aren't playing this game are ignoring their cultural heritage.
Which ones? I fought the Giganto Monster at Egothor Forest, which was at least 11 levels above the characters in my party, and received a paltry 15k experience. Hardly worth the effort.Lupus said:I'm just leveling up as much as possible (72 atm) taking full advantage of Giganto Monster respawns...
kupocake said:It's been said before, but Final Fantasy X is mediocre game made terrible by some of the worst voice acting ever dubbed in modern entertainment. Nowhere near as good as VII, even if VII isn't as great a game as history will record it as.
Theres a lot of truth in that, but I still found it to be enjoyable between the cutscenes, I liked the sphere grid, the battle system and like you said, blitzball was addicitive. However - I wouldn't play through it again, because it's like watching a slightly interactive DVD of a below average movie that spans 50+ hours. And you're right about review scores, I don't really pay attention to ratings anymore.Aion said:kupocake said:It's been said before, but Final Fantasy X is mediocre game made terrible by some of the worst voice acting ever dubbed in modern entertainment. Nowhere near as good as VII, even if VII isn't as great a game as history will record it as.
FFX is only loved because it's Final Fantasy. Any other title and it wouldn't have received the review scores it did when it was released. Going on those well paid for review scores, a reader would've been tricked into thinking it's the best game ever.
Poor to average characters, a story without a hook, the worst FF bad guy, fairly terrible dialogue, no world map to explore and the pain in the arse sphere grid system. It has far too many negatives.
Back when it first came out, I played it for 100 hours, mainly because of being addicted to blitzball. Years later, I tried to replay it, and I couldn't manage to get beyond Wakka's introduction. I found the experience to be boring and uninspiring.
The fact FFX had a a FF for girls spin-off tells you all you need to know about the game.
Even FFXII, the most hated main series FF, is superior to FFX, even though it's a fairly boring game with a very poorly executed story and terrible characters.
This is Final Fantasy we're talking about. Gaming non-conformists don't play Final Fantasy games. They cry into their green-tea whilst telling you how Okami taught them to love again.unellmay said:but those are all the standard choices of people
who try to stay away from what's popular =/
So bad in fact, that I'm not entirely sure who you mean. Seymour 'I have all the time in the world muahahaha!' whatshisname, or daddy 'yeah, I'll be an evil whale if that's what you need' Jecht?Aion said:the worst FF bad guy
Actually, that made me want to play it more. 'Sphere hunting' was about as exciting as hunting for carpet samples.Aion said:The fact FFX had a a FF for girls spin-off tells you all you need to know about the game.
Hahaha, good times.kupocake said:'yeah, I'll be an evil whale if that's what you need'
kupocake said:So bad in fact, that I'm not entirely sure who you mean. Seymour 'I have all the time in the world muahahaha!' whatshisname, or daddy 'yeah, I'll be an evil whale if that's what you need' Jecht?Aion said:the worst FF bad guy
Seymour is amusing because he's half the tree that Ex-Death was, and that was a really stupid idea the first time round (there really are limits to how evil a Tree can be). Seymour's inadequacy for the role weren't lost on the makers of Dissidia at least, but Jecht's importance seems a massive retcon.
It makes a kind of sense though. Is there anything more threatening to the predominantly young, male audience of such-games than a flamboyant, effeminate male who can make you his bitch with the flick of a floppy wrist? It's the same logic that in Halo has you fighting a colourful male-only order of fruit-pastel coloured aliens in pink spaceships (If you're a "Spartan", doesn't that make the enemy Greeks. "You know the ones"). It also explains why Half-Life 2 Episode Two introduces an enemy that attacks you slowly with a single veiny tentacle.unellmay said:Your so wrong that title obviously belongs to kuja
He wore a THONG!! very Menacing
kupocake said:It makes a kind of sense though. Is there anything more threatening to the predominantly young, male audience of such-games than a flamboyant, effeminate male who can make you his bitch with the flick of a floppy wrist? It's the same logic that in Halo has you fighting a colourful male-only order of fruit-pastel coloured aliens in pink spaceships (If you're a "Spartan", doesn't that make the enemy Greeks. "You know the ones"). It also explains why Half-Life 2 Episode Two introduces an enemy that attacks you slowly with a single veiny tentacle.unellmay said:Your so wrong that title obviously belongs to kuja
He wore a THONG!! very Menacing
Or perhaps I'm reading too much into it