final fantasy VII had the most complex story, and got me kinda confused after a while, but then i figured it out after replaying it. VIII in my opinion had the best story and character developement. it was an interesting story with an evil that you knew what they were trying to do and the destruction they could cause on the earth, yea sephiroth was basically gonna use the lifestream to becom all powerful but it wasn't like he was messing with time itself
VIII for me, has the best story, characters, and villian.
I can't tell the story fully cuz it's so complicated and It's really fun when u find out with the cutscenes, and it is the most complex one, i will need to replay VII to get it again.
FFVI all the way! It had more plot twists and the characters were better. To compare each Final Fantasy is like comparing apples to oranges, none of them were the same. I liked FFVI because it was the first RPG I played that had a female lead character that wasn't a total flake. Terra Branford is the most underappreciated Final Fantasy character ever. She was a total hero. She made the some of the biggest sacrifices out of any of the other characters in the series. Plus you have Kefka, arguably the series' most flamboyant villain, who was the only villain in Final Fantasy history to actually destroy the world. Not to mention, the game had the best music score and true fans of the series (people that have grown up with the series from the beginning back in '89) would say that FFVI is their favorite.
FFVI all the way! It had more plot twists and the characters were better. To compare each Final Fantasy is like comparing apples to oranges, none of them were the same. I liked FFVI because it was the first RPG I played that had a female lead character that wasn't a total flake. Terra Branford is the most underappreciated Final Fantasy character ever. She was a total hero. She made the some of the biggest sacrifices out of any of the other characters in the series. Plus you have Kefka, arguably the series' most flamboyant villain, who was the only villain in Final Fantasy history to actually destroy the world. Not to mention, the game had the best music score and true fans of the series (people that have grown up with the series from the beginning back in '89) would say that FFVI is their favorite.
Cheers!
Jessica
SladeMcGowan
Uh, what about Kuja? he blew up Terra which was a world.
FFVI all the way! It had more plot twists and the characters were better. To compare each Final Fantasy is like comparing apples to oranges, none of them were the same. I liked FFVI because it was the first RPG I played that had a female lead character that wasn't a total flake. Terra Branford is the most underappreciated Final Fantasy character ever. She was a total hero. She made the some of the biggest sacrifices out of any of the other characters in the series. Plus you have Kefka, arguably the series' most flamboyant villain, who was the only villain in Final Fantasy history to actually destroy the world. Not to mention, the game had the best music score and true fans of the series (people that have grown up with the series from the beginning back in '89) would say that FFVI is their favorite.
Cheers!
Jessica
lordsettra12
Uh, what about Kuja? he blew up Terra which was a world. Technicalities... Kefka for the win! And I agree about FFVI being the best story and flat out best in the series.
Definitely Final Fantasy 7 had the best storyline. It was more to it then the other FF games. I agree it was complex and had more to the storyline then just one problem that the characters had to handle. I was waiting for this topic.
ogf what Ive played...............FFVIII then FFVI......................VIII cos of the love story....its so perfect..............most of the others 2 of the main characters are all of a sudden in love...........but VIII's is much more in depth
I think Final Fantasy VI had the best story just because graphics weren't as big back then, so Square focused more on the story part of the game. That and the characters and moments are quite memoriable!
Hands down definitely FFVII. FFVII has a very memorable and complexstoryline and characters as well. I am happy that they have AC and all of the other compilations, these are just spicing FFVII more. FFVII is a game that you will never get tired of, even though the graphics are not as realistic and updated as the current FF's. :D
FFVI all the way! It had more plot twists and the characters were better. To compare each Final Fantasy is like comparing apples to oranges, none of them were the same. I liked FFVI because it was the first RPG I played that had a female lead character that wasn't a total flake. Terra Branford is the most underappreciated Final Fantasy character ever. She was a total hero. She made the some of the biggest sacrifices out of any of the other characters in the series. Plus you have Kefka, arguably the series' most flamboyant villain, who was the only villain in Final Fantasy history to actually destroy the world. Not to mention, the game had the best music score and true fans of the series (people that have grown up with the series from the beginning back in '89) would say that FFVI is their favorite.
Cheers!
Jessica
SladeMcGowan
I agree: great story, characters, villains and one of the best OST of the series.
FF Tactics had the best story in all the FF series. To fully understand it, I needed to complete the game three times. But if it's only in the numbered series, it is VII.
Complex storyline, definatly VIII, 7 wasnt complex at all but it was a great story. My personal fav story would probably be VIII but that was my first FF playd...
I am going with 6, large amount of characters to learn about, no lead character to focus on, not too complicated and not too basic, and for those who want to a challenge look for the hacked version of FF6. called final fantasy 3 hardtype guy who hacked it also made a chrono trigger version as well, new moves, new magic system, and very very hard
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