Kefka is probably the villian that I depise the most. ( I mean he's my favorite because he made me so angry with him and frustrated as well that I really wanted to make my characters stronger to kill the guy). Well made by Square Enix.
Probably when I was so excited with my level 99 Characters, all relics, weapons (Except ragnaros 'cause I wanted to learn Ultima) and gear.... I let my friend borrow the game so he could start a file then he lost my memory card when he moved up the street. I think I was frustrated because I had over 120 hours on the game and that's 5 days of my lifewasted. I wanted the time back so I broke my friend's legs... we're not friends anymore.
No doubt about it.. pretty much everything is in context with history. There's also Leviathan being mentioned everywhere ( I think it's in the bible too), and who knew a Whelk is really a snail? I taught my grade 2 teacher one day involving that.
[spoiler] Hey sorry to bother you guys with such a trivial question but, Last night my friend and I were trying to get the cat in the woman's house in the begininning village with the rod out (of course) but link just pulls it away when he goes in and the cat goes away. We tryed many possible solutions but none worked. We laughed at our level of newbieness but were also quite frustrated. What are we doing wrong? [/spoiler]
2D games?>?>? if i had to choose one i would probably choose FF I because it started it all and had absolutely no story :P
WTH is it with FF VI, that was one of the most #*!$ed up FF ever , but it was good ya, but not near the level ur stating
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Have you actually played it? It had the darkest FF story until XII. The story is absolutely fantastic and NOT character driven. If it had been character driven, it still would have been just as good because it had top notch character developement. It had the most evil and best villian of all time, Kefka. The game had an excellent sense of humor. The music was breath taking. It was very long, and there were tons of side quests. Tehre is very little that one can honestly say is wrong with the game, and all that is wrong with it is only minor gripes
FFI had alot of story man. You have to take into consider the time period it was made in and all the other storys that surround it. FFI is incredibly complex and deep for a NES game. Glad to have you on our team of officers!
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