Posted: 24th April 2012 07:46
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Black Waltz Posts: 970 Joined: 23/4/2004 Awards: |
Yeah, you were ridiculously overpowered.
-------------------- I fear my heart and fear my soul Life goes on, it surely will, Without me and I wonder: Will I ever see light again? Life goes on... |
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Posted: 23rd June 2012 23:36
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Onion Knight Posts: 43 Joined: 23/6/2012 Awards: |
Not really. I enjoy Final Fantasy VIII for feeling refreshing without steeping away from the usual Final Fantasy formula. Though to be honest the whole game just feels a like a experiment and a gamble. It feels like if this idea and system worked they would of had a strong mind of confidence to follow it for more Final Fantasy games. Final Fantasy VIII has it's flaws and highs like the other Final Fantasy games. The only flaw that annoys me about it is the lack of character development and leaving the characters just feel like stereotypes. Squall- The misunderstood loner Rinoa- The Princess/ Damsel Selphie- The Cute/ Hyperactive Girl Zell- The one with the bad temper Seifer- Jerk with a heart And so on. Compared to Final Fantasy VII which had heavily complexed developed characters like Cloud and Tifa. This is quite disappointing. -------------------- Top Three fave Final Fantasies Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy IX, Final Fantasy V [ GBA ] |
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Posted: 24th June 2012 22:10
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Dragoon Posts: 1,838 Joined: 3/2/2004 Awards: |
No, it doesn't make me mad. It was my first Final Fantasy I had played. It's not my all time favorite in the series, but it is a fun one to play and knowing all of the ins and outs makes my characters (i.e. Zell) absolute gamebreakers
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