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Posted 2006-12-12, 11:08 PM in reply to Raziel's post starting "It's an entertaining machine. I'm just..."
Pffft, you have FF 3 DS, not the real FF3. There's enough differences for someone as picky as me to notice.
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Posted 2006-12-13, 11:12 PM in reply to KagomJack's post starting "Pffft, you have FF 3 DS, not the real..."
That is the real FF3. Just a 3D remake.

MJ said:
What qualifies as interesting conversation?
An actual conversation that doesn't invariably devolve into mindless babble. That's becoming hard to find on this forum, it seems to me.

Mantra said:
raziel what do you think of me being admin
Just so long as you're not forcing me to endure video of your adventures in Man-Land, I have no opinion on the matter.

King said:
FFX was indeed awesome. Nikki says FFX-2 was good too, but I can't force myself to play through more than an hour of it.
I actually think X has become my new favorite in the bunch. Never had the desire to play X-2.
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Posted 2006-12-13, 11:17 PM in reply to Raziel's post starting "That is the real FF3. Just a 3D..."
Sorry bro, too many new things about it as well as some additions to the storyline to make it somewhat of its own entity. But that's how I view it. I still wanna play it since I'm a total FF fanboy
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Posted 2006-12-13, 11:20 PM in reply to Raziel's post starting "That is the real FF3. Just a 3D..."
Raziel said:
Just so long as you're not forcing me to endure video of your adventures in Man-Land, I have no opinion on the matter.
i predicted your apathy, admit it
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Posted 2006-12-13, 11:46 PM in reply to Raziel's post starting "That is the real FF3. Just a 3D..."
Raziel said:
An actual conversation that doesn't invariably devolve into mindless babble. That's becoming hard to find on this forum, it seems to me.
It's always been like that, though.
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Posted 2006-12-14, 01:08 AM in reply to KagomJack's post starting "Sorry bro, too many new things about it..."
KagomJack said:
Sorry bro, too many new things about it as well as some additions to the storyline to make it somewhat of its own entity. But that's how I view it. I still wanna play it since I'm a total FF fanboy
There was so little actual substance to the game in the first place, you can't really call the additions an "alteration" of the story. The characters weren't even people. They were avatars for the job system, that's it.

mantra said:
i predicted your apathy, admit it
Sure, if that's what'll give you your jollies.

MJ said:
It's always been like that, though.
Yeah, but a person gets tired of eating the same cereal every day.
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Posted 2006-12-14, 01:13 AM in reply to Raziel's post starting "There was so little actual substance to..."
So don't come back.
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Posted 2006-12-14, 01:25 AM in reply to Grav's post starting "So don't come back."
I was explaining why I haven't been active lately. I said a "lack" of the things I'd like, not a complete absence. That's why I post when I see something that catches my eye, but I have no qualms with stating the rarity of such occurences. It seems retarded that I should be told to leave simply for explaining why I haven't been around recently.
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Posted 2006-12-14, 01:26 AM in reply to Raziel's post starting "I was explaining why I haven't been..."
Psyche.

Or is it sike?
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Posted 2006-12-14, 02:18 AM in reply to Raziel's post starting "There was so little actual substance to..."
Raziel said:
Sure, if that's what'll give you your jollies.
you always say the nicest things
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Posted 2006-12-14, 07:25 AM in reply to Raziel's post starting "That is the real FF3. Just a 3D..."
Raziel said:
I actually think X has become my new favorite in the bunch. Never had the desire to play X-2.
You liked X over VI? Rearry? Even after playing through it recently?

Anyway, FFXII is pretty good. I was pleasantly surprised by the storyline. I'm right at the end of it now, and the plot's been pretty good so far. Though, the game does feel a bit short. I'm around 30 hours, and I spent... oh... probably 8 of that doing unnecessary level-building and a few doing sidequests. There's probably a nautical shitton of sidequests left for me though.

I don't really like the new battle system. It's not terrible, and it does add a little bit of skill to the strategy previously required. It's just that, in most cases, you don't really do anything. I read a review a while back that said that they made a monotonous experience autonomous instead of making it fun. I completely agree with that. Still... if you've got time to kill and money to blow, I'd say go for it. It's pretty fun.
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This message is hidden because D3V is on your ignore list.
What is it they say about silence being golden?
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Posted 2006-12-14, 04:33 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post "Where has Raziel been?"
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Where has Raziel been?
He got stuck in your mom's enormous hooker breasts.
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Posted 2006-12-14, 05:40 PM in reply to Led's post starting "He got stuck in your mom's enormous..."
Led said:
He got stuck in your mom's enormous hooker breasts.
BZZT? What? Your mom was sucking my dick? Yea, she likes it long, hard and black.

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Posted 2006-12-14, 07:33 PM in reply to Raziel's post starting "There was so little actual substance to..."
I have to agree with you on that.
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Posted 2006-12-15, 10:01 AM in reply to Led's post starting "He got stuck in your mom's enormous..."
Oh come on now. Where's the in-yo-face subtlety?

No-one insults someone elses mother with the phrase "enormous hooker breasts".

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You know, I don't think I've said "Welcome back Raziel!" yet...

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Posted 2006-12-15, 02:53 PM in reply to Lenny's post starting "Oh come on now. Where's the in-yo-face..."
Hmm, me neither.

w31(0^ ^3 |3@(|<

Aren't you glad I don't talk like that?
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Posted 2006-12-16, 01:19 PM in reply to Atnas's post starting "Hmm, me neither. w31(0^ ^3 |3@(|< ..."
You should be too.

I woudl have banned you on your second post.
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Posted 2006-12-16, 01:57 PM in reply to Sovereign's post starting "You should be too. I woudl have..."
Sovereign said:
You should be too.

I woudl have banned you on your second post.
Both of us talked like that not too long ago. It wasn't quite that bad, but looking back at old posts it was pretty bad.
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Posted 2006-12-17, 02:06 PM in reply to Medieval Bob's post starting "You liked X over VI? Rearry? Even..."
Medieval Bob said:
You liked X over VI? Rearry? Even after playing through it recently?
Yeah, I'd have to say I honestly liked X more than VI. My biggest reason is the gameplay. X did so much right with the alteration of standard Final Fantasy gameplay. The ability to switch characters in and out of the party in battle, more specialized combat roles (but not ones that necessarily pidgeonhole characters into classes) a looser, more personalized weapons system, a more involved and much less mundane experience/skill system, quicker-paced battles, turn-based combat (which I definitely prefer over ATB) and a lot of specific tweaks and improvements like the reliability of Rikku's Steal command, or the vastly superior functionality of Wakka's Slot Overdrive over it's crappy FFVII and FFVIII counterparts.

On top of that, the story was probably the best in the series, hands down. Don't get me wrong, VI is still phenomenal, but X hinged around two primary characters with very different experiences and perspectives on the events of the game. Tidus, seeing the Sin Pilgrimage as an archaic, purposeless and cruel system of beliefs, being unable to truly empathize with Yuna's internal crisis of faith regarding the disintegration of the foundation of her spiritual ideals. None of the other games in the series had characterization or personal conflicts that even approached something as complex as that. FFVI had its ideas about finding a cause to believe in, FFVIII had its ideas about opening oneself to the chance of pain in exchange for happiness, but those are fairly simple concepts. Religious and spiritual concepts, especially those that challenge one's beliefs are some of the more complex areas to derive a story from.

So yeah, all in all, X is my new favorite in the bunch. Never thought I'd hear myself saying that, but it's true.
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