I thougt ff7 was the easiest game beacouse no bosses was no match for me EVEN Safer Sephiroth hehe[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
If u are gone start play ff7 u should Morph powertanks into strenght items, I gaved like every character 100 of them and clouds attack dmg was 9999 and clouds meteorrain limit hit 9999 for each meteor (yeah felt poweful)
WARNING: if you do this the game wont bee as much as a challenge!!! so wait after u have finished the game once, your choise
Enderz, did you do that Morph thing all on your own, or did a little birdy tell you how to beat the game, therby making it "the easiest game" for you? OR are you one of those insecure gamers who run around leveling up incessently so you don't have to do much against the bosses?Originally posted by: Enderz
I thougt ff7 was the easiest game beacouse no bosses was no match for me EVEN Safer Sephiroth hehe[img][/img]
If u are gone start play ff7 u should Morph powertanks into strenght items, I gaved like every character 100 of them and clouds attack dmg was 9999 and clouds meteorrain limit hit 9999 for each meteor (yeah felt poweful)
WARNING: if you do this the game wont bee as much as a challenge!!! so wait after u have finished the game once, your choise
Humans are different from animals. We must die for a reason. Now is the time for us to regulate ourselves and reclaim our dignity. The one who holds endless potential and displays his strength and kindness to the world. Only mankind has God, a power that allows us to go above and beyond what we are now, a God that we call "possibility".
FF7: Greatest game ever made. Nothing will ever surpass what this game brought to the world of entertainment.
FF8: Had incredible potential, but story kinda went downhill at the end of disk 2.
Umm there is nothing wrong with leveling up all the time. I actually enjoy pummeling the crap out of all the bosses in games. I ALWAYS do that.
I found FF7 rather challenging actually. FF8 was a breeze, even without much training at all, because it's more about junctioning than actually leveling up. Once I figured out the junction system and spent some time collecting "magics", my party was unstoppable.
Yeah I have no problem leveling up either as long as the game finds a way of making it somewhat fun. I didn't like leveling up in the older FF games, but since I play the roms you can pretty much speed through all of it with the tab button. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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Final Fantasy VII: The last order
Screenshots looks cool, plus its gonna be an anime [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]. Also there gonna talk about the past of Cloud and the others [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Also Vincent as the turks.
No one but the enemy will ever teach you how to destroy and conquer. Only the enemy shows you where you are weak. Only the enemy tells you when he is strong. And the rules of the game are what you can do to him and what you can stop him from doing to you. I am your enemy from now on. From now on, I am your teacher."
-Mazer Rackham
Okay so now we have a movie (advent's children), a game (dirge of cerberus) and an anime OVA.
BUT WILL ANY OF THESE THINGS EVER GET RELEASED?! ¤"(¤"¤)("¤"¤"¤
I've waited forever to see Advent Children
OMG, so much FF7 coming out. I love it.
Advent Children: September 14
OVA: Gonna have to be September 14 also
Yes! My favorite game in the world is getting a anime OVA too. That rocks!!
I only wish I had the 350 dollars to get the Special Edition of Advent Children.
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Wahoo! Those are gonna be awesome, even though I think that FFVII is a lil overrated.
I think that FF 6, 7, and 8 are all pretty overrated.
6 gets so much praise for the storyline. Too bad the story COMPLETELY falls apart after the whole "apocalypse" thing. Not to mention broken skills like ultima, broken weapons like Atmaweapon and Illumina, and the fact that the whole "magicite" system totally broke character individuality.
7 was better about the storyline, but used the whole "false memory" idea as just a bit too much of a crutch. The graphics were great for the cinematics (we all love Square CG), but again the system suffered from the fact that the characters were fundamentally the same. And this time, they were fundamentally the same from the very beginning ... they were all materia users, and thus magic users, AND the skills were retained on the materia, not the characters. So there was no targetted character-building, just the interchangability of "swap this materia in, and now he's a summoner. Swap this materia in, and now she's a healer".
8 ... the CG was great (thanks in no small part to the incorporation of real MoCap), but ... Amnesia is the single most overused plot device EVER. It was overused in FF6, it was overused in 7, it's been tired in soap operas and other melodramas since the early 80's, and it was REALLY tired and trite in FF8. I'm glad they moved away from that crap in 9 and 10. Not to mention the whole "end of the world" sequence, leading up to the last disk. I mean, the world ending and thus the plotline dissolving like so much alka-seltzer was tried in 6, and was the weakest point of the game. Why revisit it?
Why is nobody here a big fan of FF4? I mean ... sure, it was an old game, and if you're playing the original difficulty some fights were sort of tough. But the pacing was great, the level design was interesting, the storyline was clear and elaborate, and there was a LOT of real character growth, albeit depicted in mediocre graphics. Not to mention excellent music.
And what's the problem with 10? You lot are giving 7 credit for being groundbreaking? And 8 for being well-paced? And 6 for being a good story? How about 10, with its consistent storyline, more human characters, better graphics, more interesting battle system, and generally better EVERYTHING than those three? Does everyone just discount it because it's on the ps2, and you all went out and bought Xboxes instead? I don't get it.
@complich8: 10 was nice butit was way too easy it was walking from A to B. that was the biggest problem with me in FF 10.
well, it WAS pretty linear, I'll have to give you that.
But that's what gives it a strong storyline and a good sense of flow. There's a definite forward motion, which that linearity gives you. That, and the sensation of the plot marching on, being dragged inexorably toward the end of the game, toward 'destiny' or whatever.
I'd definitely prefer that to "go wander to random place X, to find key Y to open door J". And the sidequests were nice breaks from that linearity (though you kind of had to get most of the way to the end before most of those sidequests opened up for you).
Most rpg's have the same sort of linearity, they just try to mask it by making toe road from A to B curvy. The only ones that offer you real freedom of movement, and don't herd you to specific places are mmorpgs, and they blow because they inherently have NO storyline.
I don't know, the only reason I didn't like FF10 was because of the main character's voice. It just annoyed the crap out of me.
FF4 was great, especially the Japanese version, I don't know why they got rid of Cecil's main skill in the American version.
What WAS Cecil's main skill then?
It was a sword technique that attacked all the enemies, and you get it at the beginning of the game. Just find the Japanese FF4 rom and you'll see.
Oh and the translation in the Japanese version is much much better than the original American version.
yeah, back in those days nintendo was worried about two things, more than anything else: not offending anyone and not putting people off by making games too hard.
So they sort of forcibly butchered the translations on a lot of things, to make them more "family-friendly". You'll see that throughout a lot of games in that time period actually ... they wanted to G-rate everything. They also nerfed some bosses and some monsters in general. If you died in the US version more than maybe once or twice, you were terrible. If you died less than four or five times your first time through in the Japanese release, you'd pretty much have attained Final Fantasy Zen (or levelled the living crap out of yourself, and were majorly cautious).
I think the whole ESRB system has really helped a lot of developers loosen up a bit on that, because every game doesn't HAVE to be suitable for 7 year olds now.
They ripped out a LOT of useful stuff between the J and the US versions of ff4 though. D. Wave was just the beginning of it (though admittedly awesome, and you took quite a taste of from the paladin ordeal). Also ripped out: buffs for pretty much everyone who had them, tellah's "recall", fusoya's "spirit", a bunch of statbuilding items ...
But it was still a great game. Besides, even without D. Wave, Dark Knight Cecil was a HUGE force to be reckoned with. I mean ... between him and Kain, there wasn't much that could stand up to them (especially once you got the Black sword and started oneshotting those bigass ravens near Mysidia).
I had allready completed the game once when i did this so i just started to play on a really old saving (when aries was in the party) but still without this morph thing i thought is was the easiest game of them all i had play. I think it was beacouse of the battle mode
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