The thing is, among the nearest next games, none of the flirty and/or "cool" characters are as shitty as this guy, and they have enough story time and reason to believably become someone better.
You'll want the GBA version specifically then. The GBA has a moment later on where you can pick which party members from among the surviving cast you want in your party, as long as Cecil is among them (you have to go to a specific point on the map to ask folks to switch out, its not a menu thing).
Considering I said before that I didn't think Edward was a bad character, merely one that didn't inspire me any strong feelings (for reference, I think the worst character in FFIV is Kain), you won't hear me objecting to that; Edward coming back would be a better development than Edge staying on the team. As for those in upcoming games, as I said, we can talk of them when they come up.
The real fun is the part where to get every augment, you have to metagame and give all the party members you'll lose for good several augments each in order to make them drop their augments when they go.
And so the "when did Final Fantasy peak?" debates begin, as always, with "3D was a mistake FF6 is Best"
I've expressed the sentiment before that FFVI is almost a quintessential 2D experience - as in, the game wouldn't work in 3D. I'm planning to point out every instance of the why of this once the thread gets there. But I don't think 3D is impossible to make work for the Final Fantasy series, since I believe that FFIX is actually the best game in the franchise. Overall, it's a good thing to have variety in a series, I think, and while I can see the arguments for preferring the 2D looks, especially with games who didn't take any real advantage of the 3D environment, I can think of many far better reason why the debates on "what is the best Final Fantasy" focus on the titles they do so much. 2D vs 3D seems like a very peripheral concerns, to my eyes.
"Man, I can't wait for you to get to 5 and 6. Those are some of the best ones in the series, in my opinion."And so the "when did Final Fantasy peak?" debates begin, as always, with "3D was a mistake FF6 is Best"
Oh it makes a lot more sense why that game is such a big deal now.
The actual old official FF4 artwork for him is definitely a thing. Man is basically toting a whole ass comforter around his shoulders. That ain't a scarf or a cape, it's a king sized blanket. Looks like a pretty comfy one, too, for that matter.
Sorry if it came off that way, I was mostly jabbing fun at how FF6 is often the first dropoff point in the series of "guys everything after this is BAD and AWFUL." Personally even if FF5/FF6 are easily some of my own favorites, I don't think there's really any major issues in the main games until like... FF12 onwards, and that one had some shit going on behind the scenes with the development cycle from my understanding.
Fang and Vanille were Australian for exactly one reason and one reason alone - the bad pun.
Oh wow, that never clicked. I was just happy to see some Aussie representation in my Japanese jrpg, lol. Or videogames in general, really - we tend to just get European or USA voice actors for the English cast.
As a hopeless FFVI whore, I can only call "ORANGES!" to that. FFIX will life rent free in my heart until the heat death of the universe, FFVIII has aged fairly well, and I doubt FFVII is still as loved by people for nothing.And so the "when did Final Fantasy peak?" debates begin, as always, with "3D was a mistake FF6 is Best"
It could. That any studio can be trusted to do the job in this industry culture and time is an entirely different matter. Many wouldn't risk it.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 did the exact same casting pun, where the giant continent-animal whose inhabitants had australian accents was the fish with inhabitable innards that spent much of its time down under the sea.
Nah, it's not a big deal. I had a feeling, from that emoji.
A lot of people don't like X. Personally, I don't like XIII, to the point where I had to be literally bribed to finish it by a friend. And people might like XIV now but it was originally deservedly a giant flop that had to be massively reworked.
The popularity of XIII can best be described by the fact that I bought it for Xbox 360 at gamestop for $8. The Xbone hadn't yet come out at the time, so it wasn't a "try to get rid of the old gen games" sale either.
