15 is a spinoff of 13 with a 15 painted on its chest in magic marker because please God just ship it already and try to recoup as much costs as possible we can fix it in DLC just let it END so we can free up the dev team for projects that aren't black holes
I don't feel like that's really the case?
Well, there's Golbez, FuSoYa, and Cecil, I guess, but the latter was raised human and the first two aren't really main party members.
You know what, I'm starting to come around on the Edge and Rydia dynamic. Not because I want them to get together but because I don't and the game seems to be giving me that in an amusing way.
It's rather like Ganon displacing existing villains in Zelda games. It doesn't happen that often, but it has happened several times, and when it does happen, it tends to be in very memorable fashion.
You're nuts. The releases that allow for party swapping also has the ultimate dungeons giving new gear to everyone. You know what Kain gets? Abel's Lance. You know what Abel's Lance has a chance of doing? Casting Tornado, the spell that sets your HP to single digits. And not just any Tornado. This Tornado WILL hit if it procs , whether it's a regular enemy or a boss! That's right, Kain has a chance and a pretty high one at that, every time he attacks, to put the enemy to single digit health. He's easily the most busted thing in Final Fantasy history with the Lance.
Hah, that's fair, I couldn't remember what said equipments did but yeah something like that would absolutely bring Kain up to Brokenly Viable tier.
People already mentioned that the GBA does this, but the 3D version doesn't. Potentially because it already has the whole system where you get remnants of a characters essence after their """"heroic death"""" that you can use to carry their abilities with you by teaching newcomers their skills.
I mean that'd be the usual assumption, but it is absolutely a fuck up in translation if you have a character say 'please, just call me exactly what you just called me lol fuck you' unless there's like. Evidence they're meant to be sarcastic or something? It's goofy.
We zoom out into a pretty view of the whole solar system and the planets orbiting around it, including the Earth and its two moons, as the prophecy plays out again, now with the added context of the plot, as well as adding a new component to it:
I still don't get the "dragon" thing; people in the thread have told me it has to do with the region of the world the Lunar Whale is in but I don't see it.
Also… "One born of a dragon" is the Lunar Whale - it's not Cecil, Cecil doesn't have anything to do with dragons. So "bearing darkness and light" can only clumsily refer to Cecil being a Paladin with a Dark Knight past; the more natural read would be instead that it is the whale bearing (one character embodying) darkness and (one character embodying) light, so…
Yeah I'm Golbezpilled at this point. I am 100% on the conspiracy theory that Golbez not becoming a playable character was a late-game decision that left a bunch of artifacts in the writing.
…also, wait, what. The moon will set forth on a voyage?
Why???
What is the motive for this? Did the Lunarians decide cohabitation with humanity was impossible after all? Isn't that counter to everything we've been seeing so far? Also aren't they all asleep? Did FuSoYa decide to take the moonship and search for another planet? Isn't that in contradiction with what he just told us? If this is a "Lunarians decide that coexistence with humans will be too dangerous for them and leave them in peace it would probably make more sense in light of the extra content from the 3D versions about how Kluya brought magic to humans and accidentally caused all kinds of bad things to happen as a result, but... that seems to just fly in the face of the rest of the ending in which the children of Lunarians and humans saved both worlds.
This is so confusing.
Well, anyway.
A pause before the end.
Wait, if that line is there then I think it's actually fine in English. Now it's Omicron's gripe that's out of order.
Oh yeah, you're around the point where stealing starts to get better goodies especially from some bosses. In particular, one recurring boss throughout part 2 has the Genji Armor set.
I feel your pain; I intended to finish replaying FFV a while ago but got distracted so now Im barely any farther than you apparently are. I'll have to hoof it if I want to keep ahead for that and FFVI.
I personally highly recommend not giving gameplay advice to someone explicitly doing their best to remain blind beyond whatever they already osmosed. Like. Spoilers can be hard to avoid but literally giving Very Specific Gameplay Tips before even the first part is up seems silly, to say the least.
