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Kinda like Lightning?
Ooooooh!
Jk ilu. XD
How can we agree so much on Celes and disagree so much on Lightning?
Kinda like Lightning?
Ooooooh!
Jk ilu. XD
I'm actually glad Tifa's not like how you described or she'd be the most boring heroine in history.
She can be boring but she'll always be the sexiest. *___*
Another thing that I like particulary about FFIX is also the spells' and Eidolons' animations.
is still one of my favourite of all the series. The special effects are particulary beautiful, specially considerind that this is a PS1 game.
Andis also amazing, imo
Um yeah her twelve year old hair cut and serious case of bed head combined with her turtleneck sweater and cape make her the sexiest? Since square enix fucked up FF7 so much I haven't even figured out if it's actually Cloud or not, getting drunk and entering another world dressed a girl.
Don't hate on Lightning's design just because Squeenix made Cloud so effeminate.
And the fact that she can be sexy even while wearing a turtleneck and cape should speak volumes.
Maybe, but Fang was still the hottest out of the FF13 girls overall.
Tifa is the best heroine, IMO, just because there was never a moment where she was captured, felt weak, or didn't attack when you told her to. You never got mad at her, and she spent a portion of the game actually caring for Cloud's sorry ass.
Um yeah her twelve year old hair cut and serious case of bed head combined with her turtleneck sweater and cape make her the sexiest? Since square enix fucked up FF7 so much I haven't even figured out if it's actually Cloud or not, getting drunk and entering another world dressed a girl.
you said: Except she was captured during Junon, and more than half of the game did feel weak, insecure, and unsure regarding Cloud's condition and how to approach it.
Yes, her tendancy to hide things and second guess herself is a flaw (quite a common one that most of us have),
yes, trying to spin those things as though they aren't take away a lot of the obstacles involved in her character development. Having a character who never has moments of weaknesses or doubt they must overcome makes them completely flat.
But anyway, this thread is about Dagger, not Tifa.
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How can we agree so much on Celes and disagree so much on Lightning?
Another thing that I like particulary about FFIX is also the spells' and Eidolons' animations.
I'll never forget Odin galloping straight down into Cleyra.
Also I thought Zidane's tail movements were cool for the time, and all the characters had loads of detail on their clothing for PS1. The rating for this game on PSN isn't a lie.The FFIX Plus album is pretty much the greatest thing. I wish they had used the orchestra even more, but I'm sure it would have been ten discs at that point.
FFIX was hell of impressive for a PS1 game. The characters' heads swiveled if you walked past something or someone interesting. That blew my mind. I don't think a Square game has done that since.
And yeah, using the summons to do real-world damage was an awesome nod to FFVI as well as the fuel for the best FMV sequences of any game in the series.
I love FMV sequences - short, awe-inspiring clips interrupted by delicious morsels of adrenaline-fueled gameplay. That was the PS1-FF's strength. I suppose it started with the Northern Crater in FFVII's disc 2, then the Midgar Siege. Final Fantasy VIII was basically hopping from one FMV sequence to the next. The Dollet mission, the Train Mission, the Parade, the Garden Mission, the Airship Battle, the Lunar Cry.
FFIX had the Opening/Alexandria Escape, Black Waltz 3, Cleyra Attack, Lindblum Attack, Iifa Tree, Alexander/Bahamut, Terra, White Dragons... just thinking about them makes me pumped.
The only FMV Sequence I remember from FFX was fighting Sin on the airship - everything else just seemed to be five-minute long FMVs by themselves.
She does, actually. So does using items. The only thing I never had it proc on was Defense or Change.(AFAIK, Garnet never loses focus from physical attacks)
That was a fun review to read. Thanks for sharing with us.
This confused the shit out of me. Kuja blew Terra to hell and gone, so how is it still assimilating anything? I mean in the end, Alexandria seems fine and dandy (and I assume that the final scene takes place at least several months after you defeat Necron), so where is this 'cataclysmic destruction'? Or has it just not happened yet?Kuja: "Hmph. You honestly think you can beat me? Even if you do, Gaia's
already doomed. Its assimilation by Terra has begun, and the Iifa
Tree will incite a cataclysmic destruction of Gaia. It's all over
for you and your friends. See. I win, either way."
Zidane: "It doesn't matter! Even if Gaia is assimilated, the planet
will remain, and we'll start over to make a new home. Kuja,
you're nothing but a coward! If you're gonna die, leave us out
of it!"
This confused the shit out of me. Kuja blew Terra to hell and gone, so how is it still assimilating anything?
This confused the shit out of me. Kuja blew Terra to hell and gone, so how is it still assimilating anything? I mean in the end, Alexandria seems fine and dandy (and I assume that the final scene takes place at least several months after you defeat Necron), so where is this 'cataclysmic destruction'? Or has it just not happened yet?
(...)or somehow stopped it by singing "Melodies of Life" (I'm not joking).
YACCBS said:In particular, I thought Kuja's Theme was excellent.
Just a side-note: Steiner's Thunder Slash is 100% useless, correct? I know there's a glitch in the programming, but does that mean it never strikes?
Oh, you mean Uematsu's "We Will Rock You" cover?
Somehow I always found it as very appropriate that Kuja would be a Freddie Mercury fan
(It also, for a moment, occurred to me that maybe it was Kuja under that cloak, and that he had put aside his blood-soaked past to pursue a life of professional acting, which I imagine he would have been quite good at. Alas.)