The Poll of Final Fantasy Completion

[Kionae]

Most of the main numbered FFs, except the online ones. FFIII is the exception. For some reason I own it for Nintendo DS but have never actually finished it.

I have Revenent Wings and A King's Tale, but haven't played them. And I always forget about Type-0... I keep meaning to pick that one up.

I also never bothered with the XIII entries after the first one because i fucking hated everything about that game.

[JBedford]

Completed I-II, IV-X, XII-XIII, Crisis Core, Dirge of Cerberus, and XIII-2.

I started Lightning Returns, Type-0, and own World of Final Fantasy and fully intend to complete them.

Tactics is within my reach if I ever wanted to play it, and what I know of the story sounds really interesting, but I don't feel like playing a difficult game to get that story.

I'll probably pick III up off Steam eventually. It was the only NES/SNES game not re-released on PS which is why it's been the one missing from my list for the last 15 years.

And I don't own the Crystal Chronicles games but I've been a lot more interested in playing them recently.

[Clement Rage]

Gave up in final dungeon of 1 and 2. Completed 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 13-1-3, and Dirge. 10 and 12 both took two attempts, as did 8.

[Omega]

Teioh wrote:

I played one of the Tactics, War of the Lions, but I didn't like the gameplay

lifetime ban

[Ghost X]

Amazed that no one has played FFXI here.

[Lex]

^I picked it up for £1 in a bargain bin (PC Copy, new) a year or so after it came out. I physically have it, but I've never been interested in playing it. Even now as a huge fan of XIV, I look at XI videos and I'm like "nope".

[ForceStealer]

I got a month free trial many years ago. Played it for about a week, fighting (and often losing to) rabbits... But it is surprising that no one here played it.

[Minato]

I've played XI, just not completed it. Same goes for I, II, After Years, V, VIII, IX, Revenant Wings, XIII-2 and A Realm Reborn.

[RedFFWolf]

I've completed and enjoyed V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, X-2, XII and XV (incl. Episode Gladio and Episode Prompto).

The only other games I've played but never returned to after one or two days were FFVII's Dirge of Cereberus and FFXV's A King's Tale.

[SeaDragon]

I've completed I, II, IV, The After Years, V, VI, VII, Crisis Core, Dirge of Cerberus, VIII, IX, X, X-2, XII, Revenant Wings, XIII, XIII-2, Lightning Returns, Tactics: The War of the Lions, A King's Tale and now I'm on the road to completing the XV.

Tried XI at the time (for a few hours) and hope to play the XIV and Type-0 sooner or later.

[Omega]

Do you really ever complete mmos, though?

[Jason Tandro]

Godot wrote:

Do you really ever complete mmos, though?

Well that's why I say you can only really finish the story.

[ForceStealer]

For the first time, I completed Final Fantasy I last night I had started it a few times in the past, but usually got distracted after becoming lost/underlevelled. This time, for whatever reason, it clicked and I actually really enjoyed sussing out where to go next, I only used a guide a couple times for small things. It also helped that three of us were playing together with different party make-ups and really into sharing when we found something interesting.

This was the PSP version (which is functionally equivalent to the iOS/Android version), and it's definitely the most playable and pretty version of the game, with satisfying magic effects and such. It's not quite as pretty as FFIV Complete Collection, but more than serviceable.

So that just leaves, 12, 2, and 3

[Lucis Caelum]

Played all mainline titles (and its spin offs and sequels) prior to XIII (plan to buy this game sometime this year) and never played at all any of the MMOs. FFII was by far the worst game I played of them all.

Surprised no one here played (to complition the main story) vanilla XIV considering I see a bunch of users here gusebumping with the story of XIV 2.0 onward. Don't you feel like missing something?

[ForceStealer]

I never did, simply because the events of 1.0 are treated like a backstory that might appear in ANY RPG. The knowledge that the backstory actually happened though is pretty cool. Sometimes I think it would be neat to be able to say you were, but it involved what was, by all accounts, a terrible game so...

And I've heard that about FF2, which is a shame because, in concept, I really like a lot about it. The story actually sounds really fun, even with the requisite imagining you have to so for old games, the Elder Scrolls' levelling system, and the keyword dialogue system. Unfortunately, it sounds like those latter two elements were just implemented very poorly. It seems like a game that a true reworked remake could actually be very good. I've always been a lot more intrigued by it than III, that just sounds like a lackluster version of V.