I wonder what really made FF series to be considered so "great".
I've beaten FF4, the so called few of the "best" in the series, only to find myself mildly intrigued at what was presented. I thought it was a decent game with a decent story, but I basically forced myself to play it more than being interested in the story. The climax was built solidly, but the ending just collapsed with a
I've played 3, 4, 6, 10, and 12 in the main FF games. They're all solid games, but none of them give me the feeling to "Continue" playing. I just play them whenever I feel like it, but I feel pretty empty when playing it. I wasn't feeling anything when playing them.The last RPG that really made me want to get more out of was Persona 4 (In before Lolthat'sadatingsimnotavideogame). At least Persona 4 got it right. Decent story with characters that developed greatly instead of developed forcefully, great boss themes (and a bunch of catchy stuff), good length, excellently paced gameplay and the sort. I'd rather take Strange Journey over anotherresistancegroupagainsttheevilgovernmentwithateenageroranearly20yearoldpro
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Crisis core was a pretty good looking game was some fabulous music. Too bad the story was just a trainwreck. Unlike other FF games, I actually liked the protagonist, Zach. I also liked Angiel. But GENESISGENESISGENESISGENESISGENESISGENESISGENESISGENESISGENESISGENESISGENESISGEN
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Same thing applies for the KH series. Except that it's a lot harder for me to play than the FF games, because I just can't seem to stand anything they throw at me. The story seems very shallow, characters are meh, and the whole game feels very easy. I'm not very far into the KH games so It's unfair to fully judge it just yet. I've seen enough awkwardly homosexual cutscenes from SE games, kthx. I have a feeling that it's the same as the time I was playing FF4. Perhaps my opinion will change as I get farther into the story, but I'm not liking anything about it, besides the music...
Now, the recent hit, TWEWY, I gets a better reaction than the other two mentioned, I suppose. I'll give it some credit for being different than being the part of the horde of generic JRPG#12341234. Unfortunately, there was only about 2 decent characters in there. The gameplay wasn't as hard as people made it out to be, and I had no problem with the game's difficulty in normal and hard modes. Some people told me that Neku was different from other typical SE character, because he developed into something great, etc. In my reaction, no matter how he changed, he was still a generic teenage protagonist to my eyes. Come back to us when you grow up to be like Jecht or something Neku. Neku was just another clone character of a clone character. I didn't feel that this was a mind blowing game, nor even a great game. It was a "good" game, nothing more. Good story, 2 good characters out of the entire game, overrated music, and a different battle system. That's how it really is.
You may think I just hate SE in general or something. Even I wonder about it. The last game I truly thought was a joy to play was FFCC:RoF. I can't really seem to remember anything else. I'll still buy FF13. It'll be the last chance FF series gets, before being put in my "ignore" list of games.
So far in this gen, the only RPGs I want to play are Demon's Souls and Tales of Vesperia. Demon's souls has little to no story, but I love it's music, combat and the difficulty. ToV, is because I'm throughly enjoying Tales of the Abyss. (Funny how I have both DS and ToV right now.)
Well, I guess I'll just go back to Blazblue or Uncharted 2. I already know people will call me a tasteless fag or something. Well then, I'm off!
I've beaten FF4, the so called few of the "best" in the series, only to find myself mildly intrigued at what was presented. I thought it was a decent game with a decent story, but I basically forced myself to play it more than being interested in the story. The climax was built solidly, but the ending just collapsed with a
Oh, every single character except tellah was alive after all. We'll just take care of the evil in our world on the moon and let my brother live because he was brainwashed, just like Kain was.
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Same thing applies for the KH series. Except that it's a lot harder for me to play than the FF games, because I just can't seem to stand anything they throw at me. The story seems very shallow, characters are meh, and the whole game feels very easy. I'm not very far into the KH games so It's unfair to fully judge it just yet. I've seen enough awkwardly homosexual cutscenes from SE games, kthx. I have a feeling that it's the same as the time I was playing FF4. Perhaps my opinion will change as I get farther into the story, but I'm not liking anything about it, besides the music...
Now, the recent hit, TWEWY, I gets a better reaction than the other two mentioned, I suppose. I'll give it some credit for being different than being the part of the horde of generic JRPG#12341234. Unfortunately, there was only about 2 decent characters in there. The gameplay wasn't as hard as people made it out to be, and I had no problem with the game's difficulty in normal and hard modes. Some people told me that Neku was different from other typical SE character, because he developed into something great, etc. In my reaction, no matter how he changed, he was still a generic teenage protagonist to my eyes. Come back to us when you grow up to be like Jecht or something Neku. Neku was just another clone character of a clone character. I didn't feel that this was a mind blowing game, nor even a great game. It was a "good" game, nothing more. Good story, 2 good characters out of the entire game, overrated music, and a different battle system. That's how it really is.
You may think I just hate SE in general or something. Even I wonder about it. The last game I truly thought was a joy to play was FFCC:RoF. I can't really seem to remember anything else. I'll still buy FF13. It'll be the last chance FF series gets, before being put in my "ignore" list of games.
So far in this gen, the only RPGs I want to play are Demon's Souls and Tales of Vesperia. Demon's souls has little to no story, but I love it's music, combat and the difficulty. ToV, is because I'm throughly enjoying Tales of the Abyss. (Funny how I have both DS and ToV right now.)
Well, I guess I'll just go back to Blazblue or Uncharted 2. I already know people will call me a tasteless fag or something. Well then, I'm off!