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S @ salazarcosplay:@Xdqwerty FMA seemed more metaphysical. Like Alchemy was a mysterious comic phenomenon, that gave you an experience.+1
In brotherhood it seemed more direct. Like there was a "god of alchemy that" one met. And it liked humbling people -
S @ salazarcosplay:At the end of the game Ed beather Truth at his own game giving up his ability to do alchemy
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S @ salazarcosplay:@Xdqwerty good. thats great fma takes more time to to build up the beginning. brotherhood rushed the beginnign because the beginning had already been told+1
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