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hears a lil voting thingy
I wanna know wats your fav GF, Summonig beast in all of the series?? mine has got to be Alexander
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Place votes now!
I wanna know wats your fav GF, Summonig beast in all of the series?? mine has got to be Alexander
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Place votes now!
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Yes i'd like to take this time to say sorry to everyone for bringing that abomination to the FF name up
Or remembering it when you shouldn't have.
Or not remembering to forget it.
Or not remembering to forget it.
Ah yes sorry my mistake, ah well who can blame me not remembering that pile of rubbish :-D
Not so in X-2.
You've been able to summon since FF3 so with 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,x-2,11 and tactics that makes 11 games
Believe it or not the FF series did not begin life on the Playstation
Believe it or not the FF series did not begin life on the Playstation
lalakersrule wrote:
> Hmmm has there only been 3 games in the series then? I know what you
> were asking, it didn't interest me unlike the debate about FFVIII
Theres been 5 for the playstation seris but 4 you can summon on not 3
> Hmmm has there only been 3 games in the series then? I know what you
> were asking, it didn't interest me unlike the debate about FFVIII
Theres been 5 for the playstation seris but 4 you can summon on not 3
I actually really like Odin and Yojimbo, the ones you have little control over.
My favourite though, has become (and always will be) Carbuncle - after 17 hours of hell battling to find his ruby, followed by hair-raising trips through extremely dangerous areas in FFXI, finally meeting Carbuncle and becoming a summoner was so rewarding that he'll always be my favourite. The manner in which he is revealed is very touching as well (you expose the ruby to all the weather elements, and Carbuncle uses them to build a rainbow... which is actually a bridge to the dimension where the avatars live).
Although I am about to set off in search of Ifrit, Garuda, Fenrir, Ramuh, Shiva, Leviathan and Titan. Whichever one of those gives me the most epic battle will no doubt be a contender for my favourite.
My favourite though, has become (and always will be) Carbuncle - after 17 hours of hell battling to find his ruby, followed by hair-raising trips through extremely dangerous areas in FFXI, finally meeting Carbuncle and becoming a summoner was so rewarding that he'll always be my favourite. The manner in which he is revealed is very touching as well (you expose the ruby to all the weather elements, and Carbuncle uses them to build a rainbow... which is actually a bridge to the dimension where the avatars live).
Although I am about to set off in search of Ifrit, Garuda, Fenrir, Ramuh, Shiva, Leviathan and Titan. Whichever one of those gives me the most epic battle will no doubt be a contender for my favourite.
The train wrote:
> I was askin for wats your fav summoning beast not reasons for liking
> every game.
Hmmm has there only been 3 games in the series then? I know what you were asking, it didn't interest me unlike the debate about FFVIII
> I was askin for wats your fav summoning beast not reasons for liking
> every game.
Hmmm has there only been 3 games in the series then? I know what you were asking, it didn't interest me unlike the debate about FFVIII
W_K wrote:
> Do you actually do anything FFF, or do you stand silently by observing
> your prey and dreaming up witty remarks?
The portion of the day you foolish mortals reserve for such an activity as 'sleep' is put to much greater use, whereby I am hooked up to thousands of saline-diluted wit-drips and perform push-ups with my frontal cortex.
As such, this uber-level of genius just flows from me like milk from a heifer caught out during a tense hostage situation. I'd describe the whole process as akin to a large, round, shiny egg popping out of Yoshi's ass after he downs a Spiny.
> Do you actually do anything FFF, or do you stand silently by observing
> your prey and dreaming up witty remarks?
The portion of the day you foolish mortals reserve for such an activity as 'sleep' is put to much greater use, whereby I am hooked up to thousands of saline-diluted wit-drips and perform push-ups with my frontal cortex.
As such, this uber-level of genius just flows from me like milk from a heifer caught out during a tense hostage situation. I'd describe the whole process as akin to a large, round, shiny egg popping out of Yoshi's ass after he downs a Spiny.
Only because of Quistis.
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