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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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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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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
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
Not so in X-2.
Ah yes sorry my mistake, ah well who can blame me not remembering that pile of rubbish :-D
Or remembering it when you shouldn't have.
Or not remembering to forget it.
Or not remembering to forget it.
Yes i'd like to take this time to say sorry to everyone for bringing that abomination to the FF name up
FFX-2 is fantastic! I didn't think you were such a big fan of FF anyway lalakers, surely you should be able to see past the lack of summons etc to what a quality RPG it really is. It's got the best level up and ability system since FF7 in my opinion (although I gather it's very similar to FF5 in that regard, which I have never played).
at least someone talks sense.
Darwock wrote:
> FFX-2 is fantastic! I didn't think you were such a big fan of FF
> anyway lalakers, surely you should be able to see past the lack of
> summons etc to what a quality RPG it really is. It's got the best
> level up and ability system since FF7 in my opinion (although I
> gather it's very similar to FF5 in that regard, which I have never
> played).
It's utter toss, go back to Manchester.
Dirty yob.
> FFX-2 is fantastic! I didn't think you were such a big fan of FF
> anyway lalakers, surely you should be able to see past the lack of
> summons etc to what a quality RPG it really is. It's got the best
> level up and ability system since FF7 in my opinion (although I
> gather it's very similar to FF5 in that regard, which I have never
> played).
It's utter toss, go back to Manchester.
Dirty yob.
Nah. X-2 isn't much cop.
Especially if you've played 10 and realise they've put absolutely no effort into designing new areas to visit. It started out pretty well with the mountain-top place: more of that and I may have been slightly impressed.
But all the 'new' areas were made of square, brown corridors. woo!
And the whole premise was irritating, and the percentage completion thingy painfully flawed and punishing to all but exactly the right actions, even when it seems you have a choice.
The job-type system was a plus-point, I'll give you that. A good effort, allowing a good range of stuff when you're fighting exactly the same enemies from FFX.
The lack of summons was the icing on a terrible story-cake.
Especially if you've played 10 and realise they've put absolutely no effort into designing new areas to visit. It started out pretty well with the mountain-top place: more of that and I may have been slightly impressed.
But all the 'new' areas were made of square, brown corridors. woo!
And the whole premise was irritating, and the percentage completion thingy painfully flawed and punishing to all but exactly the right actions, even when it seems you have a choice.
The job-type system was a plus-point, I'll give you that. A good effort, allowing a good range of stuff when you're fighting exactly the same enemies from FFX.
The lack of summons was the icing on a terrible story-cake.
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