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kimya
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
go play on the other server then
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Chakravanti
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkxR4p7P74Yburgingham wrote:ok this explains a lot, lmaoVoodooDog wrote:you mean FF VIIChakravanti wrote:CT & FFIII had best the stories ever. Arguably SoM & SoE but I personally never got into those two.
FFVI is epic. The story was awesome, there may have been better stories but I haven't played those games. Admittedly, I stopped playing anything post 7 except LSSC & 2 which I haven't really gotten around to finishing either. Thing about FF6 is that as awesome as its story is, it not it's best feature by far. The depth of the cast of characters memorable for all time. As I said before, it's replay value is infinite. I will NEVER get tired of playing that game over and over again like a 6 yo with disney movies. Except that after I grew up....I continue to play this game over and over again.Jackard wrote:ffvi had the best story in an rpg ever? you must be joking. its way overrated
Well what is this that I can't see
With ice cold hands takin' hold of me
Well I am death, none can excel
-Ralph Stanley, O Death!
With ice cold hands takin' hold of me
Well I am death, none can excel
-Ralph Stanley, O Death!
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burgingham
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
Well maybe Jackard cares to eleborate which games had better stories. Two come to my mind that were pretty awesome: Bahamut Lagoon and Seiken Densetsu 2. Anything else? Because I would love to play those games if they are out there.
€dit: Saga Frontier 2 and maybe even the Suikoden Saga, but those I liked more for their general flair than their specific storylines.
€dit: Saga Frontier 2 and maybe even the Suikoden Saga, but those I liked more for their general flair than their specific storylines.
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Potjeh
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Jackard
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
seiken densetsu 2 was a good game but again you know these rpgs dont have very deep stories
"hey im a really crazy guy, watch me do crazy things. why am i crazy? who knows, now im going to murder an increasingly large number of people because im crazy, whoops you should have seen that betrayal coming from a crazy person! welp time to blow up the world and then sit on my ass"Chakravanti wrote:FFVI is epic. The story was awesome, there may have been better stories but I haven't played those games. Admittedly, I stopped playing anything post 7 except LSSC & 2 which I haven't really gotten around to finishing either. Thing about FF6 is that as awesome as its story is, it not it's best feature by far. The depth of the cast of characters memorable for all time. As I said before, it's replay value is infinite. I will NEVER get tired of playing that game over and over again like a 6 yo with disney movies. Except that after I grew up....I continue to play this game over and over again.Jackard wrote:ffvi had the best story in an rpg ever? you must be joking. its way overrated
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burgingham
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
Well I grew up with those, although I am not a big fan of the whole japano mania sweeping the planet (bit too old I guess). But there are not too many non JRPGs out there I would favor over those good old Square Soft/Enix games. There is a german trilogy called "Das schwarze Auge" (based on a pen and paper system) which was pretty awesome, but I doubt anyone here knows those.Potjeh wrote:Ewww, JRPGs.
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Avu
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
You would be surprised... RPG Codex should give you a hint.
"Since all men count themselves righteous, and since
no righteous man raises his hand against the innocent,
a man need only strike another to make him evil."
no righteous man raises his hand against the innocent,
a man need only strike another to make him evil."
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burgingham
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
I guess jackard is right that those rpgs all use the same sheme. A simplified good vs ultimate evil thing, but then again good developers like Square always managed to give those games so much more depth in the whole character developing/sidequest thing. Those games were just created with love you know 
Hard to change ones view though, when you started your own developement as a gamer with a certain genre. I never even touched first person rpgs, because it, well it just doesn't feel right.
Hard to change ones view though, when you started your own developement as a gamer with a certain genre. I never even touched first person rpgs, because it, well it just doesn't feel right.
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Potjeh
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
Not a Black Isle fan? You make me sadburgingham wrote: Well I grew up with those, although I am not a big fan of the whole japano mania sweeping the planet (bit too old I guess). But there are not too many non JRPGs out there I would favor over those good old Square Soft/Enix games. There is a german trilogy called "Das schwarze Auge" (based on a pen and paper system) which was pretty awesome, but I doubt anyone here knows those.
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burgingham
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Re: Smacks of an exploit to me
Oh ok loved Baldurs Gate 1, but it went downhill from there. I don't really know if there were good black isle games before or anything mentionable after, if you leave all those D&D based games aside. Haven't been playing rpgs for years and then H&H came alongPotjeh wrote:Not a Black Isle fan? You make me sadburgingham wrote: Well I grew up with those, although I am not a big fan of the whole japano mania sweeping the planet (bit too old I guess). But there are not too many non JRPGs out there I would favor over those good old Square Soft/Enix games. There is a german trilogy called "Das schwarze Auge" (based on a pen and paper system) which was pretty awesome, but I doubt anyone here knows those.