outlawauron said:
g-value said:
outlawauron said:
g-value said:
outlawauron said:
g-value said:
outlawauron said:
hatmoza 2.0 said:
outlawauron said:
g-value said:
Leave Karol alone.
Nither Luke, Emil, Tidus or Vaan saved there party's asses like Karol did. At least give him credit for that. |
Tidus never saved his party?
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*SPOILERS*
He helped Wakka win the Blitz cup
Lulu let go of her dead BF
Kimahri confront his rival/tribe
Yuna from sacrificing herself
Auron fullfil his promises
Rikku ............i cant think of anything off the top of my head
Outlaw!!! If thats not helping out your smoking some goooood stuff.
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Notice the question mark. I know Tidus saved his party, I'm shocked at how blind he is about the Tales series.
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How many times do i have to tell you that i'm not a tales fan? I'm only a ToA and ToV fan. I just haven't played FFX in a while so i forgot some things. I'm not a fan of any series because there is always a game in that series that has a games i don't like. For tales i didn't like ToS and for FF i didn't like 12.
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Ok. Don't be offended.
You just made a pretty big claim. That's all. And the way you talk about ToV and to others about it makes me think are quite the hardcore Tales fan.
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I'm not offended. But this has to be like the 4th time i've told you this. For what its worth i liked FFX better then both ToA and ToV.
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I remember you saying that Abyss and Vesperia were your favorites not the only ones you liked.
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I played 4 tales games. One i hated one (ToS) another i thought was pretty good but nothing really memorable (ToL) and two that blew my mind away (ToA and ToV). I loved FFX to death and thought both FF7 and FF9 were great. I thought FF8 was too much of a chore and hated FF12. I've told you all of this before.
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Forgive me for not remembering all of your gaming tastes. I surely don't think you'd remeber all of mine.
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I know you love VC and that FF9 is your favorite game. All you have to remember is that i'm not a tales fan. Anyways lets not argue over something as little as this.
