Famitsu FF XIII imperfect score explained

[lestatdark]

Acevil said:

lestatdark said:
@Khuutra

That's too funny, but it actually portraits the common mentality. People are never satisfied with anything, even if that anything is close to perfection (even when people are far from perfect).

If this trend goes on, even Shovelware will have to get perfect scores or there will be massive meltdowns in the gaming community.

Wii music deserved 10/10! STOP HATING ON IT LETATDARK!

/sarcasm

I will, I will xDD

I actually know someone that is a Wii Music fanatic, but then again the only games he has ever played are Wii Music and Wii Fit :P

@Azelover

Then go ahead, shoot me. I mean, if you have the audacity to make a statement like that, then at least have the courage to back it up. I see that you were quick to disappear from the thread though, that speaks volumes of the level of maturity behind such a comment and way of argumentation.

@ZenfoldorVGI

You hit the nail on the head with that Tournessol commentary ;)

I even ask those who hate FFXII with such a passion to actually go further than crafting Tournessol, I dare challenge you to do the Fight against Zodiark, Yiazmat and Omega Weapon, without using gambits. Go on, don't be shy, as ZenfoldorVGI put correctly, it's not anyone who thinks that his 40 or so hours in the game is enough to properly give an assay about the game.

You can complain all you want about the story, about the music, about the fact that it feels more of an MMORPG to you than a JRPG, yet what you people can't deny is that FFXII took the FF battle system a huge leap forward in complexity and strategy, adding a challenge that has not been seen since the earlier FF games.

Before I joined this site, I always thought that Final Fantasy fans were amongst the most open minded bunch of them all, since each FF game is different, thus us having to adapt to new gaming experiences, which is only good. Now I see how wrong and mistaken I was, people just want repetition of what they consider it's favourite. I wouldn't want all FF games to be like FFVI, because that would grow old and boring pretty soon.

I dread to think if any of you who complain about FFXII or complain about innovation in each FF ever did a FF game, that would be the worse ever made.