The Fury said:
I really did wonder why everyone depended on him. Replaying it recently made me see this. They ask him to do things they can easily do, make decisions they can make for themselves or ask him to do something even though both he and them know nothing about it (okay so it's part of the game but still). To me the game wasn't about the ending. While it was a nice cinematic the ending was in the game play itself and the defeat of the final boss and the few remaining non FMV scenes after. |
I didnt really understand how Squall developed that way, first he didnt give a toss what anyone thought, then he seem to never want to become a memory. i just dont think the story or the characters were well written imo. they developed irratically, and i felt it was too focuses on Squall and Rinoa, which didnt feel genuine and felt forced to me. imo FF8 has not aged well. the true villain had very little screen time and in turn i had no real great empathy towards anything that really happened. i think some things were good, but the characters and story were very poor imho. Laguna's group did provide some comic relief, but he never felt like a great main character anyway.








