Scoobes said:
Rob-Ot said:
Hynad said:
Rob-Ot said:
Hynad said:
Rob-Ot said:
Have you even seen the ending or what cocoon looks like?
You can't just make it "land" on pulse, its the size of the moon and it would just roll if it landed, don't be daft. Yes all the fal'cie died as soon as orphan was slain as they were all controlled by Orphan and no Pulse doesn't have Fal'cie, pulse has Titan's (Titan atomos, Titan they see at the top of the tower e.t.c.), any Pulse Fal'cie were taken to Cocoon during the war of transgression and they all persished at the end too as coon fell from the sky. Read the datalog the next time you play the game.
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Seriously, you should apply your own advice to yourself. Titan, Dahaka, Atomos are all Pulse Fal'Cie and are called as such in every Datalogs mentioning them. You either didn't read a thing, or just couldn't understand a thing of what you read.
Here is what the Datalogs say about the Pulse Fal'Cie Titan:
"This colossal fal'Cie is said to be the guardian of Gran Pulse's entire ecosystem. A biogenitor, Titan consumes weaker species and gives birth to new ones, thereby providing the stimulation needed to prevent ecological stagnation.
Unlike many other Gran Pulse fal'Cie, Titan does not involve himself directly with tasks of terrestrial manipulation. However, it is possible that he performs more subtle alterations of the landscape through the adjustment of biological cycles and the introduction of new, environmentally impacting species.
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Ok well its not my fault the game never said they are fal'cie not titan's. It was never made clear in the cut scenes of the game. That is all I have to say about this subject.
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O_o Not your fault? It IS your fault. Especially so since you accused me of not reading the Datalogs while you're the one who obviously didn't. Now you're saying it's not your fault if you didn't know a thing because it was in the Datalogs and not in the cut-scenes?
Wow, just... wow.
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God your so annoying. I was mistaken and whatever I said was in the context of that. Get over yourself and don't bother replying to me because I won't reply back.
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What I took from your argument was that the datalog idea really was one of the most stupid storytelling techniques used in modern video games. Even FPS' use better storytelling techniques than "read this FFXIII wiki!".
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You know the worst part? The story in the datalog was kind of good, but why wasn't that one told in the game, how was the execution ruined so much? Why were important plot points stuffed into the datalog and not mentioned in the game? That makes me angrier at Toriyama who should be fired in my opinion.
