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Xen said:
Christhor said:
Xen said:
Christhor said:
Xen said:
Christhor said:
Who cares, FFX was terrible. Updating the graphics on a terrible game? Count me in!

FFX > P4

OT: It has to be a deal between SE and Sony - no other reason is logical.


Eh, I'm not really that big of a fan of Persona 4 anymore, but it sure is nice to have horrible, douchey characters with no depth and a story which basically revolves around a terrible romance and underwater polo. Also the most linear game ever created, more so than even FFXIII.

Up until this statement I couldn't just call you a random hater. With it, I can. Because you either:

1. Didn't play FFX

2. Didn't play FFXIII

3. Are deliberately twisting facts

nothing personal.


Random hater? Not at all, I've played all of the Final Fantasies (except for the online ones) after VII. FFX only opens up in the slightest after you get the airship, which is after the game is basically done, just the final boss and some random side quests to do if you're actually going to waste your time playing this game. FFXIII on the other hand opens up about halfway through the game and then you can run through huge open fields! Oh the joy.

More like huge "open" fields on which you can do nothing but battle (heck, that's all you could do in FF XIII), and chapter 10-11 (forgot which) out of 13 is NOT halfway. In time measures, it's about in the same as the airship in FFX.

But since you're that critical of the game, preferring FF XIII to it even, I'm not gonna even continue arguing, sorry man :P


When did I say you could do more? I just said it was more open, which it was. The towns in FFX were great for talking to random NPCs, heck yeah.

I never said I preferred FFXIII to FFX either, because I don't. FFX was not a very good game, but it was playable, despite the terrible writing, FFX-2 was the one that killed off all of the series' reputation. So it's kinda hard to be harsh on FFXIII when the series it is part of has no respect prior to release.