RukiSama on 31 July 2012
Totally agree. The loss of Nobuo Uematsu was the bigger one for the company (yes, even more than Sakaguchi's imho)
Even X, where Nobuo was just co-composing, felt like something was missing.
He added so much to every single moment in the game and was able to deliver every kind of emotions.
(Sadly innovation changed even Nobuo's way of making scores (i.e. FFXIV, The last story), but they still great, surely thousands time better than FFXII or FFXIII)
And as also mentioned above... the written dialogues were a very important thing. FFX felt wrong, even if it was a beautiful game, just because of that.
