JWeinCom said:
0815user said:
JWeinCom said:
0815user said:
JWeinCom said:
aryu said:
While I agree with some of the points made, I cannot agree with anyone who calls it a bad game. I enjoyed the game and to the OP. You do know that it can be completed in 40hours. 80hours if you're aiming for platinum. If it was really a bad game, then why are there games with lower metacritic ratings? Some really enjoyed the game and as such, it cannot be called a bad game if there is a fanbase for that particular game.
Anyway a reply to the OP: that's your opinion. I thought ff13 was good and I've played almost every single final fantasy.
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There are people who really enjoy having their testicles being electrocuted. But having your testicles electrocuted still really sucks, even if some sickos enjoy it. Similarly, just because some deranged people enjoyed FFXIII doesn't mean it wasn't awful.
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and just because you're not capable of enjoying it does not people who do are deranged.
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Yup it does. Being able to follow the storyline presented clearly demonstrates some form of mental disorder.
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ok i take it back because if someone is defined as "normal" just because they're not able to follow the overall plot of FF13 to a degree that it makes sence for them, i gladly be on the mental disorder side.
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Sometimes people with disorders can do incredible things! Maybe you're like the rain man of following nonsensicle jumbled up plots.
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or maybe i'm just making use of some obscure thing called "freedom of self interpretation" to a certain degree. you know a lot of people seem to hate running down hallways (gameplay wise) but they love/demand when/that everything storywise is served on a silver platter to them so that they don't have to use their "normal" heads for once. well, i prefere it the other way round but i guess that's also some form of mental disorder. geez... being normal seems to be tough these days. maybe that's why so much people are complaining that the can't enjoy things anymore. wait... "fed, nutured and ready to detonate at the slightest spark", these words suddenly make even more sence to me... i wonder why?
