Wright said:
You didn't like it because it's simple. You didn't like it because you can't control the trio during a combat, only one character. You didn't like it because you can't switch characters. You didn't like it because you weren't able to pause to switch paradigms (even though you can choose an option to make ATB much more slower). You didn't like it because of he fact that you (and I guess your brother) think the game plays like a movie instead of a game. You didn't like the art direction. You didn't like the voice acting. You didn't like the so-called two dimensional characters. You dislike the game because you didn't two or three sidequests that would serve to understand Lightning and Hope relationship better and gain an armor or a sword at the same time, like (again) when you compare it to X. Despite not having to explore Pulse at its fullest, you still dislike the game because in other FFs you can go to a cave that you don't have to story-related. You dislike the game because YOU believe a game must show, not tell. You dislike the game because YOU think it can fit into an arcade machine.
And that's why you believe Final Fantasy XIII is a bad game.
But Final Fantasy XIII, objectively, is just a game. Not good, not bad. Subjectively? It can be whatever you want it to be. But I won't explain the difference between objective and subjective, not again. |
Lol. FFXIII is objectively bad. The sales, review scores, and overwhleming negative public opinion don't lie.
