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Kasz216 on 12 August 2008

Ah screw i'll do a few to make a point...

Locke: Celes love interest for one. I mean, i could go on... but that's good right? I mean some consider him the main character!

Strago: One of the few who know the secrets of the Espers... a good paralel to Terra. Since he has magical powers naturally too... but can feel.

Cyan: A living reminder of Kefka's Every time he shows up he reminds you how heartless Kefka is.

Shadow: Already explained

Sabin: Edgars brother. He contrasts Edgar... without Sabin, Edgar's character and personality would be lost as simply just an egotystical ladies man. Without Sabin Edgar isn't the same character.

See the theme here? The support characters support the story and it's characters.

Edgar isn't the same without Sabin.

If you get rid of Red XIII who does that effect?

Yuffie, Caith Sith? If you completely removed them from the game.... who do they change?

They are supporting characters who support nothing.



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Xen on 12 August 2008

Cait Sith is utterly useless, Yuffie is useful for material leveling though (good double growth weapon).

Neither has an effect on the story.



FinalEvangelion on 12 August 2008
vdoesntforgive said:
Soriku said:

 

OK, I like this...

 

Yuck.

 

Nomuras take on Zidane is so much worse than the original.

 

Actually, Dissida Zidane is much closer to the original Amano artwork than the FF9 design.

 

 

 

 

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think Amano did the in-game character illustrations for FF9.

On Topic:  I really think FF7 is a good game and I also like FF6 alot too.  I was an FF fan since 4 came out and sometimes I get tired of the elitism that comes from the pre-FF7 fans.  FF9 is still my personal favorite.

 



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Riachu on 12 August 2008
Xen said:
Cait Sith is utterly useless, Yuffie is useful for material leveling though (good double growth weapon).

Neither has an effect on the story.

Would Yuffie and Cait Sith benefit from affecting the story?



 

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NiKKoM on 12 August 2008

So why are we wasting time on forevercloud3000?? He is one of the biggest fanboys on this site.. of Final Fantasy & the PS3.. He even compared FFvii with Star Wars and Star Trek (and Buffy) as a cultural phenomenon in another thread.. We can't argue with him.. he doesn't listen..



 

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Kasz216 on 12 August 2008
Riachu said:
Xen said:
Cait Sith is utterly useless, Yuffie is useful for material leveling though (good double growth weapon).

Neither has an effect on the story.

Would Yuffie and Cait Sith benefit from affecting the story?

If a character has no effect on the story, and offers nothing in terms of gameplay you've got to ask "why are they there."

 



Xen on 12 August 2008
Riachu said:
Xen said:
Cait Sith is utterly useless, Yuffie is useful for material leveling though (good double growth weapon).

Neither has an effect on the story.

Would Yuffie and Cait Sith benefit from affecting the story?

Why would they get benefits? the ones who could benefit is the story & game.

I posted only to show my opinion and agreement with Kasz.

 



Valkyria00 on 12 August 2008

ROFL! You fanboy you didnt need to start this thread. You have an avatar of cloud and your name has cloud in it. Just stop please.



Mirson on 12 August 2008
Xen said:
Soriku said:

@Xen

lol. FF IX > FF VII in every way. Music, characters, battle system, villains, etc. were MUCH better than FF VII.

@WoW

Only if you like bald guys with suits and sunglasses :P They looked like secret agents lol.

Wow, how is the FF IX battle system better? by wating a minute till you character finally does something? Music they are about equal, villains FF IX wins, story FF VII wins, characters, FF VII again...

 

Agreed about the FFIX battle system. The gauge loads too slow, and it takes a while for the character to perform the move. I didn't like the trance. It would always come up at the worst times, like at the very end of the battle.  I disagree with you about the story though. FFIX's story is better. The black mage part was awesome. It was very interesting. The FFVII story isn't very good, IMO. Characters are about the same. Zidane is better than Cloud though.



Garcian Smith on 12 August 2008
NiKKoM said:
So why are we wasting time on forevercloud3000?? He is one of the biggest fanboys on this site.. of Final Fantasy & the PS3.. He even compared FFvii with Star Wars and Star Trek (and Buffy) as a cultural phenomenon in another thread.. We can't argue with him.. he doesn't listen..

 


He's not even an entertaining fanboy like CrazzyMan; he's just an all-around terrible poster who thinks he's some sort of forum superstar.



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