ZenfoldorVGI said:
I dunno dude, i think after VII, the gameplay massively changed in VIII, then back to classic style in XI, X, and X-2, then XIII pulled an VIII. The story in VIII is kinda weak, but the draw/limit system is why I like it so much. The endgame for VIII was fufilling as hell. |
I did like that system, but I honestly never finished the game. I stopped about halfway through disk 3 when I just got so bored with the story and bought Vagrant Story and Xenogears. Needless to say FF8 fell by the wayside once I had those two games in my hands. I kept meaning to go back and finish but....
As to the arrogant/confident thing it IS true that most people are not like that, but on the flip side most genuinely heroic types ARE like that. How much time do you think Patton spent alone in his tent crying about being a lone wolf like Squall? How many great heros have you heard of that are 14 like most of the Square heroes I dislike? I appreciated Tidus for his confidence and levity, he was more or less exactly what a RPG hero should be.
And to Khuutra I'm not just talking about stats. Ever since FF 6 introduced espers where everyone could learn any ability there has been less and less importance placed on what a character starts as. What I'm talking about is how they act in the game, what archetype they represent (even if you change their stats through clever use of the license board). In the respect of what kind of character he represents Vahn is most certainly not a heroic figure and should only be a supporting character like Cait Sith or other non heroic characters.
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