FF7 and it wasn't the first one I ever played.

FF6. Other FF games have some aspects that are better than FF6, but it had the best combination of all aspects. Story, Gameplay, Exploration, Character Development, Character Interaction, Best Villain ever made, and so on.

I have yet to see a FF game which puts all those aspects together just as well as FF6 did.

Final Fantasy VII, i made me know the meaning of the "pretty boy" , it taunt me "SIZE" does matter! it taunt me to re-think my thoughts on long-silver hair on men... it taunt me that cute girls with big boobez are awesome... it taunt me the meaning of the word "Fantasy" as if could never happen in real life.

Most of all, it taunt me what "JRPG" meant... aye' the holy grail it was for me... going to go play it on PSP now... bye!

FFVII. The first roleplaying game I ever set hands on, and the most time I spent on a FF game.

Final Fantasy IX. To me it had the best story and main character.....oh yea and Vivi!

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That's exactly what I think. There are a lot of great games in the FF series (some of them are unforgettable) but FF6 had the best combination.

Also, great avatar.

Final Fantasy VI, it was my first and it's the one I spent time playing when I was younger. Nostalgia.

FFVI

It had wonderful characters, story, and music. The gameplay wasn't so got but everything else about it was pitch perfect. I remember day dreaming about that game in school and not being able to wait until I got home to play it. That was actually the game that made me want to be a game developer.

Also, lol at the first response winning the thread.

Thanks man ;) 

It still amazes me this day, when I do a new playthrough to it, how well put together the game is.

Even the transition between both worlds is perfectly done. Very few people realised that at that time, the entire main character focus had shifted totally. Suddendly, what was a fairly linear game, opened up to a vastness not seen before in FF6, which is pretty ironic if you look at the context of how it happens in the game.
When all is good and nice, you don't get much liberty, but when everything is destroyed and the villain had triumphed, you get the freedom to shape the game as you willed as well. 

But the main high point for me in the game is the Opera Scene. I'm in love with Aria di Mezzo Caratere, the best song ever made for a FF game imo :) 

Couldn't help it. I've never played FF6, but maybe I'll give it a try soon.