Tactic Advance has the best moogles
Upon completing the exam, Sora mysteriously arrives in the World That Never Was instead of the realm of light. Sora re-encounters the youth, who is revealed to be a version of Xehanort from the past sent to gather different versions of himself throughout time to serve as vessels for fragments of the original Master Xehanort's heart.
Go play 4 and 6. I love 7 as well, but 4 and 6 must be played first.X and Dissidia is my favorite(because those were the only i played)
Simple and Clean is over used.
I've come to the realization over the years that I only really love KH1.
I can't even bring myself to finish 2 anymore.
I like COM's story and most of its systems, so it's in second.
Go play 4 and 6. I love 7 as well, but 4 and 6 must be played first.
It does, but only as you approach light speed.
But faster than light travel doesn't make you travel back in time, it's undefined. (And it's impossible.) But since it's undefined you can do whatever you want for fictional physics, so Gunbuster goes for extreme time dilation instead.
I like 9 a lot as well. Never played 5, I heard the battle system in FFII is broken though.^^THIS^^
I even managed to get my hands on an original black-label copy of FF7 although it is second to 4 and 6 for me. 9 is also a lot of fun
Haven't played 2 or 5 yet
I like 9 a lot as well. Never played 5, I heard the battle system in FFII is broken though.
Ok, I heard people didn't like the requirements for leveling up though.They fixed it in the GBA version, which has been the basis of all later ports.
It's still unconventional, but pretty good.
Explains why I never bought the PSP remake.2 is a super jank game, even the fixed gba version can be a chore to play at time
I heard if you go faster then light you exist in a gif based universe
The issue isn't with time dilation. The equation for the geometry of time implies that if you go beyond the speed of light, your time component becomes an imaginary number, so you wouldn't be travelling in time backwards, you'd be travelling in an imaginary direction of time. Which is undefined, so it's total nonsense.When v=c, the denominator is 0, and thus gamma is undefined. When v >c, the factor is imaginary, so physicists discard it. The rest of the time dilation equation gives it a negative number, though. It doesn't exist anyhow, so it's kind of silly to be arguing the thing. It's been a while since I covered special relativity anyhow, so I'm quite a bit rusty on it.
Probably. I didn't like it the first time, but I warmed up to it.I should probably watch Gunbuster sometime, I may end up liking it more than Eva.
2 is actually good. It's just proto SaGa.
It's the most efficient way because you can't miss your allies and there is no regional level limit on them. It's just an anime training arc and not that unusual.Remember, the best way too grind in FF2 is too smack yourself in combat
I am not kidding either
I'd love for a proper rebalancing of that game. Even the GBA one is really really wonky.
Only FF's Ive never played are 8 and 9, I have a really hard time going back to ps1 jrpgs.
This Saturday's AoT is what number again?
29This Saturday's AoT is what number again?
Final Fantasy Tactics A2:
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He looks like he bathed in glue and then fell into a trash bin.Why is he carrying a plastic ball sword?
Why is he wearing giant leaves as a sash?
How can he move with all that junk on?
Just....why?
Sending Jack to the future was kind of a desperate last minute thing. It's obvious he didn't know how far into the future or what it would do to Jack.so if aku can sent people to the future, why didn't he send jack so far into the future where humanity as a whole was extinct & any technology that might help make time travel possible wouldn't exist, therefore ensuring jack wouldn't be able to survive, let alone return to fight him again?
why not send him to the year 1,000,000,000, when the earth basically looks like this?
Why is he carrying a plastic ball sword?
Why is he wearing giant leaves as a sash?
How can he move with all that junk on?
Just....why?
Even as a kid playing KH2 & to some extent Chain of Memories on GBA, I had trouble understanding it.
Why is he carrying a plastic ball sword?
Why is he wearing giant leaves as a sash?
How can he move with all that junk on?
Just....why?
Even as a kid playing KH2 & to some extent Chain of Memories on GBA, I had trouble understanding it.
I want to be excited for KH3, but bloody hell, it's going to just be a cluster of WTF, isn't it.
"WELL, IT'S BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T PLAY THE OTHER GAMES!"
I shouldn't need to play 5 spin-off titles to understand the plot of a MAIN ENTRY, this is like saying "oh, you won't get Resident Evil 7's plot unless you play Survivor, Mercenaries 3D, Revelations 2, & Umbrella Corps....also, the 2nd CGI film, Damnation"
I seriously miss the simplicity of "hey, your friends are gone & one might've turned evil, go find them by traveling to different Disney worlds"
Why can the big bad wield a keyblade?
No.I'm late but Sanctuary > Simple & Clean.