Euronymous
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Which Final Fantasy game (specifically 1-10) should I start with?
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If you have an American console/access to the PS2 version of FFX, then I highly recommend going with the PS3/4 remastered edition, as that (and not the American PS2 version) contains all the post-game content such as the dark aeons, which give a healthy dose of satisfaction once you actually beat them because you'll be able to mop the floor with the final bosses and the dark aeons will still be one-and-two hit killing you, and you'll need to complete at least most of the advanced sphere grid (something the original American PS2 also lacks), even with modifying some of the spheres into more powerful spheres and filling in blank spheres, if you want to even have a hope or prayer at beating the dark aeons.
^That. And also decide how much completion you want ahead of time. If all you want is the main story, then per game it won't take too long--especially if you learn the game breaking methods such as how to exploit/take full advantage of the junction system on FFVIII--but if you want to fully finish the game then plan on spending some serious time on most games.I'd just start on FF1 and work my way of up games.
Do remember, you have to actually own a physical copy of those for them to be legal/able to be mentioned here on RF.FF4 and 6 Japanese version with translations if you use roms and emulators.
Sadly, that hasn't been released yet.FF7 remake if those two games and FF7 original are too dated for you
Except for the one where Una becomes Brittany Spears.I'd just start on FF1 and work my way of up games.
The redwoods. Awesome realism you can almost smell the trees, it's so life like and the temperature changes and everything like you are right there. The simulations are the best.
6 and 9.
I've both been to the redwoods multiple times and played a number of final fantasy games (though they're not really my cup of tea.)The redwoods. Awesome realism you can almost smell the trees, it's so life like and the temperature changes and everything like you are right there. The simulations are the best.
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I Didn't say otherwise...I've both been to the redwoods multiple times and played a number of final fantasy games (though they're not really my cup of tea.)
It's possible to do both things.
Definitely. X-2 was terrible, and Yuna transformed into a total whiny ***** of a pop star. I could see the events of X unfolding and turning the X-2 Yuna into the X Yuna, but most definitely not the other way around.Except for the one where Una becomes Brittany Spears.
Do remember, you have to actually own a physical copy of those for them to be legal/able to be mentioned here on RF.
Sadly, that hasn't been released yet.
Definitely. X-2 was terrible, and Yuna transformed into a total whiny ***** of a pop star. I could see the events of X unfolding and turning the X-2 Yuna into the X Yuna, but most definitely not the other way around.
The first time Yuna appeared in Final Fantasy that was probably my favorite version. So many people were swept away when it came out. So full of heart and feeling, it was a beautiful well-written story and stayed with me long after I've completed it. That's why I loved Final Fantasy so much. It was a very special game to me. My heart literally sank when I saw what they've done to her character. It was awful and I felt they destroyed one of the best characters ever to appear in Final Fantasy.Definitely. X-2 was terrible, and Yuna transformed into a total whiny ***** of a pop star. I could see the events of X unfolding and turning the X-2 Yuna into the X Yuna, but most definitely not the other way around.
It was such a disgrace to the character. Out of all the things they could have done with her, like make her into a religious leader and/or teacher, a roaming sage, or even open an orphanage for the children who's parents died in the war against Sin (and all orphans because you know she wouldn't turn them away), where they went with her was more tragic than the totality of all the tragic elements in X combined.The first time Yuna appeared in Final Fantasy that was probably my favorite version. So many people were swept away when it came out. So full of heart and feeling, it was a beautiful well-written story and stayed with me long after I've completed it. That's why I loved Final Fantasy so much. It was a very special game to me. My heart literally sank when I saw what they've done to her character. It was awful and I felt they destroyed one of the best characters ever to appear in Final Fantasy.