Yeah, no problem. I always felt FFX took itself too seriously, and was completely oblivious to its inherent silliness. I mean, your villain is a shirtless man with antler hair, and we're supposed to take everything seriously. Never mind the fact that I personally couldn't get all that invested in the game because I found the characters annoying and the story boring and predictable, since it basically spoiled its own plot pretty darn quickly. I can't remember a single detail that came as a surprise.letterbomber223 said::Obadgersprite said:Is it just me, or are a lot of these opinions not that unpopular?
Anyway, I liked FFX-2 more than FFX.
This is not one of those opinions.
Just... What?
I'm not saying you're wrong to prefer it, but I can't understand why? If it isn't too annoying, would you mind posting what makes it better? For the sake of my poor brain?
FFX-2 had a stupid ass plot too, but it was aware of its silliness and played to it by going the comedic, parody route, which I appreciated. Despite what people seem to think, Final Fantasy has never taken itself that seriously until recently, so playing up those elements rather than the stupid, fanfic-y angst made the game a lot more fun. Yeah, sure, I'll freely admit that it was juvenile and campy, but that's never been a quality that made me like something less. So, basically, I find it more entertaining, in the same way I find The Happening more entertaining than The Village.
Also, I preferred the combat in FFX-2. Dress spheres meant you had actual choice as to how to play the game, or how best to resolve a situation. I find it sad that that combat system got unfairly pushed aside because it's associated with what most people consider a bad game.