I don't think it's the best game ever, but then again, it does hold the distinction of being the first FF I ever actually played (didn't finish it then) on a rented Super NES.
I like the way the espers are much more human in this one and I think that Terra's half esper status is very interesting (although the scene with Maduin and Madonna and the sparklies will forever make me bust a gut).
In my case I am also feeling a lot of nostalgia though. I didn't like FFXIII at all and I barely dragged myself through FFXII. This is mostly because of the game play. I feel like that's the way the games are going for good too. So I feel like I might be parting ways with the new Final Fantasies for good and that's why it's a relief that I haven't finished all of the old ones yet.
Anyway, both times I've quit FFVI in the past it's been because of the turning point of the game. I get sort of lost in the second part of the game.
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Date: 2011-11-21 10:41 pm (UTC)I like the way the espers are much more human in this one and I think that Terra's half esper status is very interesting (although the scene with Maduin and Madonna and the sparklies will forever make me bust a gut).
In my case I am also feeling a lot of nostalgia though. I didn't like FFXIII at all and I barely dragged myself through FFXII. This is mostly because of the game play. I feel like that's the way the games are going for good too. So I feel like I might be parting ways with the new Final Fantasies for good and that's why it's a relief that I haven't finished all of the old ones yet.
Anyway, both times I've quit FFVI in the past it's been because of the turning point of the game. I get sort of lost in the second part of the game.