Pure Poetry

Anno Domini · 03-15-2008, 03:48 AM

i cannot express my love for ffx. i thought that the storyline was pure, evolving, living, breating, poetry. the tragedy of true love threatened by mortality. pressing onward to kill yourself in the name of people who hate and fear you. Uh! i love it!

did anyone else feel this way? why or why not?

Fantasy_Dragon · 03-15-2008, 04:17 AM

I did. It's because of just what you said. It's just an amazing story with awesome graphics, gameplay, and sound design. Everything just fits and it's amazing.

Realm25 · 03-15-2008, 03:47 PM

I agree. For a long LONG time I was a Final Fantasy 7 fanboy. But then, back near the end of 2002, I picked up X. I never looked back. Final Fantasy X is like playing the best video game, reading the best book, and watching the best movie all rolled into one. It's fun to play, and actually touches deep on your emotions. So far no other RPG has done this for me, on such a level as FFX.

Anno Domini · 03-17-2008, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by Realm25 ^

I agree. For a long LONG time I was a Final Fantasy 7 fanboy. But then, back near the end of 2002, I picked up X. I never looked back. Final Fantasy X is like playing the best video game, reading the best book, and watching the best movie all rolled into one. It's fun to play, and actually touches deep on your emotions. So far no other RPG has done this for me, on such a level as FFX.

Agreed, obviously. Im starting to wonder why there are people who dont like x

eiko guy · 03-17-2008, 10:28 PM

There are so many moments that I just love about this game.
One of the biggest problems with it IMO though is that the journey never seems to get bigger. In the beginning you are fighting sin
In the end you are fighting sin. So it never seemed to gradally ramp up in importantness.

Renmiri · 03-18-2008, 12:35 AM

I agree with all above: Pure poetry

Vyk · 03-18-2008, 12:56 AM

Its a personal thing. It touches you personally. Its not capable of touching everyone in the same way. Different people have different preferences. Therefor different requirements to get the same feeling of being touched deep down. Just doesn't do it for them the same. Unfortunately I'm one of them. I've played through the game 3 times and never beat it. I wish I could feel that way about it. But I have my own games that do that to me (hearts to Xenogears)

Azar · 03-18-2008, 06:29 AM

I found the game fun to play, and it told its story well enough, but I never cared much for any of the characters and didn't think much of the plot. It was all right. A step down from FFIX from an artistic standpoint, and a step up technically.

Anno Domini Is back from vacation! Location: Alaska...its so cold...	#1 Pure Poetry i cannot express my love for ffx. i thought that the storyline was pure, evolving, living, breating, poetry. the tragedy of true love threatened by mortality. pressing onward to kill yourself in the name of people who hate and fear you. Uh! i love it! did anyone else feel this way? why or why not?
03-15-2008, 03:48 AM

Fantasy_Dragon Omega Location: Texas.	#2 (permalink) I did. It's because of just what you said. It's just an amazing story with awesome graphics, gameplay, and sound design. Everything just fits and it's amazing.
03-15-2008, 04:17 AM

eiko guy I miss kinje longaway :[ Location: In boring old Texas but in a few years..	#5 (permalink) There are so many moments that I just love about this game. One of the biggest problems with it IMO though is that the journey never seems to get bigger. In the beginning you are fighting sin In the end you are fighting sin. So it never seemed to gradally ramp up in importantness.
03-17-2008, 10:28 PM

Renmiri Site Staff Lives in a zoo Location: Wai out there	#6 (permalink) I agree with all above: Pure poetry
03-18-2008, 12:35 AM

Azar Senior Site Staff Cid's Knight kiss kiss bang bang Location: Blue	#8 (permalink) I found the game fun to play, and it told its story well enough, but I never cared much for any of the characters and didn't think much of the plot. It was all right. A step down from FFIX from an artistic standpoint, and a step up technically.
03-18-2008, 06:29 AM