Quindiana Jones
02-18-2012, 12:50 AM
What's your favourite part of the game? Mine is the beginning. And the middle and the en-no, Arthur, no!
Dali remains one of my favourite locations in gaming, and that whole bit about the journey to Lindblum is fantastic. Similarly, I love the Treno - Alexandria arc, as I find it really tense. Probably the most exhilarating part for me. I love all the sneaking around through ancient routes stuff, and Gargan Roo was always a good time. Oh! And when you finally get through Fossil Roo and come out onto the Outer Continent! The Mist Continent is introduced as the place where everyone lives, and getting onto the Outer Continent for the first time gave me this great sense of adventure and exploring the unknown. Visiting Conde Petie and discovering the Black Mage Village was a brilliant part, as it always feels so unknown. You find yourself outside of your comfort zone in a sense, being completely oblivious to every aspect of this hitherto unknown land.
I think I may have stretched the definition of "favourite part" well beyond its breaking point, but the damage is done now. Discuss your favourites, and if you can figure out why you like them, let us know! I just noticed that the bits I remember most fondly are all about exploration, with very little concern for the action or even the plot.
Dali remains one of my favourite locations in gaming, and that whole bit about the journey to Lindblum is fantastic. Similarly, I love the Treno - Alexandria arc, as I find it really tense. Probably the most exhilarating part for me. I love all the sneaking around through ancient routes stuff, and Gargan Roo was always a good time. Oh! And when you finally get through Fossil Roo and come out onto the Outer Continent! The Mist Continent is introduced as the place where everyone lives, and getting onto the Outer Continent for the first time gave me this great sense of adventure and exploring the unknown. Visiting Conde Petie and discovering the Black Mage Village was a brilliant part, as it always feels so unknown. You find yourself outside of your comfort zone in a sense, being completely oblivious to every aspect of this hitherto unknown land.
I think I may have stretched the definition of "favourite part" well beyond its breaking point, but the damage is done now. Discuss your favourites, and if you can figure out why you like them, let us know! I just noticed that the bits I remember most fondly are all about exploration, with very little concern for the action or even the plot.