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Well ok no it does not, but the music was actually pretty awesome.
But it wasnt too shabby.
It was my first ever Final Fantasy, without realising it until like 3 years ago.
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Did you like it? Hate it? What were your experiences when you played it back in the day?
it lacked something......sophistication I would guess.
It seemed amateurish in certain respects.It was a very long time ago that I played it so I can't be more specific than that.:D
Nonstop ballz to the wallz action that game.
It definitely has a unique charm :p
The music was one of the best aspects of that game :p
The Dragon Claw! Tristam, the noisiest ninja ever! And Tristam with the Dragon Claw!
It was my first Final Fantasy. My friends Harold and Jason were obsessed with "Final Fantasy II" which I thought looked overly complicated and boring, but then Nintendo Power announced FFMQ and described it as a "beginner's RPG" and I thought, "I'll get it!" and did. And loved it. And then played FFIV ("II") and have been hooked on RPGs ever since.
Curse you, Squaresoft and your clever ploy to make RPG nerds out of those who otherwise wouldn't be! Curse YOOOOOOU!
I rmb i played halfway thru and got stuck. I was so frustrated with it that i avoided anyone called Benjamin. :mad:
Hey, what did I do?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Christmas
It was fun and simple. I like the visible enemy mechanic (which we later saw in FFXII) instead of random encounters. Once MP-restoring items were easily available the game became really easy due to spell-spamming. Once thing that caught me off guard was that petrify attacks were really dangerous with a two-person party.