Miss emotional

I cried too, and finally Yuna's voice actrees sound right, instead of that fake cring. Sorry I just don't like her english voice actress.

I didn't cry, but I felt emotional, especially as (SPOILER)Tidus walked through Yuna.

The following days I couldn't stop thinking about it.

I was actually very hungry when this happened and I went to go get some ramen so I missed about half the ending and when I came back, Yuki was rolling on the floor laughing screaming "Yuna hit her head on the pavement and now she has a concussion and she's dying and-!!!"
blah blah blah.
This was about 3 AM.

I finished the game at like 3am or something. And yeah, I cried a little. It was weird, because I didn't care much for Tidus and Yuna, but I was surprisingly moved by them at that point.

Didn't cry half so much as when Nanaki howls up at Seto though. That gets me even today. xD

I cried when Yuna sent the aeons. . . poor little monsters . . .

the ending 4 ff9 was better
and yes you are a dork;(

ff9 was my 1st ff and i say the ending was horrible
so predicatable

i enjoyed ff10's 10000x better

So, first FFIX ending's is better, then you say that FFX's is 10,00x better. Make up your mind.

they were microsoft zombies and you only prosper if you make a profit so there


Another usless note at the bottom of my post
:shoot:

What are you talking about?

Yeah my sister did call me a dork and i am glad others did cry its just i got attached to tidus and it was sad and also cried at the "good ending" at ffx2 but cant play much now because schools started up again!

Hmmm, I'm not very emotional about these sort of things, so I didn't cry. Not even close.
In fact, I didn't find it nearly as emotional as some other endings . . . FFIX and Kingdom Hearts, specifically. In FFX, you KNEW ahead of time that Yuna loved Tidus, that Tidus would (SPOILER)cease to exist, and that Yuna would be sad. It lacked spontenaity. <---my big word for the day

FFX... The first and only RPG to make me cry. While watching the ending, I just had to hold my tears back since my dad and sis were watching along with me. I didn't want them to make fun of me. But later that night before I fell asleep, I crired so hard to my pillow was virtually saturated in tears.

Speaking of crying . . . if there is one thing that will make me cry, it is listening to "Suteki Da Ne" whenever I'm particularly down. That melody is just so uplifting it's heartbreaking, if that's even possible.

i agree with u sometimes i just want to stay there and listen to but at the same time i wanna turn it off because it breaks my heart

Suteki Dane. The violin intro truly enamors me and most especially the instrumental version. I wonder if Square created an English version? Nobuo Uematsu said that translating the song to English would only damage the extrinsic Japanese quality of the song.