Ignore is probably the wrong word to use. Separate itself from how X-2 played is perhaps more appropriate.
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Ignore is probably the wrong word to use. Separate itself from how X-2 played is perhaps more appropriate.
So then: Doe, Ray, Me, Fah, So, Law, Tie, Doe?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aulayna
Because I'm a filthy Westerner that wants things my way.Quote:
Originally Posted by SephirothWhy "back"? His own voice actor already called him "Teedus" in an interview 10 years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aulayna
Pi is pronounced Pie not Pee
Ergo
Ti is Tie not Tee
ENGRISH
The Li in Lightning is Lie not Lee, she's not Leetning.
:colbert:
Admittedly, I never liked the idea of him being called Titus. He doesn't look like a Titus. Don't get me wrong. Tidus doesn't work for me as a name either... at all. Maybe they should just call him Jr.
I like to think Tidus' parents actually sucked enough to not give him a name, and that's really why no one calls him by name. That or the line "You eatin' right, boy?" is actually a hint that his name is actually just "boy." This way I don't ever have to worry about the pronunciation.
I cannot wait for this game. The fan reaction is going to be amazing.
Is X-3 really happening? I have not heard anything about this.
I'm not a big X fan, but I think Spira is an awesome world and both games have great gameplay.
Color me excited. I think an open-world RPG in which you can choose a race (Human, Al Bhed, Ronso, Guado, Hypello), a class (Fighter, Thief, Monk, White, Black Mage etc.) a la Elder Scrlls would be awesome. Add some New Vegas-esque political intrigue and my money would be yours.
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Originally Posted by Laddy
Al Bhed are humans as well.
Yes, it has. Read the Ultimania Omega.Quote:
Originally Posted by Laddy
It's never explicitly stated. Signs point to the fact they are another ethnicity of human and Yevonites are just that racist, but the possibility of them simply being a related humanoid is still there.
Regardless, "Spiran" and "Al Bhed" are acceptable substitutes to the term as the cultural and physiological differences are different enough to warrant distinction for the sake of lore.