Even still, the fact I can hit you once before you reach me gives me an advantage. And with XII's introduction of "immobilize" range really is preferable in most cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by VeloZer0
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Even still, the fact I can hit you once before you reach me gives me an advantage. And with XII's introduction of "immobilize" range really is preferable in most cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by VeloZer0
I love him! They do say FF needs to be a bit more integrated!
Not really, there was an afro in VII... though that might have just been a hologram. Still, it was there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jessweeee♪
I haven't seen any other Fantasy with a pistoleer involved and I had originally created one for my VII fanfic in the form of Raine Rivers (who is supposed to look surprisingly like Lucrecia), that's how much I liked the idea of having that type in Final Fantasy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crossblades
Give me a break. I love Sammy, but he's not the only black actor in Hollywood. I think if he looks more like Lando, he should be voiced by Billy Dee. Damn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Noctiluca
You mean instead of girlie or like some kind of hulking mass of muscle? Heh.Quote:
Originally Posted by neokeymaster
Don't forget where Final Fantasy comes from. Manly men would pretty much be considered a betrayal to the public consumer.
I agree it's confusing. If he's a dark-skinned Caucasian it could be a blonde moustache. If he's black, it could just be his lips.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Kanno
I haven't played XII in a while. Who is Reddas? Got any pics?
I agree. I also think the idea is awesome. I hate having to choose a character based on whether their weapon is ranged or melee. I love the Long-Range materia in VII.Quote:
Originally Posted by Laddy
Someone mentioned gay. That's not socially acceptable in America. Instead, the character could be flamboyant and effeminate and have closer bonds with other men, but nothing too direct.
Here are pictures of Reddas and Al-Cid for those who are wondering. Attachment 29812Attachment 29813
Reddas is almost certainly black, while Al-Cid has more a of a Mediterranean feel. Both are awesomely voiced, though - it's rather difficult to tell that Reddas shares his actor with Vamp from MGS and Hermes from Futurama, while Al-Cid is voiced by the man behind FFX's Brother.
As for this new dude in FFXIII - neat design, though I really wish they'd cut back on the manorexia. Pencil-thin figures are bad enough on female characters, without making the men painfully malnourished as well.
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Originally Posted by Mercen-X
there needs tobe a gay man or woman in final fantasy, maby then it would be accepted world wide, if there was a gay woman, ppl would just turn the other way, but if its a gay man, they start throwing a temper tantrum, its very biased and wrong to not accept gays as part of society.
While I agree with what you're getting at, I doubt that the only thing gays need in order to be accepted by everyone is a character with their sexual preference in a Final Fantasy game.Quote:
Originally Posted by sir helix
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Originally Posted by RaseWhile I agree with what you're getting at, I doubt that the only thing gays need in order to be accepted by everyone is a character with their sexual preference in a Final Fantasy game.Quote:
Originally Posted by sir helix
Cool design. Kiros was a playable charcter right? And he wasn't stereotypical at all. Barret might as well have been Mr. T.
itd be a start, videogames have a huge impact on peoples lifes, i dont realy understand it, standing as gay rights activist, words just ain't cutting it.