Has playing Final Fantasy made you look at life any differently now? For me it has in a way, I look at life from Squall's point of view, and see how lucky I am.
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Has playing Final Fantasy made you look at life any differently now? For me it has in a way, I look at life from Squall's point of view, and see how lucky I am.
Yes, I see how fruitful life is....
I realised that I really have nothing better to do...
I realized there is something I can actually translate from Japanese, thank God.
Same here. But I also take Rinoa's advice and not worry to much cause Im still young and shouldnt spend my life worrying.Quote:
I look at life from Squall's point of view, and see how lucky I am.
i see my life diferntly i see that i could have a much worse life then i have...
Yeah, when I saw Yuna from FFX-2 I wanted to look like her :p
What? It's a video game. Jesus, if playing a video game is that cathartic for you, you need to get out more.
Or I just really get into Final Fantasy as I love them so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJZen
I remember when I first played FFVIII I felt a lot like Squall. Like nothing mattered really, and I need not care for others. And to some extent his philosophy of just saying "Whatever" was right. Sometimes there are things that you just can't worry about because they really don't affect you in any way. But you also have to realize sometimes you do have to step up and not just ignore things.
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Same here for a brief time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ljkkjlcm9
Watching FFVII:AC gave me a goal in life, TO HAVE HAIR LIKE RENO'S!
playing FF has also given me a much more creative mind and made me really good in writing and reading, and in a way lead me to develope a love for Literature and Drama
Playing Final Fantasy stopped me from trying to commit suicide, and it helped me gain a little bit of happiness.
Final Fantasy made me realise that some guy called Cid mastered flight way before the Wright Brothers.
We must live in a hole.
actually, like a lot of people here, yeah. ff6 basically raised me, it's weird to say a video game taught me a lot about life, but it did. i couldn't possibly explain why or how, but i think that makes it even more potent.
also, the entire series has pretty uch detached me from the real world. that, i'm sure is unhealthy, but i'm getting some good fiction out of it. i'm trying to write a novel that's not a final fantasy novel, but it is heavily inspired by the atmosphere of the first 4
FF has given me a vast amount of friends, some of which I will continue to keep in touch with for the rest of my life.
It's great to meet people who share a deep love for Final Fantasy. It has also given me happiness, there are so many issues in the games that I can often relate to.
May sound sad to you but none of you know me so..*shrugs*
im so sorry about that gosh this shows how final fantasy realy changes peoples lifes.im so glad your doing alot better:D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cassiopeia
Why, thank you. But I really wish Final Fantasy was real. According to my research, Final Fantasy saved many depressed teens.
Yes. I have realized that being a loner is not a bad thing. You eventually get the girl and save the world.:)
Well, more like it has kept me sane for the last 5 years by making me see that somewhere, I have power.
I like trains!~!!!! hehehehehe sugar sugar!!!!
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJZen
I was an alcoholic until after Final Fantasy IV.
Playing final fantasy and listeing to the songs made me like playing music, and after playing FFVII I'm scared of poluting things
Listening to the music made me want to convert all the piano pieces to my flute and play my flute more. And its given me too many ideas for stories.