Two is Just as Bad as One

[Brennan]

One had the better battle system, and better exploration (i.e., no superpowerful enemies that tell you that you strayed 3 steps too far from the water to get to Fynn)

II has the better story, and the leveling system had so much potential, but it fell short.

[black orb]

>>> I love FF2 but nothing is better than the original FF, NOTHING!..

[Pop Frank Socket]

I don'nt know what you guys are smoking when you say you don't like the level upsystem, I thought it was pretty kick ass how I could give somebody the weapon I wanted them to use and they would get better with it, although giving your character a good beating to up the defense was kind of silly...
Whateves I thought it kicked ass all around. I need to finish that game some time.

[ReloadPsi]

Everyone's talking about how the level up system spoils the game, but what really kills it is the level down system. Nobody ever seems to mention that.

[Crossblades]

Everyone's talking about how the level up system spoils the game, but what really kills it is the level down system. Nobody ever seems to mention that.

It seems to me that very little people have played the NES version since the level down feature was removed in later versions of the game and people played those versions instead. That's probably why no one has mentioned it.

[Pop Frank Socket]

It seems to me that very little people have played the NES version since the level down feature was removed in later versions of the game and people played those versions instead. That's probably why no one has mentioned it.

I had honestly forgotten about that and thought ReloadPsi was making a joke.

The going too far on the map was a little dumb, but we all know how Square loved and still loves surprising players with pain. You all remember saying "hey what the hell is that red shlong sticking out of the sand over there?" and then BAM RUBY WEAPON TENTACLE FUN-TIME FOR YOU.