I mean, Tellah and Cecil were both there when they got petrified! Am I missing something?
Why couldn't Palom and Porom be healed by Esuna?
I mean, Tellah and Cecil were both there when they got petrified! Am I missing something?
Supposedly they could not be healed because they were turned to stone by their own free will (i.e. you can only be healed when you didn't do it to yourself) (i.e. Square couldn't think of a real way to prevent their stone so they came up with a weak excuse).
Tellah tried. I thought it was nice that they actually followed that angle up in game.
It was something like 'they can't be cured because they turned themselves into stone'
It'd ruin the plot (for that moment) if they did get healed, though!
I was really pissed of when (SPOILER)they came back at the end of the game. Really ruined the whole importance of their sacrifice.It'd ruin the plot (for that moment) if they did get healed, though!
I didn't really think so. Does every sacrifice have to involve dying?
Yes.
How lame.
Was it explained how (SPOILER) they came back? I thought it was the Elder prayed for them to come back. That sounds like a lazy loop
Yes, yes it is.sounds like a lazy loop
I felt that it really cheapened the sacrifice.I didn't really think so. Does every sacrifice have to involve dying?
Children cannot die.
(tm)Nintendo.
(tm)Nintendo or (tm)Nintendo of America?Originally Posted by bipper
There is a Nintendo outside of America? Holy!:huffy:
I was wonder what other 'people' played their Squaresofts on.
qft, agree 100%!
Last edited by cheesesteak; 03-23-2010 at 08:44 PM. Reason: answered my own question
- Dr. Cheesesteak
I was sad the first time I played through and they did that.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
