I know. Ask them, not me. But it doesn't matter now anyway because they will keep insisting that I'm being serious with this thread.
Iceglow's and Shiny's posts have nothing to do with this theory as they are all irrelevant. That's why I take them serious now.Originally Posted by Guardian XIII
I already did that.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Really...? Let's have a look at your previous bit:Originally Posted by Iceglow
Something is wrong here.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Either way, my point still stands. Me and FE are not confused with the story of VIII in any way what so ever. What we are doing hardly implies a great level of confusion. We are just exploring VIII quite deeply...
And not all people are confused about our theories. Some are, some other aren't. In this case, you are once again over-exaggerating.
No, thanks. If I post something, it's your job to understand it correctly before quoting me. It's also not my fault if you don't understand it correctly and then blowing things out of proportion.Originally Posted by Iceglow
I have a strong feeling that you didn't write all that just to help me understand the storyline better. To be fair, you've made an effort in making a long recap on VIII for other people here, but you helping me wasn't definitely the main intention.Originally Posted by Iceglow
The following is your proof right here:
Originally Posted by Iceglow
Truthfully, most of your posts include a gigantic version of td:lr, so what makes you think that one of the moderators or administrators will spend time reading your posts just to achieve a goal; ensuring that your posts are abided by the rules? Too many text with some subtle lines as a way of having a go at me isn't obvious enough. So, consider yourself lucky.Originally Posted by Iceglow
You think you're the only one that I ever faced? I've argued with various members on this forum in the past, not just you. So, what makes you think you'll make me break down and weep if you actually got started? Enlighten me.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Yes, I do declare you wrong because your point is irrelevant. This thread has nothing to do with the storyline. In other words, how does Squall and Seifer being brothers, or any other certain element, have to do with the storyline in general? So, your logic is again flawed. Laguna could be Squall's father, but does their blood relation have much to do with the storyline of VIII? No. Once again, certain elements =/= storyline.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Even if they disagree with you, it doesn't make any difference. So, what's your point? In fact, them agreeing with you doesn't make you any more credible.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Let's say, there are six billions of people on Earth right now. So, if I show something (e.g. my theory) to EVERY one of them; every single person out of 6,000,000,000. Assuming that all of them understand my language and the game, there will be a 100% chance that at least 60,000,000 will support me - 1%. Will this great number make any difference? Nope.
If a theory that has zillions of 'believable' evidence that supports it, not all of 6,000,000,000 will support it.
So, therefore. You saying:
Leads me to believe that it's for yourself; telling yourself that them agreeing with you proves that you're right.Originally Posted by Iceglow
There's no confusion in our actions...Originally Posted by Iceglow
No. If the storyline revealed whether or not Squall and Seifer are siblings, there would be no reason to analyse one of these elements.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Elements =/= Storyline
Your example is too small to compare with a thing like VIII. VIII is a lot larger.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Many story-written games like VIII enable players to shine thier imaginations easily while playing throughout the game. And this behaviour is usually applied when one thing doesn't reveal something. I.e. Getting 'what if' questions in your head. It would be a lot boring if this wasn't the case. And I'm sure the writers/designers of VIII intended this to happen.
That's where you're offensive. Also, just because a thing lacks showing context explicitly, it doesn't mean that context doesn't exist.Originally Posted by Iceglow
I've already had provided evidence, you're just not taking them as valid because you don't seem to accept them. That's where you're wrong. Never ever refuse evidence that's provided by the game.Originally Posted by Iceglow
They are in my first post.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Perfectly well? I don't think so.Originally Posted by Iceglow
My theories always include evidence. If I didn't include any evidence, I would be making things up to a greater extent... like Squall actually met Seifer and share thier brotherhood moments about thier parents, etc. I've taken things out of the game and connected one with another; these things are evidence.Originally Posted by Iceglow
I have. And I'm fairly sure that you didn't read all of my theories, nice assumption you have got there.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Originally Posted by Iceglow
"Oh, they agree with me, so I must be right!"Originally Posted by Iceglow
Not this again.
Nope. As I've said before, VIII isn't one of these straightforward games, so it'd be stupid to rely solely on the information that's given. Because we also have to consider other things like images and movements.Originally Posted by Iceglow
For example:
Look at how the mind of a writer works. He would go like this:
1) Think... think... what to write?
2) Oh... Artemisia.
3) Writes a theme based on Artemisia for Ultimecia.
The point being that must I disregard whatever was in that writer's mind? No. Whatever is in that writer's mind is always part of his work. Just because the game didn't explicitly state Artemisia or whatever, it doesn't mean they are not important.
I've already backed up my claims. And arrogance? Let's look at what you said earlier:Originally Posted by Iceglow
Don't you think that is a bit... hypocritical?Originally Posted by Iceglow
Another over-exaggerated statement. Not surprising.Originally Posted by Iceglow
I don't see the logic in that. I've repeated some thing again not because I intended to make myself truer, but because you have not achieved anything. E.g. not providing hardcore disproof that Seifer and Squall are not brothers.Originally Posted by Iceglow
But look at you. Your assumptions, such as saying 'people with agree me', 'provide evidence plz', 'lolol he's ignoring me', 'i trash his theories', etc. doesn't make yourself any more valid. You have repeated these assumptions a quite couple of times now.
Nope, you're the one who is wrong. You're in denial because you're not accepting the truth.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Once again, this has nothing to do with the storyline... So, of course it doesn't fit together to you.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Oooh, why are we comparing this to real life now? In this game, an astonishing amount of possbilities and probabilities can occur. Possbilities and probabilities are far more limited in real life, though, so that's a different story.Originally Posted by Iceglow
... but yeah, using other people to prove your point, are you now?Originally Posted by Iceglow
No. What's ridiculous is that you actually think that I'm seri... Oh wait. Never mind.Originally Posted by Iceglow
Again, this theory isn't on the storyline.
Final Fantasy VIII has just become a mathematical game now?Originally Posted by Iceglow
Are you actually serious or just being lazy? Go through the history of this forum (start from page 51) or visit the GameFAQs board. I thought it was already obvious enough... *speechless*Originally Posted by Iceglow
We come here to contribute, got any problem with that?Originally Posted by Iceglow
Let me quote myself again:Originally Posted by Iceglow
Once again, again, again and again, certain elements =/= storyline.Originally Posted by Serapy
Carry on.![]()
Not as obvious as Squall being Laguna's son, either. It's never explicitly stated by the game.Originally Posted by Shiny
Various people? What an over-exaggerated assumption. And no, they didn't invalide anything. If a thing cannot output 'yes' or 'no', then it also cannot be proven true or false. So, I don't see your logic.Originally Posted by Shiny
I misunderstood the game? I don't think so. And no thanks.Originally Posted by Shiny
So, you're saying that, in general, brothers fighting with each other is uncommon? It's common, actually.Originally Posted by Shiny
Well, duh. VIII is a story where war happens, so why wouldn't there be any sword fight?Originally Posted by Shiny
I would like a two or three more caffeine drinks, please. Maybe after drinking these, I'll be hit.Originally Posted by Shiny
No, actually. Genetics can play a role... The way how Seifer and Laguna move and how Seifer and Squall have received the same scars.
A hint: genetics can pass same cancers onto new blood (new kids) within a family.







Not this again. 

