Magic Names

[Mo-Nercy]

Which magic naming system thingo do you like better?

[crono_logical]

I prefer the one without numbers, although I don't think they'd have fit in the limited name space in older FFs on the SNES

[Xander]

The one without numbers definately sounds better, but Guu has a point I guess ^_^

[DocFrance]

Numbers, definitely.

[Edgar]

Numbers, hands down.

Although I wouldn't get confused with Fire, Fira and Firaga, I would more or less be confused with Blizzard, Blizzaga, Blizzara...wait, I think I got it wrong.

Numbers, definitely.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

People who prefer the numbered system are people who would prefer that Martin Luther King, Jr. had been named Martin Luther King 2. In other words, horrible idiots.

[Outsider]

"Horrible Idiot" is my middle name, so I vote for the numbered system

[DocFrance]

Originally posted by Kawaii Ryûkishi
People who prefer the numbered system are people who would prefer that Martin Luther King, Jr. had been named Martin Luther King 2. In other words, horrible idiots.

Well, you could also call him Martin Luther King II (the second), which is perfectly normal.

Say MLK Jr. had a son whom he also named MLK. By your logic, the people who prefer the -ra -aga system think that said son should be named Martin Luther King juniaga instead of Martin Luther King III (the third). In other words, even more horrible idiots.

[Xander]

Well it just seems to me that fans of the more retro FF's are fans of numbers. Although I just have Kingdom Hearts on the brain right now

[DocFrance]

This explains it all.

[Miles_the_11]

For those of you that have played FF2j, can you imagine how long some of the names would be if they used the Fire, Fira, Firaga words

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

The ra/da/ga system would be useless in FFII's system, since the spell levels go up to 16. It's an exception.

[DocFrance]

Firagagagagagaga! Whee!!!

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

You're my best friend.

[DocFrance]

Sorry, 'kishi, I'm not a Japanese schoolgirl. I don't think it'll work out.