Before I get my hands dirty in yet another FFX r teh sux0rs debate, just let me say one thing. You have to remember that everyone ticks in a different way and will like different things than other people. One more thing, please don't take anything I say to offense. I tend to get serious when debating about FFX.

Quote Originally Posted by Lon611
1. Graphics are second to none
2. and the plot is, in my opinion second to none because it explains EVERYTHING that makes the world tick, down to the very pyreflies.
3. i found the bosses from mt. gagazet and onward very difficult.
4. why do you play ff's?most would say because of the story and plot. and that's exactly what you got in ffx, along with revolutionizing the way people customize characters and making gameplay less troublessome and more strategical with the ctb. so don't go whining when you get your wish.
5. plus, the piano scores of ffx rival most scores of the past ff's.
1. This isn't really important, but have you seen any of the Gamecube games? Or are you talking about just FF in general, because you can't compare FFX's, which was on the PS2, graphics to the others, which weren't on the PS2.
2. The plot was just cliché. Nothing mind-bogglingly new. It had a few "new" things here and there, but the overall structure has been said and done before. Boy goes on an adventure, boy finds out he has to kill his father in the end, boy joins a group that go against a government. There wasn't anything truly incredible with FFX's plot, much unlike FFVII's or VI's.
3. Like I said in the beginning, people tick in different ways. I had very little trouble with the bosses. The only boss I had real trouble with was the Seymour on Mt. Gagazet, but, realize, I didn't have Haste or Hastega. Yunalesca was damn easy, once you found out that you're not supposed to immediately cure a certain status ailment.
4. I play FF's because of story and plot, as well. In previous FF's, you made decisions that changed the course of the plot. You had a good variety of puzzles in the previous FF's and whatnot. FFX's plot, like I said before, was too simple. You couldn't change its course and it was just too linear. You want full customization? Play FFVI, VII, and VIII. I'm "whining" because I didn't get my wish.
5. Like what, Suteki Da Ne? Yeah, I agree that that was a darn good song. FFX's soundtrack doesn't compare with any of the others, though, IMO.

Overall, it's as if Square focused mainly on eye-candy with this game. Oh, and that godawful laughing scene still makes me want to murder myself at night. The first time I saw that scene.... I tore open my PS2, took the FFX DVD out, broke it in half, shot it 5 trillion times, then dropped a nuke on it.