hummm....
this is developing in a love/hate relationship...
kind of like marmite...
FF9 tetra master is really good.
FF8 Card game is really good.
which for me makes it a great big "=".
each one has its up's and down's!
And is the first person in the arena really that hard? For me Erin was hard...
I was like that too....it's pathetic but I just didn't want to lose any cards, that's what forced me to fight Omega Hero Free, pure pigheaded pride & stubbornness, I'd look at the card list & HATE the shaded bit...I guess I'm just a hoarder :/Originally Posted by Ultima Shadow
Hmpf... just because you can't refine any card into 100 hero/cheat-items?
Seriously... I never played Triple Triad just to refine the cards... I just did it to "get all the cards".
i liked tetra master. it was fun. I prefer triple triad tho....more challenging and had a better tune. Oh and im also one who hates to refine my cards on VIII....i like to have the whole set in white
uhh My neighber a wiz a it and kicks my ass. i hate mini-games.
One time I thought it might be a good idea to give tetra-master a chance. So... I did all the mini-games that got me all the nice cards, chocobo hot and cold, and then I fought people all around town to get some cards.
Here is what I dislike about Tetra-Master:
1. There is a randomness to every battle, so even if you have great cards and perfect your strategy, you still can lose, which I disklike a lot.
2. I have to jump-rope a billion times to get the tiger racket card.
3. Some people that have rare cards will barely play them at all, making you play dozens of useless games waiting for a single card to show up.
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I played Triple Triad, and I thought it was fun. Kind of. I had to learn how to spread certain rules, which required quite a bit of manipulation, which was annoying. Cards netted you rare items, which made it fun. I hardly consider this cheating by the way. Most of those special items are recieved from HARD to obtain cards, and in the end the effort is worth it. Rare cards showed up more often, and they were more useful.
In some cases, such as obtaining the alexander card (the only card with the holy element) you had to go through considerable pain, with almost NO strategy because everything was so incredibly random. The only sensible way to play would be to reset when you lost, and keep trying over and over.
--Overall, card games are a mixed bag. I never really liked them, even though gave them a chance. I got every single card in Final Fantasy VIII, and FFIX was even more frusterating; I simply could not do it. Not my cup of tea.
...and the card tournament wasn't hard. It took a bit of resetting (especially if you have crappy cards) but I eventually got through it.
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