It really made me think about the balance of light vs. dark.
You?
How has FF3 influenced ur perception of life?
It really made me think about the balance of light vs. dark.
You?
Yes, it taught me that either in excess is a bad thing - we need both light and dark to balance each other out.
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I learnt that even the most seemingly worthless of gifts can be greater than anything else.
It gave me a newfound appreciation for how magically induced midgets can fit into tiny spaces.
I learned that it's possible to play though slow NES rpgs.
The best defense is to equip two swords and kill everything quickly, shields suck.
It taught me that a frog is not always what it looks like.
It taught me that square cares not of its past.
Jump into pits and caves. Never leave a path unexplored, no matter how perilous and no matter how mind bogglingly long and rough it is to traverse. Ultimately something will happen and that event will be good (For somebody)
It also taught me that "Genji" equipment is awesome. I wish I knew where that term came from.
I know what a Ginsu knife is.
Fat Chocobos love carrots as much as the people of Gysahl. They get mad if you try to step on them.
......*thinks*......I've got nothing.
If you jump into a hole you will become a Light Warrior.
ahh the first moggles!!!
and a complete chocobo tune!!
the return of princess sarah
It taught me to look for the beauty inside of people, then to stab at it.
Classes are classy'
I think I read a description of Genji equip. and it said from a far away land
"Swordchucks Yo." - Fighter
"Every time I cast Hadoken it siphons a little bit of love out of the world to create a massive destructive explosions. They say the divorce rate goes up with each cast." - BM
How many swords could sword chucks chuck if sword chucks could chuck swords? Same goes with Nuns! :rolleyes2
"I cast Ice-9!" -RM
"I can steal stuff that isn't even there" -Thief (Yet he can't steal in the game)
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