Rubicante ~ The "e" at the end has made him into an idiot.

[The Devourer Of Worlds]

So.. just play the Chronicles version of FFIV is what you're saying about that. You don't seem to make any arguments saying that they screwed it up the first time

They didn't screw it up the first time, it just wasn't very good. The ability system in FFIV is no where near as entertaining as the Job System in FFV.

[Rengori]

True.

[boys from the dwarf]

They didn't screw it up the first time, it just wasn't very good. The ability system in FFIV is no where near as entertaining as the Job System in FFV.

true, i love getting maximum stats and abiltys at low levels using strategys usually involving jobs. i supppose rubicante was easier than the original and i would like to fight this orginal version but i dont care because rubicante was still a challenging boss battle.

[feioncastor]

As for the E at the end, who the hell cares how it's spelled? I could care less.

It was a joke. I know the spelling doesn't matter. I was only saying that he was much harder before he had an "e" at the end.

By the way, you meant "I couldn't care less", not "I could care less".

[boys from the dwarf]

im quite sure he meant "i could care less." because that still makes sense so there no real reason for it to be " i could'nt care less."

[(CECIL120X]

dude(or dudett) why are you corrensting the other dude he probably knew what he typed and my evasion for palom and porom is at 99 because of the hero's shields and they defiently are 99% not attacked at all times. Melle attacks are worthless against the little guys.

[feioncastor]

im quite sure he meant "i could care less." because that still makes sense so there no real reason for it to be " i could'nt care less."

Of course "I could care less" makes sense. It means that you care so much that you could care less.

When you say "I couldn't care less", you're saying that you care so little that there is no way you could care any less than you currently do.

Saying "I could care less" is the same as saying "I care quite a bit" or "I care a substantial amount".