Who thinks that this was one of the worst FF games mades

[Octorok]

I actually played the game alone and still enjoyed it.

It's definately not for patient people; right around the middle of the game when you gain access to the third area, there feels like there is no progression whatsoever and you can easily get discouraged.
I stopped, but picked it back up again after about a year of collecting dust when I figured out about crossing the river and eventually kept progressing until I got to the final area and stopped.

I played as a Clavat, which was probably the most versatile of all of the races, so combat did vary up a bit.
And yes, it was made very apparent to me how I was pretty disadvantaged in being a single-player, especially having no reward for finding hidden moogle stamps.

I don't know, I guess I liked going through the years and slowly building up stats through artifacts and gradually upgrading my personal wares. I thought that the "plot" itself was pretty interesting, especially with road encounters (although I still haven't gained any insight into the backsight of the Black Knight and Herdy)
Maybe I thought it was enjoyable because I really liked FF9 and kept finding similiarities?
I don't know, I just did.


Unfortunately however, since I've poured so much time into single-player, I figure that if I were to start all over and find a group of players to accompany me, I don't think that it would be the same experiance as starting fresh with a band of people.

[tenhitcombo]

tenhitcombo, you've already been warned once for making off topic, trolling posts. This is going to be your second warning. I suggest you clean up your act, and only make posts when you have something to add to the thread. --foa

[Slim]

It sucked ass. I didn't play it with anyone more than myself because its smurfing retarded that you needed the gameboy advance & game link to play multiplayer (FOR EACH smurfING PLAYER!).
Also, note that there are THREE topics posted on it.

[RedCydranth]

I played it alone, so my perception of this game is definitely skewed, and I couldn't get anyone to play it with me, since most of my friends don't like FF. They, oddly, don't really care for video games period, except atari and old school mario games.

Anyhow, with that said, I found this game fun in the beginning, boring through the middle and it picked up at the end but still wasn't really something I feel is quality. It was an experiment and I think it would have been better if it wasn't so dependant on mutiple players.

For people to be shallow and say "Final Fantasy on the Gamecube can't happen" is really quite shallow. I can definitely see a possibility for a Gamecube Final Fantasy, similar to one of the earlier ones like 6 rather than the multiple disks on the PS1 or the heavy verbal dialogue in FFX. A Final Fantasy Tactics could be done very easily on the Gamecube.

If I ever find a friend who wants to play FF:CC I'll definitely replay it. I don't think it deserves the title worst FF. That belongs to VIII, or X-2 if you're really shallow.

[Roto13]

I think it was a bit too hard, and the characters were too slow, but the game was fun overall. And it had a great atmosphere with amazing music.

[Fantasy Fan]

i hated this game. does anyone else think so. this game made absolutely no sense at all and every mission is practically the same over and over again and it is so boring, anyone else agree.

yeah, I mean playing final fantasy with 3 other friends together is really bad isn't it? Oh wait, you don't have friends.

[Spawn of Sephiroth]

i hated this game. does anyone else think so. this game made absolutely no sense at all and every mission is practically the same over and over again and it is so boring, anyone else agree.

yeah, I mean playing final fantasy with 3 other friends together is really bad isn't it? Oh wait, you don't have friends.

dont start that crap with me, i got plenty of friends, and maybe its you that don't have any friends.

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

Fantasy Fan, SpawnofSephiroth we do not address other members in such a manner. Knock it off.

[Omega weapon123]

fun for the first year then quit

[PontiusPilate]

i hated this game. does anyone else think so. this game made absolutely no sense at all and every mission is practically the same over and over again and it is so boring, anyone else agree.

yeah, I mean playing final fantasy with 3 other friends together is really bad isn't it? Oh wait, you don't have friends.

dont start that crap with me, i got plenty of friends, and maybe its you that don't have any friends.

Thats a pretty mean thing to say Fantasy. Obviously sephiroths friends have good enough taste not to play such a poor excuse of a game. FFCC IMO disgraces the FF name

[Galbadian Soldier]

I felt the same way as a majority of the people so far, I rented it when it first came out and played the first year and... never played it since but while browsing ebay I found it for 4 bucks so I bought it and my friend and I have been playing it non stop since it arrived! This is the most fun FF I've played in a long time, but seeing as how there hasn't been a decent FF in years its not that suprising!! :rolleyes2

[solidusoul]

I would say its just a little worse than X-men legends and Phantasy Star Online (Offline Multiplayer :rolleyes2 ), play those instead. But the whole group role-playing thing never works out (with me and my friends anyway) because they all usually repetitous and if people's RPG playing styles differ, it will get frustrating.

It was fun and innovative, but going through the same dungeons again is what really killed it. Its almost impossible to entertain long enough to actually beat. Maybe more puzzle solving like Zelda: Four Swords would have helped too.

Great Idea, Fun, but the plot was barely there and repition was just too much 7/10 (My, not your score!)

IMO I didn't think it was the worst FF (I'm not going to say what I think is), but usually FF games are good enough that it will have people defending it (like here). You can't please everybody, but the best games are the ones the please the most, thats all it is. Just because someone likes a game you hate or hates a game you like it doesn't mean they're stupid or blind, they just see the world differently, everyone does.

[jj984jj]

I found it okay, but it definitely wasn't a FF, it was more like a game from the Mana or Saga series, probably due to Kawazu's involvement.

Nintendo's connectivity crap didn't help it though.

[Slim]

X-men legends occupied me for about 3 minutes,

[goldraine]

4 people participating in a game was they're main goal, and in order to fully enjoy it you need 3 or 4 players. That doesn't necessarily make it a bad game, people either expected too much or simply found it not to their liking.