In all honesty Sin did do a good job of damage, but I think it's the motives that change how to veiw the two.Originally Posted by Forsaken Lover
Sin wanted everything dead so towns kind of just got smashed one by one.
Kefka wanted to pick towns and people off for his own amusement, so if anyone made him mad he'd fry them.
In all reality, Kefka could have easily smashed a hell of alot more than he did. But honestly, I'd say picking humanity off slowly and painfully and sitting on a tower watching the planet be slowly destroyed and quickly altered by my own hand would be SO much more fun then just killing everything.
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