Should I replay FFX or wait for the remake?

[Sephiroth]

But no, really. If you're spending 40 hours practicing now and 20 hours getting the trophies when it launches, you haven't gotten the trophy "faster" than if you spent 60 hours when the game launched instead.

You have gotten the trophy faster because the time you spend before the release does not matter for a trophy hunter and not in this case at all. You spend exactly the same time in reality but the time is only important after the release. And if you get it 2 hours after the release or 5 minutes after the release you definitely have a difference. For the time count of getting a trophy you cannot count a time in which the option to get the trophy does not exist. You are absolutely right about the same time you need and the same effort. But if you get a trophy 2 hours after the release or 5 minutes then it is faster. You are just using "faster" in a completely different way.


Before Release: Training (2 hours) | No training
After Release: Succeeding (1st try) | Training (2 hours)
Getting the trophy | Succeeding
after a few minutes |Getting the trophy

Same time and effort. But the trophy itself was gotten earlier. Every trophy hunter and the PSN trophy time list could show you that. So for the official trophy list the trophy was gotten faster.

This is getting off-topic. I am sure the user FFFreak does not even want to know that.

Oh wait, people actually care about getting all the trophies before other people get them?

Yeah, whatever to that .

Great response. Yes, there are people who do care about that, "trophy hunter" and "as fast as possible" implies that. I told you that before and that proves you did not even read my posts. And even without it it can be axiomatically proven what I said.

Don't expect another reply from me. I know now that you would not read or think about it completely but just focus on saying something different or answer with sarcasm as you did now. I am outta here.

EDIT: Even replying will not help here. You don't understand the 2nd and 4th axiom of communication.