Five Humes and a Viera - Page 5

December 4, 2007, 9:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Judge Rulia

Don't tell me to chill out thank you. I know it's a game, thank you very much. I'm not going on about real life logic, I'm on about game logic - the characters were given specific characteristics, which I was basing my post on. Where you got real life logic from I don't know.

Characteristics? Like WHAT? The game didn't pay enough attention to its characters in the first place. That's another reason why Urutan or Baknamy could have fit in. I still think the idea of having one as a guest for a short period of time to help them defend their territory wouldn't be conflicting with the game's logic.

And hell, if VII can get away with having a thief and a spy in the party, then XII can get away with having some unfriendly allies.

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Hm, I did get a bit passionate, however, you should know I will be very..loud at times.

I've noticed xD

December 4, 2007, 9:30 PM

The Bestiary told me D:

From what I remember ._.

Guest characters...seems ok. Now I think on it more. Just not main/secret.

December 4, 2007, 9:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Judge Rulia

The Bestiary told me D:

From what I remember ._.

Guest characters...seems ok. Now I think on it more. Just not main/secret.

XII's bestiary is win. And it gave more story and character info than the main game did. Sad.

*nods*

Guest characters would be cool. I couldn't see them as main characters or secret characters though, or even remaining for long as guests. Maybe one or two large battles, then they'd leave. And I really would have liked to interact with the Urutan more, after that little sidequest of theirs they just seemed so...barbaric...and fascinating.

December 7, 2007, 9:10 AM

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Originally Posted by VengefulRonin

XII's bestiary is win. And it gave more story and character info than the main game did. Sad.

*nods*

Guest characters would be cool. I couldn't see them as main characters or secret characters though, or even remaining for long as guests. Maybe one or two large battles, then they'd leave. And I really would have liked to interact with the Urutan more, after that little sidequest of theirs they just seemed so...barbaric...and fascinating.

The main fallacy of FFXII: the parts are far more interesting than the sum.