What Are You Playing? (Winter, 2014-15)

[Fe 26]

I liked the first disk of ff7. I liked how big the city felt. The game kind of feels lesser after you leave. Like, uh, most if the world's population lives in Midgar for some reason. The world felt sparse despite the tech level.

[Changeling]

Clu Clu Land says wsup.

Yup. Never played this abortion back then and I'm so glad.

[A Robot Bit Me]

Savages.

[Chux]

Look, I love some bad games like Rocket Slime TROOOOOOLIN, but I just couldn't get into CCL.

I couldn't even be bothered to spell it out there.

[Vasteel]

I liked the first disk of ff7. I liked how big the city felt. The game kind of feels lesser after you leave. Like, oh, most if the world's population lives in Midgar for some reason. The world felt space despite the tech level.

This. The game would've been great if they'd left out about 2/3rds of it.

[YellerDog]

Golden Saucer is just a mash of shit minigames, huh?

[NeoZeedeater]

The game would've been great if they'd left out about 2/3rds of it.

This applies to most JRPGs.

[Fe 26]

The sparseness works for fantasy because they use a medieval or similar setting. Back then people didn't live all over the place. You'd live in a town near water and hopefully some kind of duke or lord that would protect you.

That just doesn't work in a game with modern mega cities.

[Joust Williams]

I liked FF7 a lot but I do agree with butt

[Diff-chan]

I like FF7 a lot but the game did lose some steam and fell into typical FF rhythms once you got out of Midgar. I think that was what they were going for though.