ICYJK913'S PROFILE

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author=IcyJK913
I think all of the Final Fantasy games after Final Fantasy 3 (original FF3 not FF6 in America). They each had their own charm to them, and I LOVE charm in video games. But, I think the charm was more prevalent from FF6 and forward, because FF4 and 5 stuck with a medieval fantasy setting. But in FF6, you have a steampunk setting, which I thought was really unique for a SNES RPG. FF7 had a futuristic dark-pastel theme. I actually thought the blocky characters really made it charming, for the undisproportionness (not a word :( ) of the character models made it seem more anime. In FF8, you have a more cyberpunk theme with proportional characters. Though that game is great, don't get me wrong, I utterly despise the junctioning. It was too much to keep track of and even though it did give you free customization, I could never use that to create what each character would be best for :(. FF9 (my favorite) went back to the fantasy theme, but the art style and diverse characters made it very cartoony. Not really anime, but just cartoony. FF10 was the first real 3D environment game in the series, and its charm is being really quirky. You have this kind of primitive world (which is primitive because of Sin who wants to destroy technological advancements) but the more populated buildings are very intricate and actually kinf od futuristic in architecture. Plus it focused a lot on its religion, which made the characters have a real "faith" and "moral limit" instead of just doing whatever they want like in other MOBAs. FF12 (which I feel is a highly underestimated game). Really reminds me of those fantasy MMOS, but with futuristic technology. You still have armor-clad warriors with swords fighting, but you also have magic and magic technology, and I think that game really brought out its battle aspect, escpecially since the entire thing is about a war. FF13 was futuristic (and I also think it was underestimated) but still had many elements of fantasy and, personally, I love its battle system.

FF 3 is so underrated.