SYSTEMETH'S PROFILE

post=93291
Speaking of VI, I've been replaying it and I can't figure out Blitzing for the life of me. Even though I hit LEFT RIGHT LEFT A, it still does nothing and I get Doom Fisted to death. Could someone explain how to do it timing-wise?

post=93086
Joust II (unpopular, not bad. I could never like a game that I would classify as bad now could I?)

Also, your classification of bad/unpopular games needs some adjusting.
I'd hardly call Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter bad.

post=93089
FFIIdefinitely goes here.

First off, I feel it contains some of Nobuo's finest work, like Rose Battle, The Rebel Army, and especially Black Dragon

Second, I enjoyed leveling through play style. When not abused by hitting your own party or the like, it creates a constant progression of difficulty that appealed to me.

Third, it taught me a few things about placing monsters in enemy groups. Pairing the monster that confuses allies with the one that raises the party's attack; or pairing the monster that casts Blind with the monster that has high evasion. It made battles more than just hack-and-slash, and in my experience, far more entertaining. It also lent a degree of difficulty that most contemporary FFs lack; being a player who doesn't mind dying from time to time, I enjoyed that as well.

Lastly,

Firion looks badass.

EDIT: It's worth mentioning that Minwu, the first character to be fully devoted to White Magic, is a dude. Take that, Rosa. Also worth mentioning are the first Chocobos, the first Cid, and the first FF villains to kill off characters. Not to mention the fact that Emperor Mateus takes over hell after you kill him.