Dropped it after Odin, sold on eebay. Shitty, game; Sqaure Enix should kill theirselves for busting up a great franchise.

Considering every FF after 10 was made by a completely different design team who had actually no idea what the formula was for a good turn based RPG you should try Enchanted Arm, Lost Odyssey, Blue Dragon, Eternal Sonata, Trinity Universe and forget Square because they sold out for retards like the people posting in this thread supporting 13.

exactly, maybe if you played it through all the way, you would understand it's not so easy dumbass lol, I think it's a good storyline, different turn base, which was pretty rad, something different for us to try out

oo its considered selling out if they make a game to make money, wow you are a retard, or is it just jealousy cause they made millions off the game and you prolly make minimum wage and only 20 hours a week

You're hilarious, I make more money in a month than you do in a year. So, sit down son.

Hopefully, they don't sell out for FF14.

Already have....its an MMO.

Final Fantasy =/= MMO.

Can't really say I'm enjoying this game :/ I'm gonna finish it because I paid for it.. but I've been playing for 2 months already and still haven't gotten farther than chapter 9.
It's boring, linear, too much cut scenes and I hated Hope and Vanille from the beginning..

Oh yeah, voice acting is horrible most of the time and don't like character design at all. And why is it always such a technofantasy world?

This post was edited by Ghonn on Jun 21 2010 12:22pm

Final Fantasy 11, wasn't that bad. Played it on the Playstation 2 for a while.

yeah, shut up tool

and ff14 should be mmo, and i heard its possibly free as well? which would be cool

FF14 will NOT be free.
Its a Square Enix game, lets be a little realistic.

Also anyone who thinks that FF7 set the trend of FF games is a shitty fanboy, who has terrible opinions about everything.
I guarantee you cant even provide several good reasons as to why its a good game. Since its a terrible game, with a shitty story.