Weapon styles have also changed slightly, hence Yuna uses guns. Has anyone seen some decent movie trailors, or even played demo versions of this game? If you have, how is it, does it make a large difference in Final Fantasy X or just a minimal change not worth any time?
[ 06-23-2003: Message edited by: Ryouki Sensei ]
If this is true, then why do we fear it?
"Don't want to sound like a fanboy, but I am with you. I'll buy it for sure, it's just a matter of for how long I will be playing it..."
- Silvast, Battle.net forums
Hopefully the game will have a good storyline and a better ending than the original. The ending was the only thing I didn't like in the original. Big dissapointment for me.
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Nobody really understood why Mr. Crabs wrote:
I didn't like the fact that the main character was revealed to be "not real" at the end of the game. The ending movie and all other movies in the game were awesome. I just had one minor storyline gripe.
He was a dream...dreams can be real ^.^
It looked FAR better than the original. The graphics were much crisper, monsters were bigger and more detailed. Spell effects looked a bit better too.
Voice acting was better, too. Less characters, sure (You only have Rikku, Yuna, and Paine), but they are much more flexible now also.
I'm definitely picking it up. 
Most people don't like how Yuna is a gunner now, but you have to remember that she does have an Al-Bhed heritage, so machina (the guns) come natural to her. It makes sense, but not at first glance. The dress/job class system is much more interesting then the sphere grid, in my opinion, and Yuna as a Blackmage = Very cute. 
Although I couldn't understand the storyline completely due as I only speak limited Japanese, it did fill most if not all the holes in the storyline and it explains some things that weren't explained in FFX, and the endings (There's 3 - depending on what/how you do during some key moments, save often!) didn't disappoint me like the first one, I think they were a little short - but they leave you feeling really good at the end.
Unlike FFX, it is not very linear at all, it has a "mission" system that you can do most any order you want, although you do have to do most all of it eventually.
That's all I can really thing of that's worth mentioning, if I can think of anything else I'll add it.. 
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Mr. Crabs was listening to Cher while typing:
I didn't like the fact that the main character was revealed to be "not real" at the end of the game. The ending movie and all other movies in the game were awesome. I just had one minor storyline gripe.
Well, to the best of my knowledge, FFX-2 is Yuna's search for Tidus. Therefore, it'd have been hard to have made the game if FFX hadn't ended the way it had.
If this is true, then why do we fear it?
looks like a very interesting game though.
