7 never clicked for me at all. Never had the patience to play through it. 8 definitely was severly underrated, but I think I’m seeing a lot more appreciation for it lately.
Can we stop by M&S as well? They do some nice cookies.
Yeah, 8 is definitely getting more love and appreciation these days. 7 did a lot of cool things, but it also did a lot of terrible things. I’ve played the first 20 hours of 7 many, many times but never actually completed it more than a few times. 8 always brings me back.
Had to google what that is, isn’t that a clothing cchai? I doubt they have cookies.
I never completed 7, I don’t think I ever made it through the first disc. My sister played through it. 8 and 9 I simply loved to play. And even nowadays, while I don’t have the old games anymore, I like to watch content for 8 and 9, but I can’t stand watching 7 at all. As I said, it never clicked for me, I can’t stand it.
They do have a clothing range, but they also have a slightly upmarket store and have some particularly nice biscuits. My favourites are the Dark Chocolate and Lime jaffa cakes, which I know aren’t technically biscuits but all the same they’re delicious.
I think it’s completely fair to say that the writing got a lot better in 8 and 9 than 7 had. 7 was janky all over the place, which I guess is part of its charm but 8 definitely felt a bit more grown up. Though for me, 9 was quite forgettable in that regard, but perhaps that’s because it has been a couple of decades since I last actually tried it.
What I like about 9 is that it starts of as just a whimiscal adventure. And they severly cut back on the edgy writing, that’s a huge plus in my book too.
Also, I just love the character design, Vivi (the black mage) in particular.
FF9 was the worst of the PS1 games. Fight me.
Alright, Aldi parking lot. No kicking!
I’d personally would put 7 at the bottom and the top spot for me would be a toss up between 8 and 9.
Aldi it is, I can pick myself up some cheese while I’m there.
I love 7, like really love it but even I can admit it’s overrated. 8 is solid though, underrated in my opinion.
Alright, could use some milk too.
7 never clicked for me at all. Never had the patience to play through it. 8 definitely was severly underrated, but I think I’m seeing a lot more appreciation for it lately.
Can we stop by M&S as well? They do some nice cookies.
Yeah, 8 is definitely getting more love and appreciation these days. 7 did a lot of cool things, but it also did a lot of terrible things. I’ve played the first 20 hours of 7 many, many times but never actually completed it more than a few times. 8 always brings me back.
Had to google what that is, isn’t that a clothing cchai? I doubt they have cookies.
I never completed 7, I don’t think I ever made it through the first disc. My sister played through it. 8 and 9 I simply loved to play. And even nowadays, while I don’t have the old games anymore, I like to watch content for 8 and 9, but I can’t stand watching 7 at all. As I said, it never clicked for me, I can’t stand it.
They do have a clothing range, but they also have a slightly upmarket store and have some particularly nice biscuits. My favourites are the Dark Chocolate and Lime jaffa cakes, which I know aren’t technically biscuits but all the same they’re delicious.
I think it’s completely fair to say that the writing got a lot better in 8 and 9 than 7 had. 7 was janky all over the place, which I guess is part of its charm but 8 definitely felt a bit more grown up. Though for me, 9 was quite forgettable in that regard, but perhaps that’s because it has been a couple of decades since I last actually tried it.
What I like about 9 is that it starts of as just a whimiscal adventure. And they severly cut back on the edgy writing, that’s a huge plus in my book too.
Also, I just love the character design, Vivi (the black mage) in particular.