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Sim Kid · 06-14-2009, 01:53 PM

I liked the Gambits for Final Fantasy XII. They really made the allies do what you wanted them too even if I did like how Tales of Vesperia mixed up attacks as opposed to just spamming Firaja when the enemies are weak to fire.

And I didn't have anything like this happen...

Will: A little experiment...FLAME BLADE!
*uses flame blade on a stupid fire elemental...*
Will: Hmmm that didnt' work, here use this! FLAME BLADE!
*headdesks and shuts off all the fire spells...then forgets to turn them back on*

But you do know that if you have enough patience to slog through the worst thing Square ever made other than Tidus, you can do that with Final Fantasy X too, right? I taught Rikku white magic and surprise surprise...I had no need for Yuna to heal. And then I summon the aeons and...surprise surprise, Lulu winds up joining the Kimarhi and Wakka Bench unless I want to use their overdrives. (Which is a shame since Lulu is my favourite character in that game.) The only time I felt Lulu actually really was invaluble was when I machine-gun-spammed Blizzaga on Seymour omnis.

06-14-2009, 01:53 PM	#50
Sim Kid Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: The state of Denial Gender: Posts: 8,770 Thanks: 75 Thanked 196 Times in 120 Posts	I liked the Gambits for Final Fantasy XII. They really made the allies do what you wanted them too even if I did like how Tales of Vesperia mixed up attacks as opposed to just spamming Firaja when the enemies are weak to fire. And I didn't have anything like this happen... Will: A little experiment...FLAME BLADE! uses flame blade on a stupid fire elemental... Will: Hmmm that didnt' work, here use this! FLAME BLADE! headdesks and shuts off all the fire spells...then forgets to turn them back on But you do know that if you have enough patience to slog through the worst thing Square ever made other than Tidus, you can do that with Final Fantasy X too, right? I taught Rikku white magic and surprise surprise...I had no need for Yuna to heal. And then I summon the aeons and...surprise surprise, Lulu winds up joining the Kimarhi and Wakka Bench unless I want to use their overdrives. (Which is a shame since Lulu is my favourite character in that game.) The only time I felt Lulu actually really was invaluble was when I machine-gun-spammed Blizzaga on Seymour omnis. Last edited by Sim Kid; 06-14-2009 at 01:58 PM.