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Final Fantasy II: Empire of Hell
Final Fantasy III: Of Light and Darkness
Final Fantasy IV: Lunar Dream
Final Fantasy V: Worlds of the Void
Final Fantasy VI: Divine Stones
Final Fantasy VII: Otherwordly Magic
Final Fantasy VIII: Time of Sorceresses
Final Fantasy IX: Mists of Memory
Final Fantasy X: Cycle of Devastation
I can't actually think of any good ones aside from
Final Fantasy XIII: Convicts of the Gods/Journey of the Marked
silly/mean ones
Final Fantasy X-2 : Magic Make Up
Final Fantasy XV : The Whole Relevant Main Cast Is Male I Swear This Is 2017
Through a combination of "Why do PS4s cost all the money" and the cast make-up (and general DLC stuff) of XV I've parted ways with the Final Fantasy franchise. I'm sad, especially since I've sucked at playing games at all lately.
^ On the other hand, I think I'm getting called back to Final Fantasy, I've spent the last two days browsing the wiki and watching videos. I'm really out of touch, with the exception of 14 and a bit of Dissidia I don't think I've played anything more recent than 10, meanwhile there are all these mobile games and stuff that I had never heard of.
I never finished FFTA (the final boss trounced me). Hmmm...
Caves of Narshe is holding a "tournament" to find the most popular Final Fantasy series music. (Well, okay, it's more of just an excuse to listen to lots of Final Fantasy music. But still.)
You can vote in the tournament for which of each pair of musical tracks you like more, by going to the 2017 Regalia Playlist Championship forum and voting. Don't have an account? Just go make one; it's free.
The first-round matches are finishing up, and the second-round matches have just begun. They include links to uploads of all the music so you don't actually need to know any of it by heart to vote.
You should join them!
Steam presumably will follow in a few days.
I actually forgot to get MDK.
By my records I am seeing that GOG had free games available at at least the following times this year:
November 22: MDK
October 24: Stronghold HD + A.D. 2044
September 19: Oddworld: Abe's Oddyssee
July 15: Jotun: Valhalla Edition
June 9: Rebel Galaxy
June 7: a GOG Connect promotion, which allows Steam users with certain games that GOG also carries to get free GOG copies of those games
April 26: The Witcher 1 (promotion via Ars Technica)
April 21: Saints Row 2 (also free on Steam)
no
seriously
what
well, to be fair, it was sort of inevitable.
Maybe that was an overly impulsive decision which I'll reconsider next year, after I know more about the next expansion and the story of it. But from the way things look right now, I was too depressed to even enjoy playing Legion any more, knowing what was on the horizon.
The faction war--which I have never liked--is going to go from a cold war to a hot war. And from the look of things, it's going to happen because the current team has just decided to make the Horde bad guys.
I won't go into it all right now, but in a nutshell: Sylvanas is still Warchief, it's revealed that she's planning to attack Stormwind without any provocation, and if you want to play Horde then you've got to follow her. What's more, despite her being as evil as Garrosh and with a similar list of war crimes to her name already, there's no revolution against her like there was against Garrosh. There isn't even anybody on the Horde side who challenges her for the leadership position, like Cairne did with Garrosh before Garrosh had even done anything really vile.
I wouldn't mind playing the unquestionably bad faction, though I do get annoyed if I'm doing questionable things while the game pretends I'm not, which at times has been the case. So far Blizzard has come with plot points that excuse the Horde, but after a while one has to wonder why one faction gets assigned the questionable role and the other one (for the most part) isn't.
The faction war thing usually gets hinted at, but nothing ends up happening. If that changes I do expect to like it.
Exactly. This is something I saw people bring up on the forums too, like "Why is the Alliance never the aggressor?"
It's not like people on the Alliance side never do anything wrong, of course. You've got stuff like Camp Taurajo being sacked and Sky Admiral Rogers ordering her troops to shoot orcs in the water who were trying not to drown...
...but then again, the Alliance has never had a leader who uses chemical warfare on a regular basis and has her scientists doing experiments on prisoners. And the Alliance never put anybody in charge who went full sociopath. The worst faction leaders on the Alliance side have been, I guess, Varian and Moira, and both of them became better people as time went on. Sylvanas has stayed pretty much the same.
But anyway, back to Battle For Azeroth: we know right now that either the Horde is going to start the hostilities by burning Teldrassil down, or it'll appear as if they did, and that's what causes the Alliance to go after them. Thing is, even if Sylvanas has nothing to do with Teldrassil getting burned, she WAS planning to attack another Alliance capital without provocation. (Unless you count Genn Greymane breaking her magic lantern as sufficient provocation, which I don't.) So the Horde is still being led by either the very worst person possible or a close second (that's if Gallywix is actually worse than her) and people who ought to know better are willingly following her: Saurfang, Baine, Rokhan, and Lor'themar.
If the faction war has fans then it's just a case of mileage varying and I hope they have fun, but this is the kind of thing that sucks the fun out of the game for me, kind of like how the ending of Mass Effect 3 ruined the experience of playing an otherwise very good game for so many people. I'm old enough to have played Warcraft III when it first came out, which made me fall in love with Thrall and with his Horde, and which ended with everybody putting aside their differences and working together. It sucks for me to see all that progress towards peace undone, and to see Thrall's Horde becomes Sylvanas' Horde.
> storage: 60 GB available space
wtf
(making games yuuuuuuuuuge: an unintentional anti-piracy measure?)
To be fair it did first come out on BD.
Clearly you've never seen a coalgirls rip circa mid-2010s.
World is Grim Enough - Mini Metro, a nonviolent casual/puzzle game where you route a metro system to shuttle passengers between nodes.
Choices Matter - Fate of the World, a sim game where you have to manage the world's economic development, political conflicts, natural resources, and environmental conditions.
Haunts My Dreams - Atelier Firis, because I literally had a recent dream where I was in an Atelier world, even though it seemed more like Escha & Logy. I didn't pick Sophie because Firis seems more interesting.
Mom's Spaghetti - Dysfunctional Systems episode 1, because of spoilery reasons.
No Apologies - Inescapable, a horror platformer which has a low rating on Steam (arguably because people expected it to be Super Metroid), but which I really appreciated.
Cry Havoc - Fairy Bloom Freesia, an arena beat-em-up with really smooth controls.
Suspension of Disbelief - Khimera: Destroy All Monster Girls, a pretty wacky and hilarious action platformer.
Soul of Vitruvius - Final Fantasy XIII, because they made Lightning model for Louis Vuitton. I mean, seriously.
Defies Description - Potatoman Seeks the Troof, a game with a bizarre trailer, a strange premise, and sometimes trippy areas featuring an increasingly surreal sequence of events.
Labor of Love - 100% Orange Juice, because the devs (both Japanese dev and localizer) have continued to support the game for years after release and regularly update the game and run seasonal events.
Whoooaaaaaaa, Dude! 2.0 - The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, because I'm interpreting the award to be about political intrigue. The story of this game has a lot of it, though I should warn, DO NOT PLAY SC before playing the first Trails in the Sky, because that first game is actually the first half of the story.
Even Better Than I Expected - Ys Origin, because I played Ys: the Oath in Felghana before it, and I was mightily impressed by that game, then Ys Origin blew even that out of the water.
[custom] Most Diligent Developer - Mystik Belle, because the dev personally responds to basically every bug report and request for help.
I've played all these games except Atelier Firis, Trails SC (but I have played the first Trails game), and FF13.
Of these games, I've played five (Mini Metro, Dustforce, SpaceChem, TF2, Rock of Ages), and own three more that I have yet to play (Stardew Valley, Nuclear Throne, Superbrothers).
I wanna get it, but unfortunately I found out there's no easy way to use Amazon balance to buy it.
Unfortunately not available here.
Link's horse is a motorbike.
Your argument is invalid.
this thing looks and apparently moves like a Shaktool from Super Metroid.