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| MeccaPrime | May 2 2009, 08:16 PM Post #1 |
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If you have some free time on your hands, read this article. It is very interesting. Tell me which one is your favorite. My faves are: Flow of Goods Rule The quality of goods in the world is dependent upon the shop's distance from the final dungeon. It doesn't matter if the town you start in has a huge thriving economy and is the center of world trade, it will always have the game's worst equipment; and even if that village near the end is isolated and has only three people in it, it will have the game's best equipment. All The Time In The World (Rinoa Rule) Unless there's a running countdown clock right there on the screen, you have as long as you want to complete any task -- such as, say, rescuing a friend who's hanging by one hand from a slippery cliff edge thousands of feet in the air -- no matter how incredibly urgent it is. Dawdle or hurry as you will, you'll always make it just in the nick of time. |
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| Adam The Chao | May 2 2009, 09:21 PM Post #2 |
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Vocaloid Fan
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Its all completely true. These are my favourites: (Because they happen ALL the time) Magical Inequality Corollary When the enemy uses Petrify, Silence, Instant Death, et cetera spells on you, they will be effective 100% of the time. Figurehead Rule Whenever someone asks you a question to decide what to do, it's just to be polite. He or she will ask the question again and again until you answer "correctly." (Except in Super Paper Mario) If you're unsure about what to do next, ask all the townspeople nearby. They will either all strongly urge you to do something, in which case you must immediately go out and do that thing, or else they will all strongly warn you against doing something, in which case you must immediately go out and do that thing. Law of Traps No matter how obvious the trap, you can't complete the game unless you fall into it. Arbor Day Rule At some point, you're going to have to talk to a tree and do what it says. "Mommy, why didn't they just use a Phoenix Down on Aeris?" Don't expect battle mechanics to carry over into the "real world." (I didnt have a Phoenix Down. ) |
![]() ^ If you dont know who this is...Google it. FFF (Final Fantasy Fanboy) Final Fantasy X is favourite, Closely followed by FFVII... X-2 was a good game if you don't hate it for being filled with Fanservice. | |
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| Prower | May 2 2009, 10:32 PM Post #3 |
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Pegasus Boots
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The Higher The Hair, The Closer To God (Cloud Rule) The more outrageous his hairstyle, the more important a male character is to the story. |
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| TheAdamantArchvile | May 5 2009, 06:55 AM Post #4 |
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So Zetta Slow
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One that annoys me Random Battles: I like to see my enimies before I kill them. |
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| Dragonatrix | May 5 2009, 07:04 AM Post #5 |
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Dead Wolf
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Garrett's Principle Let's not mince words: you're a thief. You can walk into just about anybody's house like the door wasn't even locked. You just barge right in and start looking for stuff. Anything you can find that's not nailed down is yours to keep. You will often walk into perfect strangers' houses, lift their precious artifacts, and then chat with them like you were old neighbors as you head back out with their family heirlooms under your arm. Unfortunately, this never works in stores. "Silly Squall, bringing a sword to a gunfight..." No matter what timeframe the game is set in -- past, present, or future -- the main hero and his antagonist will both use a sword for a weapon. (Therefore, you can identify your antagonist pretty easily right from the start of the game just by looking for the other guy who uses a sword.) These swords will be far more powerful than any gun and often capable of distance attacks. MacGyver Rule Other than for the protagonists, your choice of weapons is not limited to the prosaic guns, clubs, or swords. Given appropriate skills, you can cut a bloody swath across the continent using gloves, combs, umbrellas, megaphones, dictionaries, sketching tablets -- you name it, you can kill with it. Even better, no matter how surreal your choice of armament, every store you pass will just happen to stock an even better model of it for a very reasonable price. Who else is running around the world killing people with an umbrella? and... Nostradamus Rule All legends are 100% accurate. All rumors are entirely factual. All prophecies will come true, and not just someday but almost immediately. Would be better named as Persona 2 Syndrome, no? |
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