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FF VII: Cait Sith was just weak, and annoying
FF VIII: Squall was an heartless a** FF IX:Quina was ugly and annoying FF X: Wakka needed to shut up FF XII: Ashe is a B**** |
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FFX-2 still I liked it more than XII just cause it had sphere break an ace mini game. well I gotta say I totally didn't get the point to XII this Vaine guy wants humans to not be the puppets of gods...and thats so wrong why? also theres no love in that game love is a part of every good story. but yeah characters that annoyed me hmm well the 7 cast didn't bother me, 8 again yeah zell needed a smack round the head to calm down but nothing to bad, 9 umm well garnet did age me a lil sometimes steiner was the one i hated most he sucked worse than freya 10 wakka quick a monster hit it with a ball!! and lulu was totally useless when Yuna got her celestial and hers is easy as pie to get, 12 then hmm Vaan and Ashe annoyed me the most I just wanted to tell them that no one will ever love them as much a Tidduls and Yuna WAIT NO BROTHER! him he sucked so much. |
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"Tokka_lover77" FF VII: Cait Sith was just weak, and annoying He had the highest M-DEF in the game and his Limit Break could kill any boss, including the WEAPONs. |
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Wakka from FFX hands down.. he was the WORST character ever..... his presence didnt even make sense in the game...
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"Raye Delvego" Wakka from FFX hands down.. he was the WORST character ever..... his presence didnt even make sense in the game... Um...he had connections to Lulu as her lover's brother which helped her character develop, he was Yuna's Guardian, he helped get Tidus established during the beginning of the journey, and he provided an antagonistic counterpoint to Rikku that was the one single interesting thing in the game that had any relation to her at all. In addition, he developed as a character in his own right extremely well, going from a close-minded religious bigot to being more tolerant and accepting, thus reinforcing the game's general theme of being open-minded enough to look for and be able to find a better way of doing things than what's already established, and his position and demeanor help to establish and flesh out the game's setting of Spira in a myriad of ways, from its religious traditions to the place of the Al Bhed in its society. Aside from Yuna and Tidus, Wakka's presence was one of the most important and best fitting in the game. But perhaps you were too busy with groundlessly hating him to see any of these simple facts through your bias. Funny how you can hate someone that you're actually very like, huh? |
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