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....i like it, i like it alot....its a new away message o.0

The problem was if you maxxed out your characters in FF8, the monsters became disgusting later on in the game, because they scaled to your character level. I didn't realize this the first time I played, and the game became basically unplayable because I took my general approach to a FF game when playing the first time through when playing it (gain at least 5 levels between every plot point so that I can breeze through the enemies and get to the story).

So instead, if you maxxed out your GFs and gained no character XP by carding everything, you got the junctions, which meant you could max out all your stats, while the monsters remained completely pathetic compared to your own monster PCs, because despite being raving badasses, they were only like 30th level at the end of the game.

It also made the card game very, very easy as by the time I started playing, I had a ton of cards and some of them ended up being pretty awesome.

see, my general take to FF games are just playing them through. i usually dont have a problem with enemies. and i want bosses to be a challange.



dont...dont EVER try to grow materia...its not worth it...i grew...Knights of the round....

did you figure out Ruby weapon's puzzle?


or will i be the only one in history to get it?

I think I'd read somewhere that the monster levels increase with yours. But that was okay with me because it meant that I'd gain character XP faster.
Like, going to some dangerously high leveled area was always a treat.

The actual bosses were no challenge because they were at set levels I think, so tougher monsters were kind of relieving.
Altho, by L.100, nothing's really that difficult with every stupid stat maxed out.

That card game saved my a**... I loved it. And then those Holy War (...?)things you get from some card... those were so lovely.

I don't remember there being a riddle, just a lot of people turning into stone or something. It's been a while since I played... talking about it makes me want to go back, actually, even though I didn't really like 7's plot. Or 8, really. 6 and 9 had good stories, though. I have no idea about 10, never played it. Crystal Chronicles... well, it's a helluva lot of fun (although only one of my friends has a GBA, so between the two of us we only can play three player games...), but I wouldn't rate the story as being the number one priority in that game.

The phone rings, it's early, it's seven o'clock.
He says sorry I woke you, but I just had to talk
You know last night, remember when I tried to choke you?
I didn't mean it, I was drunk, it was only a joke.
You should know that by now,
when the chequered flag comes down,
no one no one no one has won the race.

The next night he's over and over and under
and after he's finished she lies there and wonders
just why does she need him and why does she stay here
and then in the darkness she'll quietly say Dear,
you've never really known that when the white flag is flown,
no one no one no one has won the war.

They're complicated people
leading complicated lives,
and he complicates their problems
by telling complicated lies
He tells her he's sorry, she tells him it's over,
he tells her he's sorry, she says over and over
You've never really known that when the white flag is flown,
no one no one no one has won the war.

There goes a forest and there goes a bluebird
There goes a partridge and there goes a Go Train
There goes an angel and there goes a steeple
There goes a cop car and there goes an eagle
There goes a raven and there go the ribbons
There goes a raven and there go the ribbons
There goes a raven and there go

The ribbons the ribbons the ribbons
The ribbons of the flag.


heres a clue, the band is every straight sex driven 16yr old males dream...and Yuri's

wtf is TATU?