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FF8 is probably the easiest to finish, considering how easily one can get to level 100 in that one. (Thanks, Island Closest to Hell!)

Of course, in general, the later the game was created, the easier it will be. They keep ramping down the difficulty be leaps and bounds.

in FF12, you don't even have to control your characters.

I didn't really like the ending of 7, or really the game as a whole. 10's last bosses aren't that difficult if you go around and get 3-5 of the 7 characters' ultimate weapons and level them properly. 9's last bosses are a pain, because Kuja gets turns so quickly. 7's last bosses are tedium because it's just Knights of the Round! Mime! Mime! Mime! Mime! ad nauseam.

What monsters that regenerate?

Oh.

You have to kill them in order. Purple, red, yellow, green. Then you go to the cleverly named cockpit.

Don't go into the thing that appears over Tears' Point until you have everything you want from the world.

Snow isn't full. The crown/nobility side is almost all LotD (my character isn't in the castle anymore) and the demon side is only just beginning to flesh itself out.

If you still wanna create a new RP, there's still modern/fantasy, scifi/fantasy, or modern/realistic, medieval/realistic, scifi/realistic.

I had finished up my revision of revisionist history to make it better, but it turned out that Soloist made a medieval fantasy RP already so yeah.

Soloist, someday I will be that hobo. Dude, where the hell did you find that!?

Final Fantasy eh? I think the only ones of mine I've nto finished are 4 and 8. 4 because I got my dumb self lost, and 8 because I had made a fighting team designed to combat multiple foes. When I had to do that fight where the witch combines with Rinoa, it just wasn't gonna happen. I was stuck-ed.

Ah, Tales of the Abyss. It's Tales of Symphonia with more interesting, less annoying characters and a main character who isn't Robin of Teen Titans fame with swords. I can even tolerate the token whiny annoying character, though much of that can be attributed to the fact that he doesn't speak up much.

Also, there being a plausible reason for the main character's ignorance (although the reason seems soap-opera-esque at first) of the world, and thusly the need for it all to be explained to him in typical "I don't know anything about how my planet works" RPG fashion is nice.

Could that even be called an RPG? I find it more to be like Splinter Cell, and therefore more of an action genre. But I guess since you are playing the ROLE of a thief, then I suppose it could be called an RPG. But then again, any other game could also be an RPG in that sense.