Roman Numbers.

Today we'll be learning Roman numerals.(FF's roman numbers in the title is getting more and more complex :D )

There is often modern and alternate usage.

XV:15

XVI:16

As you can notice,the X is at the front while the V + Is at the back.So it will go on and on like this...

XXV:25

XXXV:35

It will only change once it reaches 40

XL:40

XL=40 with the usual Roman Digits,V,VII and so forth.

Once it reaches 50 it'll change again.It will turn into L.Hopefully this will allow people to distinguish roman numbers more easily and hopefully that this "tutorial" will not be too complex.If it is,leave me a word,I'll try to edit it in a way that it would be understandable.Though I really doubt that they'll reach Final Fantasy 50 or something :P

Haha :lol:

This site, GameSpot, is for ages 13 and higher. I'm pretty sure that we all knew roman numerals by that age. :P

did you really have to make a whole new topic just for some roman numerals

Here is a quick teaching:

Roman Numerals 1-1900

Apparently Square-Enix doesnt know its Roman Numerals very well either,

I dont know if anyone else noticed this but in FF7, in the temple of the ancients, On the screen with the huge clock, if you look at the numbers they are all roman numerals but it goes, I, II , III, IIII, V. Instead of IV for four they put IIII.

I thought of all people, The makers of FF would know that IV is the roman numeral for 4 not IIII.

lol, well it was just a mistake but funny all the same.

Apparently Square-Enix doesnt know its Roman Numerals very well either,

I dont know if anyone else noticed this but in FF7, Iin the temple of the ancients, On the screen with the huge clock, if you look at the numbers they are all roman numerals but it goes, I, II , III, IIII, V. Instead of IV for four they put IIII.

I thought of all people, The makers of FF would know that IV is the roman numeral for 4 not IIII.

lol, well it was just a mistake but funny all the same.

Abicus7