And hopefully state why. Also you might want to put a spoiler warning in your thread (or post) just for those who havent played the game. If people dont expand on these ideas, it going to be reduced to a poll thread so a little effort please. ^__^
And hopefully state why. Also you might want to put a spoiler warning in your thread (or post) just for those who havent played the game. If people dont expand on these ideas, it going to be reduced to a poll thread so a little effort please. ^__^Arath_1
Oh, my apology, i'm kind of new around here. I will make it clearer next time. Thanx for advise.
Oh, my apology, i'm kind of new around here. I will make it clearer next time. Thanx for advise.FF12BK
No problem welcome to the community and just to try and get the thread on a roll.
The opening sequence to Final Fantasy VIII.
Despite not enjoying the game too much. The intro really blew me away (as did some other scenes during the game). The sword fight was spectacular and I loved how the mixed the scenes to suit the music with Sorceress Edea making an appearance and so forth. Really fantastic. Left me pumped (too bad the rest of the game wasnt to great, dont hate me for saying it).
Also the scene in which you are running away from the spider in Dollet and when Quistis saves your ass with the big rail gun. Loved those cut scenes if nothing else. Pretty amazing stuff.Â
Lets start it all over again. Please share any specific moment (any scene) in any FF series that made you feel deeply impress or having emotional impact by it.
Mine is the scene when Cecil have to fight with himself in order to become the Light Paladin in FF IV. The reason why i'm impress by it was because it reflect on the reality that the greatest enemy is our innerself.Â
The scene that did it for me was in Final Fantasy VI on the floating continent when Kefka manages to become a God. Then once he proceeded to destroy the world. Only thing going through my head was that a villain finally achieved what he set out to do. I not once expected the world to get destroyed my first playthrough. Had an impact on me ever since. Villains need more victories.
The scene that did it for me was in Final Fantasy VI on the floating continent when Kefka manages to become a God. Then once he proceeded to destroy the world. Only thing going through my head was that a villain finally achieved what he set out to do. I not once expected the world to get destroyed my first playthrough. Had an impact on me ever since. Villains need more victories.Gorman7147
Oh man, I was just gonna write that. Another good scene is right after that, when you only have Celes and you have to try and find everyone all over again...you feel almost hopeless, like as if Kefka really did win. That second half of the game is quite impressive, really gives off that feel of struggle. I agree - villains do need more victories, makes them seem more intimidating almost.
Oh boy, I have many, I'll post as I have time. Right now, the scene I remember so much and that grabed my attention (aside from Aeris death of course, lol), was the opera scene in FFVI. I couldn't believe they did something so great like that in a SNES. That was so fantastic, not only the part Celes/Maria sings but all that mess happening at the same moment and the train escape... that was so phenomenal.
One of the scenes I liked was the opening scene to FFX. It had truly stellar music and it showcased a great Blitzball match while setting the stage for the rest of the game.
Yes the the scenes in VIII were amazing, such great graphics for the PS1......all them were good I quite liked the scene in III/VI when you find out the story of Terra in the esper world ........It was just pieced together so well
**Final Fantasy 9 Spoilers** The scene where Bahamut destroys Alexandria was simply magnificent. Seeing that dragon spread it's wings of destruction is probably one of my most favorite things about that game.
I second Final Fantasy VIII's intro. What a way to start the game! When I first fired the game up and saw this intro, my mind was left buzzing. Action, mystery, romance, hatred and sorrow all in just the first FMV of the game. All of this of course with the resounding music 'Liberi Fatali' made this moment one that I will never forget in terms of Final Fantasy games. Another reason why this FMV really stays in my memory was the fact that it just threw characters in front of you without even introducing them, Edea and Rinoa most notably. This left many questions about who they were at the beginning of the game which I thought was great.
i was deeply impressed with zanarkands destruction though i think they should have expanded the scene more. when kuja destroys terra, got me fearing fighting kuja.
I second Final Fantasy VIII's intro. What a way to start the game! When I first fired the game up and saw this intro, my mind was left buzzing. Action, mystery, romance, hatred and sorrow all in just the first FMV of the game. All of this of course with the resounding music 'Liberi Fatali' made this moment one that I will never forget in terms of Final Fantasy games. Another reason why this FMV really stays in my memory was the fact that it just threw characters in front of you without even introducing them, Edea and Rinoa most notably. This left many questions about who they were at the beginning of the game which I though was great. Somegamer
I prolly could have said that but since you did I have to say WOOT!
My most memorable scene was the opening of FFVII. It was the first FF on the playstation and I was blown away by the graphics. That scene got me pumped for the rest of the game, I couldn't stop playing.
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