Perma death is a difficult mechanic, but a rewarding one. As many have mentioned, it is extremely difficult for characters to die in FFT, but a game like Fire Emblem makes your deaths more memorable. I still remember when my Seth was killed in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones... errrrrr... damn criticals.
You have faith in science (A hypothesis is still a hypothesis) and others, myself included, have faith in a Creator. Can I prove beyond a doubt that God exists? No. Can you prove without doubt the big bang? No. So neither of us can prove our beliefs and in the end it won't matter, when we die we die.
Couldn't the creation story be a metaphor? Have you even considered that? As for "Jebus" it is widely accepted that a figure known as "Jesus of Nazareth" was alive and well. After all the christian belief couldn't have just spawned out of nowhere. If you speak of a holy figure, a God, well, I couldn't prove that anymore than you could.
So please, tell us all the grandeur of man, how great we are. How we "trust" in humanity, we don't have faith in humanity, because faith is wrong. Lets argue about semantics, because that'll turn those faithful heathens!
Did you know that science states that it is the fate of all species to go extinct? Mankind cannot escape death, only postpone it. You speak of fairytales yet state a dream world in which there is no sickness.
This is where your wrong. Evolution is a process, it isn't something you believe in. Besides, evolution doesn't contradict a belief in God (or whatever deity).
I think the relationship between Ramza and his sister is also very heartwarming. I believe the word is platonic, but there relationship has shown me what true love is.
We are talking about the old NES right? Cause if so I agree 110% C'mon whats the asian market thinking? Releasing a game thats gonna appeal to there market. How childish is that? They should grow up. I mean, the guys in this game look like sticks or something. They need big burly guys from the gears series in there games.
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