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For a project in school, we need to find four songs (each by a different artist) that relate to a specific theme in Romeo & Juliet. I'm not entirely sure how to describe my theme, maybe that love can lead to bad places? Anywho, so far I have Pearl of the Stars by Coheed and Cambria, but I need...

I do this same exact thing. I think it's more of a thing that I want the person(s) to be unhappy without me, yet when I realize that they are possibly even MORE happy without me, I feel horrible. Yet I go back. Yes, it's selfish of me to feel this way, but I don't act on it. I can't really...

If you were expecting the show to finish with all the answers tied up in a bow and neatly handed to you, you're watching the wrong show. Also...

last.fm is your friend. Seriously, I've discovered a good 3-4 bands that I like through it, and I rarely even use it. Well, there's a melodic hardcore/pop-punk band called Four Year Strong that is pretty good, which is basically very good because I usually only like Green Day and Blink-182...

There are a few nominees, not including marks: - Barthandelus 1/2 - Proudclad 1 - Including marks, it has to be the mission with the two Raktavijas, easily. Vercingetorix is up there as well though, with Gigantuar.

I see what you mean. It is kind of cheese-tastic. I suppose it's kind of a glass half-empty/glass half-full kind of thing. People like you and me see all that is wrong with humanity, while others see this unmeasurable force of power.

I liked VII and VIII. IV is my favorite FF. Playing through VI now and liking it. I also loved XIII.

I'm just going to copy and paste what I posted there, all in spoilers, because there are MAJOR SUPER SPOILERS.... in fact, this should probably be moved to the spoiler section... anyway...

Yeah, I agree in some way. The music is really great from chapter 11 on, from what I remember. Also, the Chocobo Theme pretty much makes the soundtrack great alone.

Oerba. It's completely rubble, but yet it's somehow beautiful. Like an organized mess or something, I suppose. Maybe it's the way the sunset looks. Yeah, that's probably it. Still, I love Oerba. Vampires are up there for my favorite enemies, so that just helps.

Still playing FFXIII. 78 hours later and I still have 8 Cie'th stones left. Then I have to go back and 5 star the ones I haven't already. And I have to 5 star the final boss. Then I have to max out the crystarium (if not already done), and get every weapon and accessory in the game. I swear...

Fang and Vanille were stuck in a crystal tower miles off the ground floating in some liquid thing. Even if they DID wake up, they'd probably fall to their deaths, or be trapped in the crystal tower and starve to death. As for killing Orphan, they were trapped in the room with him and he was...

Favourite Character: Sazh Favourite Male Character: Sazh Favourite Female Character: Lightning Favourite NPC: None really... Favourite Boss: Cid Raines Favourite Villain: Barthandelus Favourite Random Monster: Humbaba Favourite Job: Saboteur Favourite Paradigm: Smart Bomb Favourite Area: Oerba...

It seems as if your primary roles are the best for actually growing your characters stat-wise, while the secondary roles are there so you can get some very specific paradigms, which you'll only really need for cie'th stone missions and such. Basically, just focus on your primary roles, because...

I thought that the whole point of doing these things was that it would transform the people into crystals rather than have them become cie'th forever. If not, then what is the point?

I don't think it matters who completes the focus, as long as it is completed. Or else the story behind Cie'th stone missions wouldn't even make sense.

I always thought that it was an illusion, and that their focus was only to kill Orphan, not to destroy Cocoon. However, that wouldn't explain the brands, so this makes sense.

I must admit that enjoy not being able to overlevel. Lost Odyssey had a similar system in that, once you hit a certain level, all monsters in the area gave you 1 exp. Sure, once you get to the optional dungeon, there are rare monsters that level you up every time you kill one, but that's the...

Yes, and thankfully. Think about it, Titan literally EATS Adamantoises! The things that can kill you in ~3-4 hits.

Well, it's a hell of a lot better than FFXII. For gambits I only set attacks and healing spells anyway. The paradigms are a blast as well. However, it has its flaws. The leader dying is one, but the other is that, for some reason, one of my other attackers will always go attack someone that...