What Emotions Did This Game Produce In You?

[Dark Knight]

i got much more emotion from FF8 now that was a masterpeaice but don't get me wrong FF10 was good but never sent me clase to tears

and what it had a sad ending i was thinking it was a happy one with Tidus disappearing and all lol

 

[domon]

For me, I really thought this game brought out all kinds of emotions from me. And testament to a great game, the ability to evoke such conflicting emotions even after you've finished the game.

Sadness and some kind of shock. Bound to happen with all the twists in the story. Sweet heart-wrenching parts as well as touching confessions abound. Light-hearted moments where Tidus and Rikku are around, and also Wakka. Unbelievable resentment yet helplessness regarding the whole Sin/Yevon/summoner thing.

A goog game captivates you throughout the gameplay, a great game like X, instills clear emotions in you about its story even after you've completed the game for so long. God I love this game.

 

[Auron's Apprentice]

i got much more emotion from FF8 now that was a masterpeaice.

You know, I have to agree with you on that. I actually enjoyed playing that more than FF7, but mostly because of Squall Leonhart (I thought he was a great character) and I really enjoyed the love story between him and Rinoa as I did between Tidus and Yuna, despite both being different love stories.

But still, FFX is still my top FF game, but this time followed second by FF8.

 

[hireshi]

If anything, frustration.
I am not completely done with it yet. But I have spent already a good amount of hours on it. And so far, I only feel frustration from bosses that I struggle beating. The things between Yuna and Tidus doesn't really appeal to me all that much.

 

[Danjit]

For me, the most emotional moment was the group sitting around the fire in Zanarkand. With the most amazing music to accompany the scene, I found it more saddening than anything I have ever witnessed in a game.

Spoiler

The thought of Yuna sacrificing herself, leaving her friends behind, for the sake of the world. It was a rather touching moment and I just wanted to help Tidus and Rikku find another way there and then.

But I'm the same with all Final Fantasy games....I feel as if I'm actually there after a while.

But of course, the end of the game was so tragic. I wasn't quite moved to watering eyes and tears, but I never wanted Tidus to leave Yuna. Not like that. It surely has to be upsetting to anybody who has a heart.