Julian is Angry, Hurt
Since no one else is able to, I've been playing FTA2 for about an hour now. This just isn't my type of game; being dropped in a city with no word on who I'm controlling, why I'm there, what I'm doing, or where to go is...bothersome. I think this might be almost unplayable without the instruction manual; like how to be able to shop. Click the Mental Inventory button of the character you're controlling to bring up a sub-menu; on this menu there will be a picture of your character's brain, divided into three colored sections. Click the blue section to get to a different sub-menu and then look through those icons to find the SHOP Icon, click that to change your pointer into a shop Icon, and then click the Shopkeeper you wish to talk to.
..Actually in spite of what that user told me that isn't getting this person to sell me anything. It makes him give different dialog explaining how to sell things to him. Which is nice, but not what I wanted at all.
*coughs*
Looted the town, sold their junk, skimmed several books and scrolls, got lost in a Forest, killed some goblins (obtaining a bow, better daggers, some shields, and leather gloves), continued being lost, and then the game crashed.
If that thrilling hour of gameplay is enough to change my vote, then I do so. If I need to play more than someone tell me where to go; stumbling around aimlessly is not accomplishing anything.
B
A
...If I must play further, than I shall. I'll play this as long as it takes for my opinion to be valid. I'd just really rather not.
EDIT: I recall during the Umineko match that playing the game specifically so you could vote against it was considered perfectly legal. And in spite of my comically exaggerated rage, if I played through the entire thing, I'd gamble that there are a few games in the bracket I'd declare worse than FTA2. FF6 is not one of those games.
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"We like to think the past doesn't have any effect on us, but ignorance of the past can be as dangerous as a ticking bomb."