A series of letters sent unto the universe

[timepiececlock]

Dear world,

I have not played Kingdom Hearts II. Yes I feel the pain of this.

-Rashaka




Dear world,

I have not finished Kingdom Hearts 1. Yes I feel the shame of this.

-Rashaka




Dear world,

I'm almost out of college. When I have weekends again I'll beat that goddamn dragon if I have to shit out my own neon energy balls to do it. Then I'll buy Kingdom Hearts II.

-Rashaka


p.s. and someday i'll finish ff10. stupid seymore bluebutt assface.

Comments

[slacker-97.livejournal.com]

How does this sound. You beat FFIX for me, and I'll work on FFX then let you borrow FFX2. Oh, and give me back those countless hours of KH so I remember what I'm supposed to be doing and how to play the game to begin with.

[spikespeigel.livejournal.com]

FF IX still makes me cry. Not in a good way, though. I get they were trying to get back to the whole crystal dynamic, but the plot made no freaking sense. Even FF VIII made more sense than IX, and VIII was batshit insane.

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

The day anyone sorts out what the hell the end of FF8 was about ... I'll give'em a cookie.

[slacker-97.livejournal.com]

I didn't entirely understand FF IX myself, but I find I get lost half way through the story line on most of the FF games. At least once. I think getting back to the way they used to do things was an interesting angle, but not in the sense that it made the game freaking impossible.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Never played FFIX. Was it good? I also had little interest in X2... I haven't finished FFX (though now that I think about it I guess I know Yuna doesn't die...) and I'm not sure I like FFX enough to play its sequel. All the walking and talking drove me crazy-- it bothered me in a way that it didn't in FF7, though I never finished that game either...

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

I have IX. It's been sitting in my room for the past three months. Just never got around to messing with it.

As someone who spent over 200 hours playing X2 just so she could get 100% completion, IT'S NOT WORTH IT. Especially if you're not a 'shipper for a certain pair of characters. I felt fucking gyped. Just go to a site and download the FMV endings. Saves you time, money and sanity.

[slacker-97.livejournal.com]

It was difficult in the way the old Nintendo versions of FF were difficult. Seemed that all the random attack people were at least three times more leveled up than you. It was interesting, had lots of amazing cut scenes, but other than that, DAMN NEAR IMPOSSIBLE. In fact the only reason I didn't beat that game was because I started the last boss fight, only to find out it was like an eight part last boss fight that after the third hour of this fight and using everything I had, I died. ARGH!

FFX2 was alright. The dress sphere thing was both interesting and annoying. I think the thing I didn't like about it was the game didn't seem to have that same feeling of freedom like FFVII,VIII, and IX had where you didn't have to be where you needed to be.

From what I'm reading, it sounds like you've got issues with finishing your games. Just like me :)

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I'm so pathetically behind on Return of the King, you don't even want to know. I haven't even gotten the hobbits out of Osgiliath. And my Buffy:Chaos Bleeds game... I did what I always do. I loved it and played it all the way up to the last major boss (some asshole vampire), realized I suck, died about forty something times, then gave up. I have Beyond Good And Evil which I liked quite a bit and played through about half, until the geography of this one level got too difficult and I gave up. Might go back to that someday though-- BG&E was pretty much my ideal game, better than Kingdom Hearts or the Buffy game. It was that level between easy and challenging for a fair-weather gamer, and I guess it challenged me just a shade too much.