06-10-2003, 07:29 AM
If you don't mind, I'd like to say a few things about FFVI vs. CT.
I'd personally have to say FFVI is better in every way. In my opinion, the story is much more engrossing and connects you to the characters on a level CT never gets close to. For example, Kefka is much more personal, and you can get a good feel of how cruel and evil he is, whereas CT's main enemy doesn't really have a personality.
Also, I believe FFVI's music is phenomenal. It goes so well with the moods and themes, I love it. CT has some great music as well, but to me, it's just not up with FFVI.
I can't really go into too much detail because it's been a little while since I've played both. Overall though, I feel FFVI is just a superior game. Of course, this is just my opinion, and I'd like to see where other people stand on the subject.
I'd personally have to say FFVI is better in every way. In my opinion, the story is much more engrossing and connects you to the characters on a level CT never gets close to. For example, Kefka is much more personal, and you can get a good feel of how cruel and evil he is, whereas CT's main enemy doesn't really have a personality.
Also, I believe FFVI's music is phenomenal. It goes so well with the moods and themes, I love it. CT has some great music as well, but to me, it's just not up with FFVI.
I can't really go into too much detail because it's been a little while since I've played both. Overall though, I feel FFVI is just a superior game. Of course, this is just my opinion, and I'd like to see where other people stand on the subject.
Is grace enough to build a bridge once burned, to fill that which is hollow with the substance of virtue,
Though the wings of a dove have wiped a tear from my eye, my tongue has fanned the flames of transgression,
But love suffers long and rejoices in truth, and this imperfect creation is striving none the less for that which is eternal...
- Hopesfall - The Broken Heart Of A Traitor
Though the wings of a dove have wiped a tear from my eye, my tongue has fanned the flames of transgression,
But love suffers long and rejoices in truth, and this imperfect creation is striving none the less for that which is eternal...
- Hopesfall - The Broken Heart Of A Traitor