310 - Scene 75 - The End - Ruins of Zeltennia Castle's Church 

you know mate... I kinda wish delta was the final boss of the game and wish Queen Ovelia can be recruited so she can literally destroy him!! I mean wow he uses everyone includes Ramaza and her... wow... I wish there was final fantasy tactics 2 so I can see this guy get killed lol...

this is one of the few video games I got beyond pissed lol

Yes, I was initially shocked, sad, and pissed, then that mostly changed to, "Wow, the people who made this the story this dark and twisted and with this kind of an ending really had some major balls" lol. It's like the bad ending for Chrono Trigger, but there aren't 12 other endings this time. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iC_BUaKN3is.html

Delita "made it" but he betrayed and stabbed every single person along the way in the back. I think he might have genuinely loved Ovelia. But there was just no way she'd believe or trust that. Every fiber of her being probably felt he was going to stab her in the back sooner than later. Her reaction is sudden, but makes so much sense. Delita got what he wanted, but he lost everything else along the way, no one could ever love him after knowing what he really did.

They definitely need to make a part 2 they already got ff7 remake on the way i belive they cooking up something for fft, they should start part 2 with ramza and alma as the main characters

Late reply, but one game that does come close is tactics ogre reborn. Made by the same guy. It's pretty depressing though towards the end.

Agree to all of this. Delita did turn into a monster. And like I say in the description of this video, at 16 years old I was so sad at this ending because Ovelia's life was so unfair. She was manipulated and used, and the story makes such a strong point about users and those who are used. I felt so sorry for her.

@@FTTPlaythrough And thats the real tragedy of it, he (at least in part) did it all for her. The only person in the world he wasn't trying to kill or betray was her. I think once he found out she was a fake, she felt like a kindred spirit to him, a commoner caught in the tide of the nobles. She has just been used and abused for so long by so many people that I imagine by that point in time she was mentally unstable, and probably thought she had outlived her usefulness to him. It's tragic for all of them, really. Delita didn't want to be a monster, he thought he had to be, Ramza had to sacrifice everything to do what was right, and poor Ovelia and Alma were just victims of this struggle because of who they were related to (which is doubly tragic for Ovelia, who wasn't even actually royal) It's all very shakespearian.

Yes that one scene showed he identified with her when he told her she was a fake. Then she realized Ramza was the real hero, and empathized with him more than Delita.

I'd buy it/play it.

her trust? after THAT?

From Lord Dracula; Symphony of the Night

@@Archedgar The Bible, actually! I haven't played SotN yet. But the phrase is significant in any aspect of life.

@@HCSR2 ... yes, that was the joke. It's also mentioned in SOTN but explicitly stated to be from the bible even there.

@@Archedgar Hah! I see now! Never played it, wouldn't have known.

It makes me feel terrible, I almost never cry from a video game but the story positively kills me.

@@FTTPlaythrough there are other instances of death scenes that I found shocking, but I won’t go through them. But I do keep telling myself that they ain’t real every time

Yeah I almost never get affected by it so when I do, in my opinion, it means they really did the story well. Delita is a cold narcissist and sociopath and it's sad to see people who are used by narcissists to this degree.

@@FTTPlaythrough well even thought the bastard doesn’t die, he still sorta lost because of the path he chose and where they lead him, losing everything (idk i’ve never played the game like I said)

Delita is a tragic character. The loss of his sister spurred him on to change the world in a way that no one else could. He had to abandon many of his ideals in pursuit of that goal. And along the way, he also developed feelings for Ovelia. His promise to her was true, that he'd deliver her a kingdom. His words to Ramza were also true, that he would die for her. Ovelia likely held a place of devotion in his heart that had long been unoccupied since the death of his sister. But the betrayals he had to commit along the way took a toll. Ovelia bore witness when some treacherous words were exchanged. She didn't see that he had spared Balmafula, and had her and Olan set up to live free lives. He wasn't a monster. He was half man, half monster. But Ovelia didn't see him the same way after that. Delita's misdeeds caught up to him, in the worst possible way... And he reacted in the same way he'd practiced all those years. And he lived to regret it for the rest of his days. I'm sure he made a great king, though.

She stabbed him, and the monster took over. It all happened in a flash. And you can see his instant regret and devastation.