Final Fantasy Type 0 Retrospective: A Matter of Expectations 

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I love the Tabata games, otherwise known as the "And Then They Died" games.

Type-0 is something extremly unique , it's special & deep but somewhat missunderstood

Unpopular opinion. This is the one game that deserves a remake

Time traveling actually works on that arena thing to level up. Just disconnect your internet and change your date to like next week and boom. I did that and the game ended up being really short for me

To explain the Machina situation: he's put between a rock and a hard place, and many scenes explaining his actions are easily missed. As you know he has the fear of losing people, but it's exacerbated by the recent loss of his brother and a cutscene where he actually confronts Rem about her worsening condition that, despite her attempts to downplay her poor health, ends with him realizing that she's going to die soon too. Naturally, you can see how this would affect a guy like Machina deeply who already had his mother shot in front of him and his village burned down to the ground before his eyes. He then gets forced to act as a spy against his will. During that mission where they're framed and his animosity was at it's highest due to the rest of class zero's callous talks about ditching Rem if it came to it (note that at this point he also knows they played a part in his brothers death and seeing this utter disregard for a life of a comrade makes him draw some unfortunate conclusions), he still also later acknowledges that despite their callous talk, when he was knocked out they still saved him and carried him to safety despite the danger and despite their callous words which helped him chill out a little bit. Unfortunately, the higher-ups make it abundantly clear that if he doesn't continue spying for them, they'll force the role upon Rem and he understandably doesn't want that pressure on her with her already in an extremely fragile state. It gets worse for him as Machina had become the White Tiger L'cie, which he only became due to the desperation of being stuck behind enemy lines and seemingly no way out or real power to keep Rem and the others safe(granted there was some selfishness there but his intentions were pure). Regardless of his intentions though, the enemy crystal began slowly eroding his will. Machina thought he could just take it's power and use it freely to defend everyone because of his encounter with the previous white tiger at the beginning of the game thanks to seeing she still had her personality and free will, but unbeknownst to him Cid had tampered with the crystal and found a way he could enforce his wishes upon it sometime after Qun'mi had fallen. Due to this tampering, Machina begins to constantly hear commands being forced on him in a voice growing louder and louder till his thoughts are all but drowned out turning him into a borderline mindless puppet. He loses track of entire days and weeks, and his formerly diminishing animosity towards class zero is once again revived and pushed higher than ever due to the crystal's influence on him. By the time Rem confronts him, Machina is completely gone until she frees him from the crystal's grip but by then....well you see what happened. If you get his last thoughts as a L'cie in post-game, you see him expressing confusion and horror over what he's done and begging anyone to save Rem. And then he gets to return to try and make amends for all his wrongs with his class only to find them all dead. Being Machina is suffering. And that's not even getting into him having 600,000,000 failed time loops worth of trauma subconsciously affecting him alone because Arecia along with wanting to make sure he kept his distance from them, also wanted to punish him for ruining her 'perfect' children by teaching them humanity and showing them kindness in the 1st timeline so she made it so that he doesn't get a clean slate like everyone else does in the new loops. Instead, despite not having memories, his soul will forever remember the trauma, fear, pain, powerlessness, and grief of EVERY. SINGLE. FAILED. CYCLE. All 600,000,000 of them.

That whole ending sequence always makes me cry through and through.

To explain Deuce, those music based warcrimes of hers happen when you unlock her alternative attack strings. Most notably her "melee" combo which is the one where she creates 5 increasingly larger circle AOEs centered on her. Those circles do notably high damage, come out fast and are magic based which makes her the only character who can conventionally kill flans without using meter or MP. Speaking of MP, Rem IS a cannon. Her ability to generate MP like nothing lets her spam magic with impunity.

Jack is a top tier character, he is slow but he can move faster if you sheathe your sword and his attacks animations are lighting fast, you run to the enemy, press the attack button and almost inmediately he'll be striking, he also hits the hardest of all the characters by far and his dodge is among the best because it allows you counter right away

Kurasame has a pet Tonberry so that alone makes it at least kind of good.

This is by FAR the best video on this game I’ve ever seen. I’ve never seen anyone else break it down in such a good and easily approachable way, and now it actually looks really appealing!

Brando! I have a bone to pick with you. Jack is a beast. Invest in Slipstream, Foresight Slash and Flurry. Jack will reliably one shot most enemies even without kill sight. Eight is another monster. Three styles for different situations, rechargeable Avoid and self sustain. Revisit this game with one of the range, Ace being the funnest, Trey being the strongest and Cater being easy mode.

I love how brutal this game is. The Alexander scene was WILDDD

Type 0 was one of the entries to this day I enjoyed the most. Off the top of my head I don't recall many other FF games where the story and tone was as mature as this one. Really didn't see it coming, and the whole philosophy over memories kept me engaged throughout given how much I treasure my own good and bad memories. A couple specifics: 1) Apostles of the Crystal is *such an amazing tune.* Moreso paired with the mission in which you first get to hear it (Chapter 7 with Machina). Didn't redeem him TBH but it certainly gave me the vibe he actually started giving a sh%t with that mission. I still listen to that song 8 years later. 2) Deuce WRECKS. One of the hardest hitting members of Class 0. And she murders everything in sight while frolicking. 3) I played it on an emulator with an english patch way back when. Still have it, so I figured I'd check. Last played 2015/11/07 2:38 PM. 579:43:13 hours. Full transparency tho, I cheated Gold Hourglasses to go back a couple days at a time. I get why they did it. To me it enforces the sense of urgency looming over the entire game. But time limits are my pet peeve. I'll happily endure it in online games as long as it's not straight up FOMO, but if it's single player? Screw that. Let me enjoy your game at my own incredibly sluggish and completitionist pace, devs. I think the game would've been way better for me were I not racing against the clock. Same reason why Dead Rising 4 draws me way more than the previous 3 despite those being better games from what I understand. 4) Type 0's HD giving easier access to the Gilgamesh weapons is certainly a draw instead of having to go through multiple playthroughs for each one, but ditching coop was a HUGE mistake, but that's just me. Playing Lost Planet 2 coop with 3 buddies was one of the best times we've ever had playing videogames. Played through Gears of War on release with my father (he's 70, I'm nearing 40). Since then, if any game has a coop campaign, we're in. Thanks for the video, Brando. I was waiting for this one to come out 😊 Played through FF13 for the first time since I watched your retrospective on it. Played it twice. 2nd run for 100%. At first I was aiming at going through all three FF13's but to be quite honest by hunt #58 I was pretty much done with the first one. So instead I've been on a low lvl FF9 playthrough and once I'm done with that I'll head over to FF12 since I never played the Zodiac Age version. *Maybe* then I'll give FF13-2 a go 🤷‍♂️ FF15 is next in the cards, right? I remember someone complaining about the combat being "hold one button = win", but when I saw people doing MAD DMC style stuff with the game I gave it a chance myself and ended up absolutely loving it despite its shortcomings. Can't wait to see your take on it.

I've never actually finished this game though I intend to but Final Fantasy meets WW2? That is the greatest concept ever. I want a series as long as SMT to exist in this universe.

That ending scene... I think you did it justice.

Type-0 is easily in my top 3 FF games. The cast was easily one of my favorites with Trey and Sice being my top two Character. The heavier tone really resonanated with me at the time and it's the first game I ever platinumed.

Don't forget: NG+ lets you do new story missions, but they don't really have any major revelations save for learning about Tiz (10) and Joker (something to make players read the book I guess, they don't do anything in the game). In fact, the more interesting cutscenes are scattered in the library entries, including the epilogue where class 0 go to a regular school and Ace turning into a Phoenix Samurai. These things made it seem like they were planning a follow-up of some kind, but as of now that doesn't seem to be the case.

Not the Jack slander 😭 he was my main during my playthrough and I feel like playing as him basically broke the game. He’s extremely lethal if u know what you’re doing!

Btw, Jack is pretty good for hitting killsights. He's the git gud character. Also the trick with eidolons is to use the revival skill with Rem to have practically infinite uses of them.

I think Seven’s versatility dwarfs every other character by a mile.

Man that ending...wasnt planing to play the game and it got me to tears how you described it

I remember overleveling deuce past any other the other characters and got her spell that just did basically full screen damage every second as she marches foreward. It was hilarious just walking everywhere and watching all the enemies fall over and die because of music.

Dissidia Opera Omnia also acts as an epilogue to Type 0, with Machina and Ace coming to blow and forgiving each other in regards to the ending. And it's part of the main story too

Out of all the possibilities I did not expect "Type:0 ends with 2 kids crying over the pile of 12 dead child soldiers that used to be their classmates" to be the ending that Square actually went with good god

As an FF fan, I had maybe 50 hours in this game and only remember Jack being a Jason Voorhees character - slow and menacing, killing in one blow. While Eight was the kung fu master, blitzing around the field annihilating enemies. I also remember how much fun my friend and I had mocking Cinq and Nine.

27:09 The constant downtime between missions and side quests sounds like heaven to me. I’ve put so many hours into 3ds games like Fire Emblem Fates and Etrian Oddessey because there was so much to do that could be done in little chunks. It holds up in the right context.

33:56 I've been playing Opera Omina and I honestly have to say I like how Class Zero's uniforms are all customized for each character.

i say this any time Type-0 is brought up, but i am *absolutely* convinced many of the initial ideas for FF8, before they decided to shift the story's focus to the romance aspect, ended up getting repurposed in Type-0 especially the ending makes me absolutely convinced of this

The point mentioned at 16:05 made me literally lol because that's exactly what I did with all my characters back in the day on the PSP. I leveled up every single one of them to the max level by first setting the date on my PSP to the lowest and then afterwards starting the game choosing a character to level and then saving the game, then turning off the game changing the date by one year and then restarting the game. Rinse and repeat this process to level everyone to max lvl.

Fun fact: there is NG+ But it doesn't show on main menu screen, you can load save file say story complete. And everything you have form your 1st playthrough will carry over, including the events and people you’ve talked with. (also I was doing easy mode on 1st playthrough and now I'm doing 2nd playthrough on normal mode)

Type-0 content? That's what i'm talking about! I've been looking forward to this one, it's such a criminally underrated game. I consider it one of the best Final Fantasy titles

The opening and the ending of this are some of the hardest. The opening is one of the most brutal in the series imo

Looks like the RU-vid algorithm noticed my love for this game (200 hrs). Type-0 has a LOT of options: combat, items, missions, locations, who to interact with... There's so much missable content which I think can be (but not always) a major strength considering that a second playthrough is mandatory for full context. Or, "the majority" of context. Full context would include the novels, manga, and Final Fantasy Agito which was surprisingly lore-heavy. Oh, Square...you and your lore-important live service games. Anywho. I'm rambling, but I'm always pleasantly surprised to see someone bother to cover this game. To anyone looking to play: please play the JP dub.

I feel like these characters are more well-balanced than they first seemed. I mostly say this because looking at all the other RU-vid comments I’m seeing so many wildly different opinions about who’s the best or worst. I’ve seen comments claiming Sice is the best, and comments saying she’s the worst. Same for Eight, Jack, and just about every other cadet. Pretty much the only consensus I’ve seen across all comments is that Rem is a must have, and Ace is at the very least pretty great. (For what it’s worth, I went through most of the game with Seven as my lead, and grew to love her playstyle a ton. I also used king quite a bit. His instant ranged gunshots were good for hitting breaksights. Made up for the low damage.)

First, that ending got me when I first played type 0. Then, you got me describing the ending, legit man tears. Second, our experience with this game is almost identical in that we went in with kind of low expectations and ended up getting the plat trophy and having a great experience with a less than perfect game. Third...... what is that tier list? As a general guideline in this game, magic is going to be the strongest thing your characters can do, thus the best mages make the strongest characters. The tier list should be like this in my opinion S Rem (she is not missing the cannon) A Cater, Sice B King, Jack, Trey, Ace C Machina, Queen, Seven, Nine D Sinque, Eight ??? Deuce Sice I rate highly because she is very strong late. Her quick cast attack does a little hop before the swing and can go in any of the 4 cardinal directions. So she can move, attack with good scythe reach (for melee), and cast -aga spells all at the same time. Its very powerful. Her stats are bad and her level 3 quick cast doesnt unlock till level 50 ish so I think people overlook how strong she is once she gets there. Kings projectiles are the fastest in the game, therefore the best at hitting break sights. Just strut around dodging until you get your shot. One clip should be enough to take out groups of enemies. Reload when everything is dead. Jack brings the damage. He is pretty much the only character who can match the power of magic with physical attacks. You need to master the bushido shuffle to truly unlock his power. I don't blame anyone for not wanting to put up with his movement issues.

Funny how Jack and Eight are on your bottom tier but are on my S tier. When you know what you're doing, they are beasts.

For a PSP remaster they should've redesigned how the weapons looked like, I think only in Opera Omnia where we get to see how each of the Type-0 character's weapons look like..

That ending is the reason I love this game so much. It got me just watching it again just in this video. Man now I need to get some tissues

I love how the flute girl at 34:26 is just vibing and playing that flute like a boss, while doing a runway strut.

I just want to say thank you for making these videos. They are always fantastic and a good degree of charitable without glossing over obvious flaws. You have a way of communicating about these games that I often have internal monologs about but am never able to really verbalize. Keep up the good work man.

oh man, duece concerto and flute stuff adds buffs to the party and her melee aoe attack is the most overpowered (especially with flan as its magic) just push forward as you melee attack and she spamms magic rings on the floor that grow and deal heavy magic damage. can empty an arena of like level 60 flan with a level 25 duece easy

This video is more of an extremely helpful guide than a review. I think I'm ready to jump back into the game. Thanks, Brando

40:36 one thing i really liked about this part in the game is that you get to talk to miletesi solidiers. Tell you things like about themselves that really set in stone the world for miletesi like thier motives and personal goals as troops like having to provide for family at home, some are even angry at you for having to take part in so much death, it humanizes all of individual npcs and troops and makes you feel heavy with the world, each troop you kill has a family, comrades and friends plus a purpose, just like you. Instantly after you have to kill all the troops you spoke too nailing down the true feeling of war in the game. My only issue is that this is never touched upon ever again, but that might be becayse of the will if the crystal or to nail down the feeling that you arent supposed to linger onto the feelings of death

Imagine not using Deuce in conjunction with Avoid as a Magic Passive and simply holding a button going BRRRRRRRR Jokes aside good video, I agree with the majority of it and what I don't it's completely up to personal preference

That ending has forever stuck with since the remaster came out. For an M RATED game, it really dug those themes deep and raw for the most part.

Someone doesn't know about Eight's super dodge move that makes him invincible as long as you can keep his MP up. Eight can solo anything regardless of level as long as you can hit it's break sights. It just might take a while to kill something 50 levels higher. Abusing Eight, Duce, and Rem's mechanics is how I beat all the expert trials in my first playthrough. Spamming Shiva with Rem's auto revive, plinking away at lv 90 field bosses with super flute girl with auto dodge equipped, ect. I agree Tray is really good though.

I think you did the ending justice, I knew nothing of the game going in and when you said what the subtitles were saying after all that, I cried.

Thank you for making this! I LOVED this game although I got stuck because I didn't lvl enough my characters. I'm happy I could experience the ending that I was robbed of. I genuinely love your videos, and somehow they aren't long enough lol. Good Work

Watching this retrospective really made me want to replay this game, so thanks for that. I'm one of those weirdos who unironically loved Type-0, the XIII trilogy and even XV. I don't let expectations and people's opinions judge my enjoyment of games and I can enjoy something fundamentally flawed as long as it has something I can anchor myself to. There's also The Last Remnant which fits this category (and was initially planned as a mainline FF game), which I remember liking even though its random chance gameplay was often frustrating.

Kinda surprised at Eight and Jack at the bottom. They were my go to characters to hit killsights. Using Eight I just danced around enemies till I could kill them using one fast punch. Jack was quite the contrary. Just stand there and let them come to me and they died so fast. If anything, Cinque was just awful all around. She was definitely the character I enjoyed playing the least followed by Sice.

Holy cow, i got actual goose bumps listening to that ending. Thank you for narrating it so beautifully!

As a big fan of this game, I think you shared a lot of feelings that I did. I was probably one of the few who played the game at release and loved it. It wasn't perfect but to know more about the characters and world and kept going at it. I really wish we could have gotten the rumored sequel, I was so excited and hopeful for it. I've watched a few other of your videos and they're really great! I look forward to bingeing what you've already put out and what you have to come!

I'd love to see you talk about the type 0 stuff that the 2nd playthrough adds. Alot of the stuff it adds fits the themes of the game alot imo.

For the HD remake they removed the happy ending and stuck it in gallery. You have to play NG+ and pick the bottom options when they are presented which for the most part are Class 0 going about missions vastly differently. Also NG+ unlocks some gear for Queen, the super boss which gives the best weapons, and a tower...which I've never beaten because TYPE-0 Tonberies are the worst! Dx

RU-vid just recommended this to me. Im extremely grateful to see more Type 0 videos,hella underappreciated.

Just started watching vids from your channel and I absolutely love all the deep dives into video games! (I just finished watching the ff13 vids). I adore the amount of research you put into these. And you can you can really feel all the effort put into them. Heaps of respect!

I’ve been looking forward to this one! Type-0 was my first platinum trophy when I finally got my hands on a PS4. While there are glaring issues, this game still struck a chord with me, and I still think on it fondly. That ending though!! Gets me every time!! Side note: my main team was Ace, Jack, Rem.

The only JRPG that features a war that really shows the visceralness of it all. I’m surprised you didn’t draw attention to the opening cinematic where we spend about five minutes watching a man die.

I did and got everything, and I mean everything this game has to offer. Every single weapon for every single character, finished everything on the highest difficulty, unlock all the files and uniforms, everything. So you can't imagine my joy watching a videa that finally does justice to the game. Thank you man!

I think it speaks volumes that just you describing its ending nearly brought a tear out of me. Powerful stuff.

I own this game on PC, platinumed it and am now on over 100 hours playtime. This game has many problems, but it's still close to my heart. Nice retrospective. SPOILERS: Also, as to Machina not "recognising" Rem during their battle, the control of the Crystals extends to robbing the l'Cie of free will and memories, so he probably didn't know who she was until he was injured and shocked into awareness.

For me, the gameplay was nothing special, but I loved the story and charecters. Although some of it is foggy now. I remember some secret charecters and all that but I forget the details, maybe I should give it a replay, but I remember it was a lot of work to get the secret endings.

I'm really happy to see my boy Brando getting sponsors. Keep up the great videos man!

Great video! I haven't played many Final Fantasy games, but I'm always happy to hear what you have to say for em. Congrats on the sponsorship B)

Deuce is ... The most OP when I play it on PSP. Equip her with avoid skill, and she can single handedly 1-2 Bahemoth early in game.

Currently playing through Type 0 for the first time ever and its surprisingly really good. As soon I saw that opening cinematic and heard that orchestra I was instantly hooked. As always I appreciate these reviews as you continuously give fair assessments of the games regardless of its flaws and reputation so thank you Mr. SP 🙏

I've never played a Final Fantasy game and don't really plan to, but I've really enjoyed all of your videos about them, your presentation is great

this review made me buy the game I can't believe I slept on this for so long you have the best reviews on youtube keep them up mate!

I mean, "technologically adept empire from a frozen wasteland invades more magic-capable nations" also appeared in Final Fantasy XIV, so I suppose early FF teens just really liked that premise.

I was so happy when this came to ps4 and xbox cause I was hesitant on getting the psp port but being so high priced and only in Japanese I couldn't do it but the gameplay is very fun to be I love just walking playing a flute and smashing the sh!t out of enemies and heh yeah I only bought this day one for the ff15 demo and didn't play type 0 for a few weeks and I ended up waiting 4 years to fully get into type 0 and actually beat it and beat it again and man that ending made me cry and then the possible sequel that will never happen saddens me more. Oh and Brando if you see this I was wondering if you could go over the bouncer from square Enix omg that was my very first ps2 game and was amazing for the time.

WoW I got goosebumps just from your retelling of the ending and I have never touched the game before.

you gave the ending justice. thank you 🫡

So the two people that chose power over mortality gets to live and then the people that stayed human died.

I remember thinking this game might be interesting just cuz it was an FF game with an M rating and I had just given up on The Last Remnant (was way more in depth than I was expecting since I was 13 and was still riding the high from the first half of FFX (couldn't beat Seymour then) and thought it was going to be the same, I also got the guide and was shocked at it's size cuz I was used to thin ones like for Tales of Symphonia and Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap) and then just never bothered to try the game

I don't know if it caught me at a very precise moment or if I just wasn't expecting it, but the intro movie... MAN. It really impacted me, got me all teary eyed and left me feeling so sad and empty. A really weird and intense moment.

I need like another hour of this video. Great job!

Dude I've been waiting for someone to make a fair and based retrospective of Type-0! I picked up the limited edition when it dropped (came with a FF-XV demo which was sick! I reached the level cap in it 😅) and put over 100 hours into Type-0. Got S rank on every mission and unlocked L'cie without a guide. I had no internet at the time and did nothing but game after school. I gotta say that even though you can finish the game quickly, there is crazy amounts of side content. People really need to give it a genuine shot cuz we havent had a FF like this for ages now and embraces blind playthroughs. This game was a genuine experience that some just dont have the time or patience for sadly. Thank you for covering this!

I honestly think this should have been a mainline entry, and they should have taken the time to actually finish XV.

I've actually been playing Type 0 on and off for a long time now and after beating the game and beating the Agito Tower for the 2nd time I'm finally starting to do the Crimson Missions and it's just a nice little twist on the missions you've done, kind of like a "What If..." I forgot where I was going with this, great video though I'm glad SOMEONE is talking about this game I've put way too much time into and now I don't feel as alone 😅

Very informative video. I always wanted to play Type 0. I've had it sitting on my shelf for years

39:00 and 54:23 and as a branch off of those, i love how dissidia final fantasy opera omnia (or DFFOO, a mobile game) uses class 0 as well, since they are in a different world, the crystal isn't there to mess with the memories... so they remember when people die and it FUCKS THEM UP (as a example when a chocobo dies protecting ace in his mini chapter) altho at the start due to the story of DFFOO they don't remember most of the events in type 0. spoilers below for DFFOO AND type 0 gets even better (or worse) due to events taking away their memories (ironically for the same reasons as the crystals in type 0) the class (or at least the ones you have at the chapter) started to get their memories back as well as knowing they don't make it and well THEY DON'T LIKE IT, some accept it rather reluctantly, some down right reject it (with ace in particular going crazy) it does hit really hard seeing them try to hold themselves together despite gaining memories of something they don't want

I'm not afraid to admit that the main reason I played this game was to Doot Doot enemies to death with Deuce. ... she fun.

What is the point of living if everything you did and are is instantly forgotten the moment you die? What a terrifyingly cool concept.

watching this after beating 16 and realizing how the story of this becomes more refined and mainlines in 16

Thanks for this, type o is one of my favorite final fantasys, on a story level anyways. I always wished they did a sequel or a real remake or something like that.

The way I see Type-0's gameplay is that THIS is what KH:358/2 Days Could have been. It was everything I wanted from that game for the most part, not great, but at least good. As for the story I hold it up as really good, especially if you take it as a historical drama which people do not expect from a game. But FF13:LR's ending kinda makes me angry knowing that it ruined their other timeline ending where they earned being happy and having normal lives hahaha

Found your channel randomly and listened to all of your videos on Final Fantasy XIII, while I still didn't think I'll get over how boring the gameplay was, I did enjoy the story and your perspective on the games in general. Glad that XV differentiated itself enough to win people back and even overcome it's own memes. Great videos

another great video, thanks for all the effort you put into them!

My favorite one of final fantasy. I love the darker mood of it.

When did Squenix decide that after all the time we'd spent with characters, watching them grow, sharing their lives, it was a good idea to kill them at the end of the bloody game? Okay, it was Final Fantasy X, but at least we got X-2 to get our character back. I want a happy ending, damnit.

I'm surprised you didn't touch on the PSP fan translation, because it was VERY well done(and the drama surrounding it could be a massive story all its own).

The version of prelude in this game was mind blowing first time i heard it, absolutely loved it.

I played this game eons ago "legally" and totally not "emulated" lol and i skipped most the cutscenes to this video was great to know wtf actually happened haha Great game and the ending had me crying noooooooo.... Cater is clearly the best character but i liked 9 too he had a move where he would spin his lance and it would interrupt enemies i spammed that. He also had a defensive barrier so he was one of my mains. Great vid btw Also looking through the comments so far i feel like im one of the only people to beat the damn game hahah. I enjoyed it.

I've been wanting to play this one ever since I saw the trailer way way back in 2009. I was shocked on how grim the trailer was and was intrigued to play such a gruesome final fantasy game. Now in 2022, I was finally able to play this gem of game and it didn't disappoint me. The war and its aftereffects was more gruesome and sadder than in FFIV and FFVI, the class camaraderie was more fun than in FFVIII, and the ending (for me) was way sadder than in FFX (not including the sequel) and FFXV. Now there are some complaints here and there about the gameplay but not too big as to make me quit playing. And the story, oh how I wish the story was a bit more longer. I would have wanted for some sidestories about Kurasame, Arecia, Emina and Izana, also with General Bashtor, Nimbus and Qunmi however with Hajime Tabata leaving Squenix any sequel to Type 0 would most likely never to materialize. Such a shame really as this had one of the most potential to their spin-off final fantasy games.

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I really hope you keep talking about Final Fantantasy (wached the berserk one and loved it too). I desire you to tackle things like X-2, VIII and now that was mentioned at the end FFT as well.

Man, I love Monk characters and 8 was so cool and... god yeah he was awful to play. I had to drop him like 3/4 of the way because I discovered Cater can animation cancel anything into an -heavy dodge... including a dodge. And uh, yeah. That's ridiculous. Also, Samurai Jack looked so fun until I learned that, no, no he never moves faster. Oh the disappointment.

Just watched your 3 FFXIII videos and this one, great videos thanks for making them!

Excelente vídeo. Yo amo este juego y me alegra que más gente hable de el.