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@Sonikku2008 Well, yes I was, but once you've scored completion points for an action you don't get any for repeating it on a NG+. So if reaching cloister 100 were nessa for the 100% I'd have had to do it at least once.

12:40 Handy Man. Snerk!

And here, once again, we see how far Wakka has come. The fundamentalist bigot we met at the beginning of FFX would never have named his son after the Al Bhed word for Future.

Wakka always had a good heart, but it's good to see his mind catching up.

In his own way, Wakka is one of the more awesome characters in X/X-2, because of how his character develops. Remember his attitude to the Al Bhed at the start? If you fail to get Episode Complete in Besaid, you don't get the sphere; instead, Rikku gives him some advice.

Deeply moved by Rikku's...

I just wanna say, incredibly cool of you to post stuff like this.

@SilentWeaponsIII No, you don't. I never did, and I 100%ed several times.

Can I just say, GoW is everything I hate in a video game -- platforming, shooters, realtime combat...I'd utterly hate to play any part of it.

I'm absolutely loving your LP of it. Edge of my seat. Seriously. This is the only way I could enjoy it, so thanks mucho muchly for doing this.

Logos: Enough of this nonsense!

Bobthepetferret: Mm-hm (ends video).

That was made of pure win!

Alchemist is also really good for Chocobo hunting. Learn Items Lv. 2 and see what happens!

From a dramatic standpoint, the so-called "good" ending is a really bad ending. The theme of moving on, dealing with loss and learning to live again is well-developed, the villain is the very embodiment of what can happen if you don't, and most of the side stories touch on it as well. And then ...

Marco didn't snap just because Stocke turned Mimel in. It was only the beginning of a gradual process of alienation, coloring his perception of Stocke's later decisions and souring his loyalty.

The text of the ending pretty much comes right out and says so.

12:35 It doesn't appear to have occurred to Beclem that the fiends are getting into the temple from somewhere else; burning the temple would kill any fiends that are inside, but might also destroy the door containing the rest.

Plus, isn't the temple made of, like, STONE? Yeah, that'll burn real...

Dario, I'm a loyal subscriber, and I love your LPs, but dude...this was, like, fourth grade math.

11:55 Five, eight and nine, for Ghod's sake.

Dude, Alchemist makes Chocobo hunting way easier. Learn Items lv. 2 first; then use it to throw Ghysal Greens in like 0.005 seconds!

This is actually one of the main problems I have with X-2. This was the first Final Fantasy to not use any of Uematsu's music...not even the Chocobo theme. Instead we get this Cinco de Mayo Hangover Theme. Bleargh.

05:47 The flaw in this reasoning is simple. Edna isn't capable of being happy.

The rule is simple. Remove the "or Eruca" and see how the sentence parses without it. "If you hadn't met me" is correct, therefore "If you hadn't met me or Eruca" is also correct. You ever want to piss me off and make me despair for the state of modern education? Just say "Her and me went to ...

@TheMelnTeam More likely the wielder of the Black Chronicle can also time travel; he/she learns that Mimel has betrayed him/her, goes back and kills her before she can do so.

@SkyF0X9 ...So I guess you've never actually played the game?

The battlesystem is very quirky, with a lot of non-intuitive mechanics. Until you've been through the tutorial, you not only don't know how to fight, you also don't know how to run away.

Even when you do know how, running away is......

I don't think Aht is wiggling her hips in that animation. I always saw it as rocking back and forth on her feet...hooves...pedal extremities, whatever. Anyway, it's a girly nervous fidget because she's got a crush and doesn't know what to do with it. It's cute.

Whereas wiggling her hips would...

I bought a DSiXL just so I could play this game.

Also, fun fact: Werner Klemperer agreed to play Colonel Klink on one condition...that Klink would always be portrayed as a bumbling fool, always be the patsy, and never experience even a tiny hint of victory.

7:55 Not that bad of a person? She burned down a speakeasy and pinned it on the first wandering hobo who came by...some poor schlub named "Carl Sagan," as I recall. Edna has always been a moralistic extremist, and those are the worst kind of villain.

Hugo is a demagogue (word of the day?). He controls the country by making himself the center of attention, using the adulation of the crowd to tell them what to think and convince them it's their idea.

Someone else goes and becomes more popular than he is, and it undercuts his entire power base.

Yeah, they kinda hinted they were together.

"I'm going to bed. Oh, Barthello...?"

4:37 It's not about the sex, it's about the love. Rosch was so into Sonja that breaking it off hurt like hell; he tried to get over it by throwing himself into battle. But he took too many risks and paid the price. Makes perfect sense to me.

4:25 Yeah...she wants him.

Leh Byook.

Well, now we know why Maroda didn't want to talk about his brother...

If you don't already know about the numbers you're looking for, you learn about them from talking to the villagers.

Also, even if it had been allowed, traveling by airship would have defeated the whole purpose of the pilgrimage. Fighting the fiends was essential training for the Summoner and his/her Guardians, and it also forged strong emotional bonds between them -- the stronger the bonds, the more powerful ...

We couldn't carry Al Bhed over from X because it was Tidus who'd learned the language. This time, it's Yuna who's learning it.