• Num10ck@lemmy.world
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    stop trying to find someone who likes what you like and hates what you hate. try to find someone who you enjoy anyway and treats you well.

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      Sometimes it’s better to have different tastes. My ex and I liked the opposite flavors of gummy bears. It was so convenient. lol

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      I say this as someone who never stopped looking until I found a gaming buddy in a partner. When every night is a date, lan party, and sleepover all at once… I certainly can’t tell you what’s important to you, just never settle.

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      100%

      It’s also nice to have shared interests. But I have friends to chat with about the latest Final Fantasy game.

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      I feel like gaming is something you both want to have in common if either of you really enjoy it. Otherwise it seems like it usually turns into a problem.

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        I’m just about done with 7 again. Hadn’t played it since the 90"s. Still pretty good.

        Spoiler

        I’m now fluffing my team up like mad so I can defeat Emerald amd Ruby. After that it’s just an easy endgame fight with sephiroth, so I’m really close to almost done.

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              Just past where disk 1 ends, 40 hours. I’m running a slightly modded PC version on Linux just for fixes.

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                I’ve been playing on my steam deck with several 7th heaven mods and it’s been great. Made the game look a lot nicer than the original. Been a great batch of nostalgia for me. I had no spoilers for myself when I first played it. What happened towards the end of disc one was probably the biggest gut punch in a game I’ve ever experienced.

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                  My previous play was 7th heaven. This one is reunion. I prefer the 7th heaven mods.

                  End of disk 1 is a huge blow. The worst part was that it seems like you were fine at first.

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      My brother and I split the SNES when it came out (presumably with money our parents gave us because we were just kids), but he got gifted Super Mario RPG. And he held that shit over my head, and we didn’t get a long, and he never let me play, and so it kinda solidified itself as my favorite game of all time, because it had this forbidden nature for me.

      Putting all that aside, it was just a well made game, great pacing, great mechanics. I got the Switch version and I’m hoping to get my kids into it, but it’s hard to compete with the looks of modern games, especially since my kids are young.

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      My copy did something weird and wouldn’t let me get one particular hidden chest after the first playthrough. Heartbreaking.

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        Is it the one in the castle you have to ride on a Toad’s head to get? That one’s missable.

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          Yeah, that one’s tricky, but there’s also a later one that requires you to jump to reveal a hidden platform but the platform wouldn’t reveal itself when I jumped into it, even though I got it the first run and could see Mario bump into it in air so I knew I had the right spot.

          I can only assume there was some weirdly specific glitch or damage 🤷‍♂️

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      I love this game so much, can beat it on a single life. Really looking forward to the new Rita’s Rewind game.

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    Mega man X soundtrack lives rent free in my head, along with the first scene that crushed me as a child.

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      Lufia? I rented it from the video rental store back in the day. I never finished it, but I enjoyed the game.

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        So, Lufia is a LONG game. It’s got fairly limited graphics and sound for a SNES game but it packs in a lengthy quest. It feels almost wrong to offer that one as a rental.

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      It’s considered to be the best game in Quintet’s non-god-game trilogy (Soulblazer And Illusion of Time/Gaia being the other t’o games).

      It is really good, but has its’ unfair moments. Great music, too.

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        Maybe this was a localization thing, but interestingly, the game at one point kind of calls you a god (translated and from memory: “you are what humans call a god”). There are also multiple elements in the game that have religious themes: the protagonist’s name, Ark, which I always linked to the story of Noah, as it’s Ark bringing life to a world that was destroyed, death and rebirth etc. (possibly even thrice, the ending is ambiguous) - also the game is somewhat “anachronistic” to say the least. Also the translation of the Japanese title is roughly “creation of Heaven and Earth”.

        While the game is technically a bit flawed, story- and presentation-wise it’s probably one of my favorites of all time. The subtly eerie setup with everything (e.g. the jingle presenting the acts’ titles), man’s “emancipation” from nature / Gaia, which arguably caused the catastrophe in the first place, the weird encounters - absolutely fantastic in my opinion.

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        I’ve seen this repeated a bunch of times but it seems to be an opinion predominantly held by Brits who played Terranigma growing up. I don’t understand it, as I played Illusion of Gaia growing up and love the game dearly (and have replayed it many times since then) but I’ve played Terranigma multiple times and lost interest not long after passing Bloody Mary. The game has gorgeous music and graphics (especially the two world map themes and the early areas) but the story didn’t engage me like IoG.

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          Yes, it’s a way less personal story. I think the gameplay is a bit more refined.

          It does hit on similar existentialist themes like the other quintet games (that aren’t actraiser), though. If you prefer IoG, that’s valid.

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            Yes, Terranigma let you do a lot more different moves in combat which was cool, and the inputs were faster and didn’t involve charging which was a bit annoying in IoG.

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      It’s Terranigma, it never got a North America release so not well known there. I’ve never played it but I hear it’s pretty good.