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I thought Chrono Cross was amazing :mrgreen: I still listen to some of the soundtrack music because it's so epic. I don't know if I could put it in the category of amazing, but it was a good game, just wasn't as groundbreaking as Chrono Trigger CC was great, on it's own. It just wasn't as epic when you compare it to Chrono Trigger, because really what could follow that up? I do not blame CC because it came after a game you can't top.

Do tell. :-P He broke into a nuclear silo that an evil scientist had hijacked, after he killed all the henchmen he was outmatched fighting the evil scientist, and then superman came in, killed him, but then had to go save another place. He had to shut down the nuke about to launch. the control panel was like that one from I robot, the metal cover shut so he punched it to open it up, stopped the nuke and got a medal of honor. Tell your friends this, they'll totally buy it. :thumbsup:

What game was it?

I've been called a racist by describing my friend as black, and he tells more racist jokes than anyone I know. That's just because it's not PC. To me You're still Black, or Mexican, or White. You're not African-American, or Latin-American, or Caucasian.

EXTERMINATE!!! I mean excuse me I have to make a call. I used to think my whole life was one big drawn out dream and I wasn't who I thought I am. Don't ask me who I thought I really would be because I don't have an answer to that. I thought when I woke up i'd be just some random guy on the other side of the planet.

Yay, another person to our ranks! (people who don't play RS but still use the tip.it forums) I'm pretty sure the majority of OT frequenters don't play RS anymore. The habit of opening tipit every time you open your browser doesn't go away easily :P My confession is that I was tempted to start playing again (RS). But only for a brief moment. Ha I know what you mean, I still open general discussion first when I get on.

Yay, another person to our ranks! (people who don't play RS but still use the tip.it forums)

By sequel, I mean an actual sequel, and not what is more or less a second part of the game... IIRC, TLA was meant to be part of the first game during development until they realized it didn't quite fit. So I consider them pretty much one game. :P In any case, the point still stands. Most of the money I've spent or will spend on video games in the foreseeable future stems directly from the games I pirated years ago, that I wouldn't have touched otherwise. Maybe I'm a complete oddball, or maybe the music and movie industries are different, but I still don't see software piracy on the same level of theft. I personally don't pirate movies, but i'm not much of a movie person.

It's part of a series? I knew there was a sequel (loosely a sequel) but there's more games? anyway yeah it's Soul Blazer.

You aren't alone. First off, I am going to say that piracy is not theft. It's copyright infringement. It doesn't make it any less of an offence; I even think that it should remain as such, even if they reform the law. Ideally, I would be happy with a good compromise between the entertainment industries and the pirates, but both sides have such silly arguments that I just can't see it happening. It's a shame that it has to come down to things like this and the Digital Economy Bill, to say the least. I think this thread is somewhat of a sad reflection on today's society as well. I wonder, just how many of you have actually bought physical copies of albums? I'm not talking about those digital downloads either; there is zero sense of ownership in some music you have bought from iTunes. If you're going to pull the "they're not worth my money" argument, use this terrible hypothetical as something to think about - if you were an independent artist on a small label, how would you feel about people saying that music you put a lot of care, time and attention-to-detail into and performed, mixed and mastered it to the best of your ability, how exactly would you feel if someone told you that your music "isn't worth the money"? Probably pretty damn horrible. Don't get me wrong - I download a lot more than the average person, but I daresay I also buy a lot more than the average person too. That "imminent infringement" stuff is pretty terrible showing though and that is exactly why this won't pass. I just wish we would actually get some co-operation between the two sides of the piracy argument for once. Actually, it's significantly less of an offense. Theft deprives the victim of property. Piracy may reduce profits of the victim. It may not. It may in fact benefit the "victim." When I was in middle school, my friends and I bought the bunk posted on the Gameboy Advance ROM websites that said "It's legal as long as you delete the game in 24 hours." One of my friends told me about three games called Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town, and Golden Sun. All three of the games looked boring as heck to me. In fact, I had played a Castlevania game before and hated it. Here are three games I never would have paid for, one of which I thought I would hate even as my friend forcibly downloaded it onto my computer for me. Right now, among the few DS games I own are Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow, Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin, Harvest Moon DS (Which is terrible by the way), and a couple other Harvest Moon games. And I've been waiting many, many years for the Golden Sun sequel announcement at last year's E3, which I intend to buy right away, despite having the means to download it if I wish. You do know golden sun already had a sequel don't you? Golden sun: the lost age

But the phone, radio, and TV wern't the same. With the internet you had a constant flow of information, between one party and another, even on the phone it was two people at once. With the internet it may be me and you reading this, and also 5 other people, or 10, or 50. It's the magnitude of it.

The interwebz. It allows people to communicate across the world in seconds. So the internet as a database for information and not as in youtube or twitter.

I thought if I showed the character it would be too easy. Yes it's SNES. Think of it as the SNES version of Dark cloud (except much more awesome)

This screams X-box.

What's wrong with you??? And about the story, I heard it got bad reviews, but honestly I thought it was a step up from most other FF stories I've seen. 4, 5, 6, 8, and 12 had terrible stories. Still good games though. Cid was epic in 12. One of the greatest characters of all time. :thumbup: 4, 5, and 6 had bad stories? The three best FF games, had bad stories. Obviously you don't know a good game when you play it. Also I totally agree about Cid in FFXII. The only thing wrong with him is that he wasn't the final boss. Which he should have been, he was a better villain than Vayne, like most FF's had a connection to your party, and was harder than Vayne. Cid might possibly the best villain FF has ever come out with, even if I did hate most of the game he was in. Always looked forward to the Cid fights, and who doesn't love his evil laugh?

ISTP, same result i've got of every personality test I took. I suppose it's supposed to be that way. The only test I took that described me completely was the enneagram.

no.

Nope

Wha?? I said FF12 over Kingdom Hearts? I completely forgot about that game. One of the funnest RPGs I ever played, especially fighting all those hard side bosses like the Ice Titan. My only complaint was that it should have been longer. I'm interested why you said FFXII, while it wasn't the worst game it wouldn't be anywhere near number 1, or even my top 10.

Cheater you looked at the image title. Which I thought someone might do so I put a different game as the title. No and no.

Holy [cabbage] you have 28 posts a day and I've never seen you before. People who use the Falador tavern make a [cabbage] ton of posts per day. I have never heard of falador tavern. It's that weird place that I avoid because I have no business there. :cool: I believe it's the resident RP forum. You know they'd complain if we didn't have it.

Much better when it was about pandemic 2

Dungeoneering, that's the skill that "has never be done before" that turned out to be instance dungeons right?

Secret of evermore