The debate for Kefka and Sephiroth. Whose better?

[MagitekElite]

Originally Posted by Garland

Ummm, that wasn't a town, that Was Terra's massacre of 50 imperial soldiers, which happened in Vector. It even discusses it in the opening scene of the game.

Yes this thread will stay on so long as people still wish to discuss Kefka and Sephy in the future.

Actually, it is a small town. They said it was either a small village a little bit off of Vector or its a Tzen. Kefka brought her to a small military camp, with over (in the original its 300 men) 50 men. She killed em all in under 3 minutes.

Haha, I think Square needs to wipe that disaster from existence. Along with the idea that XIV should be an online game.

Bub, XIV looks like its going to be an awesome FF game to play, especially since its online. What they have added to the mantel of the old games, it will be epic. They've given us jobs! Just like the old games!

Yeah! Debate open!

[Garland]

I coulda sworn Kefka simply locked the hypnotised Terra with the 50 soldiers in the Magitek Research facility, because the Soldiers couldn't get away from her if that was the case

Agreed bub, I think The XI series (Possibly cooinciding with XIV) should of been moved as a spinoff instead. Final Fantasy I Online, Final Fantasy II Online etc.

[MagitekElite]

^ The village held a platoon of men to keep the town at bay until the rest got there. It turned out it was a trick; Kefka was heading over with his new toy to test her abilities and loyalty toward him with the crown on her head.

XIV will make a fantastic online game, even more so for Final Fantasy. XI didn't count.

Also....look what I found.

Final Fantasy VI is worlds apart from most games, setting the standards for roleplaying games. Leaving such an impression on the gaming world is not easily accomplished, but Final Fantasy VI makes it look so easy.

From the opening minutes, Final Fantasy VI brings the gamer into its world. Final Fantasy VI's story, one of mystery and intrigue, grasps the gamer right from the start of the game. Coupled with luscious graphics and amazing music, Final Fantasy VI's opening is truly memorable as two armed soldiers lead an enslaved girl through the bitter winter snowfield, in attempts to acquire a frozen Esper. Just how does this frozen Esper directly relate to this enslaved girl's past, present, and future? The answers are found throughout the game. And up until the game's close, you'll ponder these same questions, as Square does a remarkable job at keeping Final Fantasy VI's plot intriguing through the entire game.

This is only possible because of Final Fantasy VI's cast of characters, both playable and not. Final Fantasy VI forces the gamer to empathize with each hero and to hate each villain.

There are many characters that will join you along the way, and each one has a unique story to tell. Meet Edgar, ruler of a kingdom, whose fate was determined by the flip of a coin. Cyan, a noble warrior and loyal father, whose own kingdom he takes the ultimate responsibility for. Celes, a general in the evil empire's army. Locke, a thief after the world's greatest treasures. In addition to these characters, there are many, many more that each hold a vital responsibility in the world's fate.

Throughout the game, each character's story is unfolded through touching music and powerful dialog. Final Fantasy VI's music, composed by Nobuo Uematsu, is possibly the greatest musical score in video game history. Tracks such as "Awakening" and "Aria de Mezzo Carattere" highlight some of the best works from the soundtrack. There are over fifty tracks found throughout the game, and nearly each one is absolutely incredible.

I just love how the FFVI section is basically preaching how perfect it is lol

[EdgarAnTerraFigaro]

Ah, I see that my debate has lasted a very, very long time?
[I want it to last forever!]

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Lol, they match a lot! So funny that VII took so much from VI, the greatest of all games in the world!