I just want to hear your opinions and go easy on me this is my first thread

FF7/FFX? What about you?

ff7 good choice

I know you will probably think im stupid but I have to say ff8

Personaly i didnt think very much of the story at all. I thought that bit at the orphanage was pretty crap imo.

yeah it was
but the reason I like it was cause it is such a great love story i mean it was really romantic

they're all quite similar though aren't they?

thats one of the reasons I love the final fantasy series there such great love stories

FFX AND FFX-2

FFIV

be a little more specific like why you think it was the best

FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI
FFIV & FFVI

Final Fantasy Tactics

(FFVIII,) Raised the bar for Rpgs, never before did any FF delve that deep into romance, sure there was romance in the prior ones, but never one that went that deep. I liked the whole cliche "knight going to the ends of the earth to save world and his woman". The cut scenes were never before so detailed, the made the story jump out you were'nt playing the game you were in the game. I thought the whole orphanage thing was strange at first but I liked it after thoroughly revising it.

FFIX and FFX.

(FFVIII,) Raised the bar for Rpgs, never before did any FF delve that deep into romance, sure there was romance in the prior ones, but never one that went that deep. I liked the whole cliche "knight going to the ends of the earth to save world and his woman". The cut scenes were never before so detailed, the made the story jump out you weren'yt playing the game you were in the game. I thought the whole orphanage thing was strange at first but I liked it after thoroughly revising it.

took the words right out of my mouth
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(FFVIII,) Raised the bar for Rpgs, never before did any FF delve that deep into romance, sure there was romance in the prior ones, but never one that went that deep. I liked the whole cliche "knight going to the ends of the earth to save world and his woman". The cut scenes were never before so detailed, the made the story jump out you were'nt playing the game you were in the game. I thought the whole orphanage thing was strange at first but I liked it after thoroughly revising it.

I believe FF VII did about as good a job as FF VIII storywise. FF VIII seemed to have a more involved romantic aspect then FF VII, but FF VII caught up by having well made character interactions. I do give props for FF VIII cutscenes though as they were extremely well done.

Final Fantasy Tactics, closely followed by Final Fantasy X. Actually, these two games are the only FF titles that I thought had anything notable in terms of story.

ffxii...

FF7 followed by FF8

FFVI, easily. FFIX would be my second choice.

Best Story: Final Fantasy VI.

Best Story: Final Fantasy VI...

...Followed by FFVII.

lets hear some reasons WHYYYYYYY

for example: (SPOILERS)
i liked ffix's story the most- it returned to the "roots" of final fantasy after a quickly-staled "futuristic" series of games, and yet still remained original. Right off the bat we're introduced to both a happy-go-lucky thief who seems to be on the "dark side" (ie kidnapping a princess), and on the opposide end of the spectrum, a quiet, innocent black mage, interested in seeing an intriguing play, and a couple other characters (including a calm but curious princess and a hot-tempered knight) representing everywhere inbetween. I dont want to turn this into a review, but it was a well designed hook IMO.
i thought the plot unfolded at a good pace, and any hole that i could think of was accounted for by the end of the game. there was always enough going on to keep me interested in playing, and like i hinted before, i believe the characters were some of the best the final fantasy series had to offer, and proved to be a great asset to the story as a whole.

They're all good stories, yet they are so different i'm not even gonnna bother to compare them. So yeah, the best stories are all of them.