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Don’t summon. Don’t use magic. Don’t fight in any random encounters. Don’t upgrade your character’s weapon. Don’t equip armor. Don’t use items. You get the picture; there are all sorts of configurations and combinations.
And don’t even get me started about the Speed Guides; trying to shave off every possible second of your play time in an effort to pass-the-post in the quickest time; like that actually means something special. Some people get so competitive with these things…
I’m actually really curious if people bother with these sorts of things. It seems that a fair few gamers out there only feel they’ve mastered a game when they can play through it in its entirety while depriving themselves of every possible luxury and creature comfort.
So; does anyone bother to take them up?
Mostly though, I just do normal gameplay, without those challenges. Did a few low-level and sped runs for the Excalibur II thing, if counts as one of those challenges. 😛 *shrugs* I just wanted to see if I could get the darn sword.
mainly only ff9 cuz steve got me and tina got drunk a wreked msot of steves room ff9 was the only game that worked
I never do the challenges, though. Waste of time, and it takes the fun out of a game because you’re taking it too goddamn seriously.
I just play and enjoy the final fantasy once, then maybe 3 or 4 years down the track one day when i’m bored pick up the same final fantasy and go oooh… and sit down and enjoy it again.
First up: Final Fantasy XII. I don’t think anyone’s done that yet.
