So...what was the point of the new inn quest?

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Originally Posted by Laraul

Hildibrand reminds me of Jar Jar Binks from Star Wars - Episode 1. A weird out of place character whom the viewer or player knows that the only reason why they are in the game is because the authors want a "cute and funny" character included in the story for the sake of having something appear "cute and funny." Maybe to a three year old he might be cute and funny. They are more likely to respond to goofy sound effects and strange faces.

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FFXIV is Serious Business.

http://archive.4chon.net/r9k/833275/...9335247814.jpg

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Originally Posted by Kerwin

Someone have his "O" face screenshot? That always cracks me up. :D

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Do you mean this one?

http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/2...ldibrand02.png

On a side note, remember you can always review cutscenes via your copy of The Unending Journey located at your own Inn Room. This screenshot is taken from "Ring of Deceit" sidequest.

PS. Horrible shadows, I know...

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Originally Posted by Umo

Do you mean this one?

http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/2...ldibrand02.png

On a side note, remember you can always review cutscenes via your copy of The Unending Journey located at your own Inn Room. This screenshot is taken from "Ring of Deceit" sidequest.

PS. Horrible shadows, I know...

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I love that pic lol. But Im at work 9 hours a day so I didn't have access to my game. Thanks for the post!

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Originally Posted by AlexNiculaie

You have to sleep at the inns in all three cities, so you might try that.

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Oh. Who the hell wants to even go to Gridania for anything other than primals?

EDIT: Oh for Hildebrand of course.

1.23a ... he's baaaaaaack

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Originally Posted by Laraul

Hildibrand reminds me of Jar Jar Binks from Star Wars - Episode 1. A weird out of place character whom the viewer or player knows that the only reason why they are in the game is because the authors want a "cute and funny" character included in the story for the sake of having something appear "cute and funny." Maybe to a three year old he might be cute and funny. They are more likely to respond to goofy sound effects and strange faces.

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While hildibrand does occupy the same comic relief space that jar jar did there is one key difference.

Hildibrand only shows up occasionally and you have to go out of your way to have any dealings with him. That and his bumbling shenanigans are actually funny and endearing. Mesa think everyting gona be okie day.

Hildibrand reminds me of many different off-beat FF characters. It's a good thing in every way possible. I hope he has his day in the awesome-light.