finally back on my profile. and that cosplayer is my new idol. Girl look at that body. Awwwwwww
finally back on my profile. and that cosplayer is my new idol. Girl look at that body. Awwwwwww
ok the battle system might have been ok. but the game itself was terrible it was a Charlies angels FF style.
Aside from the opening scene, which was almost a humorous nod, I never really felt the Charlie's Angels vibe. 9/10 people who refuse to acknowledge the game's existence seem to have never actually played it, or played past the first hour.
It's worth playing if only because it's a modern FF with a decent job system.
i tried to play it i just couldnt get into it im sorry. i didnt like that you could only play 3 characters i like variety. Yuna i only like cause she was a summoner but now that she was i didnt like her. Rikku i never used all that much in 10. Pain is a lame female version of auron. But back on Hand Dark Knight needs its own line of weapons im for 2 handed weapons like greatssword or ball and chain
There are two good reasons to play ffx-2: fantasising about smashing rikku and the awesome battle system. Play it!
Ahem yeh anyway, drk! Yeh sweet, awesome whatever.... Greatswords please!
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because thats Drg? not Drk
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that is a good cosplay!! 0_0
i agree that getting DRK in the game will be hard
because much of their features are spread out among other classes/jobs,
but i want it so bad!!
I think his point is that a scythe was never made nor meant for combat, thus makes a poor weapon for any combat class. To this day I have never heard of scythes as we think of them (drk, grim reaper) used as anything but a farmer's tool. Yeah farmers used them for lack of any other options, but they are not designed for combat. Of course this is fiction so anything goes, but I would much prefer DRK use a classic weapon. A scythe just doesn't seem to fit in with the lore imo.A morning star is kind of a clumsy weapon, but I suppose it's more practical than a scythe.
Though it's not entirely true that scythe and scythe-like weapons with curved blades (where the inside is the cutting portion) were never used in combat.
Most of these weapons were improvised farm tools, or meant for a particular use, but it's not totally unbelievable a scythe could develop in a culture as a weapon for combat. It's obviously a reference to imagery of a reaper though, and the associations with darkness and death that it shares with dark knight, as you stated.
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