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I’m also one of those people who’s absolutely adoring and appreciating it even more this time around. It may be strange but in the best way. What makes Final Fantasy XII and Ivalice such a diverse, excellent and believable world can be attributed in part to its residents’ intriguing lives just waiting for Captain Basch fon Ronseburg of Dalmasca and his crew to uncover. Sometimes, all it takes is just pushing a button to talk to NPCs when the visual and auditory prompt surfaces. Without them, Final Fantasy XII would impress solely on its gorgeously detailed locations. In these conversations are reactions to all of Ivalice’s unfolding plot details as the game progresses. They’re filled with stories about how great NPCs think their cities are, how woeful their lives are, or how rotten the Empire—one of the game’s major antagonists—can be. They speak freely even when oppressed, with fierce convictions, anger, or aloofness. Each riddled with personality and interesting dialogues. Some are just stuck in their own little personal headspaces and towns, living life as they want. The inhabitants of the twelfth mainline Final Fantasy are tied to their various races and class systems. And it’s the game’s sidequests, particularly the Hunts, that can reveal how deeply tied to their communities, history, and social standings they really are. It’s thanks to the quest hunt “Visitor on Deck” that I came to better understand just how elaborate, detailed and fascinating Ivalice truly is. The hunt also made me realize just how irrationally angry Final Fantasy XII could make me. As with any hunt in the game, there’s a high chance that there’s either more to the story and some vein of truth to it. The stories built around the hunts are mini mysteries. Some lead to other quests, others tell of tragedies past, or give new life affirmations to those involved. Others feature ghosts seeking vengeance or eternal rest. There’s even a case or two involving messed up stories about over- sized pets. These intricate tales weaved into these hunts are worth seeking out because they add to Ivalice’s lore thereby making the world and its NPCs incredibly storied. The hunts themselves can be pretty fun and challenging which is an added bonus. In this particular instance, the tale tied to the hunt and mark in question, Deathgaze, is a chilling one. Or it would be if the family involved wasn’t so damned disagreeable and smack- worthy. Visitor on Deck” begins as most hunts do—with a bill posted to a town’s message board seeking hunters to destroy ferocious monsters terrorizing a place and disrupting travel. In this case, the bill is posted by a child who swears he’s seen a wyrm menacing the sky on his airship travels but his mother doesn’t believe him. Little did I know that “more to the story” meant a family bet at my expense, a tall tale and insufferable exchanges in conversation. Just look at this nonsense, starting with the wager: The monster turns out to be real, sure. But the real crime is the reward: That’s right. For killing this (questionably) beautiful Deathgaze, risking my life and that of fellow passengers: I got 3. To borrow some words from a friend of mine: It’s sick and wrong And the kicker So what do we have Look at his smugness: Look, I know Final Fantasy XII’s world has an elitist, social class problem. This family isn’t the only rude one I’ve met in my 6. The privileged folks make up one part of an in- depth world brimming with excellent stories, lore, and conflict. Rich, poor, Humes, Moogles, Viera, Bangaa or Seeq. Final Fantasy XII, they all have some jerks among the nicer folks. This is what makes the game so alive and brilliantly crafted. 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I am not even too surprised by the incredibly high rating here as I think the way you perceive this film is really all about subjectivity and personal liking. Sadly, in the areas I mentioned it did not convince me. I also find it interesting that the girls are (mostly) voiced by actresses born in the early 1. The story is about the Key to the World, an incredibly powerful item coming to the girls city and they do not have to fight the bad guys only (the monkey that keeps showing up as an antagonist), but there is also some greed within their inner circle because of how powerful the item is. Anyway, I was not impressed and have to give it a thumbs- down.