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I love Super Mario RPG but when you get to the Moleville part of the map, it feels like the game hits a stalling grind. Like it is to me, the dragging part of the game. Because you got to deal with the annoying enemies and bosses there. I don't like dealing with Booster. I don't like Booster's Tower.

Moleville is just okay but I don't like reaching this part of the game. At least things pick up afterwards.

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[–] tanisnikana@lemmy.world 5 points 2 days ago (1 children)

That laugh scene is cringe the first time through, and heartbreaking every time after that.

He knows he’s never gonna go home again, she knows she’s gonna die.

[–] Dookieman12@piefed.social 6 points 2 days ago

I vividly remember arriving at the conclusion FFX had next-level storytelling during my second playthrough when this scene hit in a completely different way.

The first time is weird, goofy, corny, cringey, whatever you want to call it; i remember just wanting it to be over. The second time, it's just fucking tragic. I remember wanting it to last forever just to delay the inevitable.

Final Fantasy 10/10