Yes.

Not sure if serious. Elaborate? Because this looks pretty cool.

And;

"except for the music, which just about everyone loved"
God yes. I must have sat at the main menu and watched that intro over 100 times just for the music.

"You can only trade your device for an iPhone on contract."

Replied to the wrong person.

Those games exist because they aren't F2P.. you're missing the point completely.

They did a great job at rebuilding the game from the ground, and branding it both as a Final Fantasy game, and unfortunately also as a generic MMO with a shiny new coat of paint.

Eeeeewwwoooohhh.. shit. Ladies.. ladies. This article has to be taking the mick right? Even I'm not enough of a "misogynist" to think those "REAL MEN" being quoted are "real" men..

Cryoatic is an infinitely cooler person to watch play games. But then, I rarely watch any "Let's Play" video in it's entirety. Shit seems like it's mostly for people with very empty lives. Can't see how you can invest 20-45 minutes watching someone else play games. Maybe it's a lot of people who can't actually afford…

How do you know you won't play as the chick? She's clearly the same person sitting with him in the van at the end.

Main character is probably incredibly unlikeable so he's easy for the viewer to identify with.

In a rather rudimentary sense yeah.

Some other interesting glitches;

No no, I understand exactly why she's reacting the way she is. The attachment to mortality begets grief because abscence of what we call conciousness is virtually unimaginable. I understand the loss of life as being deeply disturbing to people, but the more you understand the sillyness of attachment to permanance the…

Quite the contrary. It's the first hand experience that makes you understand impermanance. Don't get too attached to your meatbody folks.

Hey lady, we're all going to die. You too. Get comfortable with impermanance now or you're going to go through living hell (figuratively speaking) later in life.

Look dude, you're right, but also clearly jealous.

Oh btw. I also think this is part of the reason the value of MMORPGs has diminished for me. There are actually far too MANY bosses. Disposable dungeon lords that feel unchallenging and easily replaced and replicated. MMOs need to learn to do bosses right. That I would like to see.

Guess I'll be the first to say it: Duh. You can hate me for being an obnoxious fuck now.