Urgent: I need your help

[Pete]

Eh, sorry to scare everyone, but I do have a predicament.

I've recently been bestowed with a $25 Amazon appstore credit. I can't spent it on anything other than stupid shit; no kindle books, no regular, physical products, just crap for my phone. I can't spend it on Simpsons Tapped out, so I'm at a loss.

That being said, I looked up Final Fantasy, and I have a few options through the store.

Said options are 3-6.

That being said, my credit ends with the calendar year, and I'll leave it up to you guys. I promise I won't vote, but I'll give my personal opinions on the games as you do, and why I should have it on my phone.

Essentially, pick a FF game for me to have on my phone, from 3 to 6, and why I should have it.

[Rowan]

I reckon VI because it has the most content and theres a lot of fun stuff you can do.
If not, then 4 becuase rydia and underworld.

[Pete]

FYI to everyone looking to just vote, I'm sorry!

I was trying to be witty and include quotes from each game, but the damn thing timed out. That being said, I'm pulling rank, and

EVERYONE CAN SIMPLY VOTE BY STATING A NUMBER

If you want, of course, you can give reasons

So far:

FFIII:0
FFIV:0
FFV:0
FFVI:1

[Clint]

I'd go with Final Fantasy V if I were you. It's a good RPG, has a charming story that doesn't take itself too seriously, and the job system and equipment work is fantastic and extremely customizable. For replayability alone, you should definitely choose FFV. It is by far the best gameplay experience in any Final Fantasy game to date.

[Yoko]

I would say FFIV because Rydia, haven't played it but I have an insane bias for females.

Too bad you can't get everything.

[Coff9]

Final Fantasy 4 was the first FF I ever played and it's one of my favorites. The storyline is great, the music is phenomenal, and the battle system is simple but robust. And Rydia is a very memorable character.

Now having said that, I'm inclined to agree with Clint here; Final Fantasy 5 has excellent gameplay. The class system is stellar. The story is good, not the best the series has to offer, but it certainly has it's moments. Lots of replayablity and you'll have a ton of fun customizing everything to your liking. Want a Warrior that can use Summons? You can have it. Want a Thief that can cast Flare? You can have that too.

Go with FF5 first, and then if you get the chance, go back to 4. That's what I would do.

[Pete]

Oh, I've played them all. I'm just putting this in fates hands.


FFIII:0
FFIV:1
FFV:2
FFVI:1

[Rocky]

gimme the IV boss

[SuperSabin]

Final Fantasy VI for it's engaging story, it's awesome esper system for learning magic, the soundtrack, the nice upgraded visuals, and hey, it even has bonus dungeons from the GBA port of the game.

[Alpha]

V for fun and job system, VI for fun and story. **** IV, I find that game way too boring in terms of game mechanics and party composition, there's no value in replay.

Lock me in for half a vote for V and VI...

[nix]

Yeah completely underwhelmed by FFIV when i 3DS'd it, id go with VI. The best FF game according to alot of old schoolers raving about it in the TFF chats. I havent played it though >_>

so eh yeah:

6

[Pete]

Upon further review, all 4 games have been updated to 3ds quality graphics. Not sure if that changes anyone's opinions.

[Rowan]

gimme the IV boss

[Pete]

FFIII:0
FFIV:2
FFV:2.5
FFVI:3.5

Rowan, I'm disappointed you didn't go with with Hulk Hogan meme. Are you switching from 6 to 4?

[Rowan]

I am indeed switching from 6 to 4. 6 is great, but 4 deserves more.

[Pete]

FFIII:0
FFIV:3
FFV:2.5
FFVI:2.5

You got it, buddy

[loaf]

FFIII because you probably never played it.

[Yoko]

That moment when I thought loaf already voted, then I see it was Rocky, and realize no, they aren't the same person. Yeah.

[loaf]

That moment when I thought loaf already voted, then I see it was Rocky, and realize no, they aren't the same person. Yeah.

Proof that we are twins.

[Illusion]

I'll say VI. The music score is among my favorite in the series, large character pool, and just great story.