Quote Originally Posted by Xanatos View Post
For God's sake, someone give me a chalk...

You have total control over your characters in Final Fantasy VIII, turning of the gambits would have same effect for Final Fantasy XII, thing is, you can still play the game in same manner which can't be said for Final Fantasy VIII. Thanks to gambits you have multiple options on your disposal, choosing one that fits you best is again solely up to you, it has nothing to do with difficulty, you complain about lack of control, and yet you're the one restricting yourself.

By your own logic I can kill a man, I have that option, and since it's there I have to do it. Final Fantasy XII can play itself if you chose so, on the other hand you can have control, again if you chose so, you're not restricted, the game itself gave you an option, it's up to you to chose your style...

...>.>

No, actually, I have finally found a plausible... I will listen to what somebody just said and control myself o.o

No, you mistook it and took it Literally which I didn't imply.
If I took away the junctions, all I can do is attack, the junctions are there to use, the same with the gambits.
And how the hell is my logic suggesting real life murder? Your weird O.o

Anyways, I mean, while trying to clear this up, the gambits are their for you to use, why not use them to their potential?
I'm not going to inhibit the game design to make the game harder, IE no junction= harder game, which I got to adel and I keep dying.(no junction) >.>

There, I explained myself while not acting like a total ass ^-^