My very first FF game 🥲 FFX will always hold a special place in my heart...

I love how because of her fear of lightning, the first few times Rikku gets hit by a lightning spell she lets out a loud visceral scream instead of her normal damage audio, just further reinforcing her fear of lightning.

My father was a DIE HARD Final fantasy fan. I remember being like 5 or 6 and just being in awe listening to him talk about it. "Final fantasy 7 is the greatest game ever! Nothing competes!". I picked up FFX when I was about 10 and proceeded to play it for over 100 hours. A Year or so later when I was about 11, the world of Vana d'iel and FFXI came out. I remember my dad racing to EBgames(GameStop for you youngsters) and immediately buying the game and the hard drive you had to screw into the PS2 to play online. Once that happened, we were off, lvling joining guilds, we had the same account so we couldn't play together, but I remember hours upon hours of us just bouncing ideas off one another and just talking about how much we both were loving the game. We played for over 5 years until one day my dad decided he was done, but I kept playing, we grew apart around that time and I moved in with my mom all the while still playing. I would still bring it up to him here and there and his eyes would light up. He returned once more to the game for about 6 months but after that he quit for good. When I was 22 my father passed away, it was out of nowhere and unexpected as hell. My dad was an unga bunga Warrior main in FFXI, he loved the idea of a giant great axe. I play FFXIV, and regardless of what job I'm playing in each expansion, I always level my Warrior to max lvl, it's my way of keeping my father with me. I love you Dad, rest easy and know I'm cracking skulls with a great axe and meeting all kinds of friends along the way, just like you showed me pop!

FfX my favorite story ever told the amount of layers and depth this story and charaters have is amazing

It took a very long time for me to realize Tidus wasnt actually transported to the future. Ive beaten the game multiple times and I know they outright say it but in my mind i thought Dream Zanarkand was being created the moment Tidus landed "in the future"

Love the smooth transition through all 50 points. Just really well written and well edited. Thank you! And yes please more videos like this one for the whole series please :)

Any video that’s about Final Fantasy X/X-2 instantly gets a like and view from me 😁😁😁

Always LOVED the way Sin's destruction in the intro was represented. Showing the people clinging to trees, only for them to get absorbed into the storm, the pier ripping apart while a child attempts to flee, just felt like a pure natural force reckoning. Arriving like a tsunami, ripping through the land like a hurricane and forming a tornado of debris death and destruction just showed how un avoidable and random Sin's arrival were!

I never connected the dots that Kinoc entered the den of wow during operation mi’ihen when everyone would be distracted wow

Just when I thought “To Zanarkand” couldn’t be more beautiful of a song, I hear it performed on Cello and I’m blown away all over again.

Fun fact when i first saw Seymour i actually thought the dude had a beer belly. Even now i still cant unsee it that red part of his outfit hanging loose just gives the idea of a fatter Seymour.

Probably my favorite FF. My favorite battle system and an emotional ending. It's sad that Square hasn't told a story this good in over 20 years. (IMO)

Will forever be my favorite game of all times 22 years have passed by and nothing that came before or after made me feel anything near the rollercoaster of emotions i felt when i played FFX for the first time it got to the point where i have only replayed it a handful of times despite me replaying games constantly because i realized i don't need to i can replay the game whenever i want everything from the music of each moment of each scene to the tone the voice actors were using in X i can remember it and relive it by just thinking about it I REALLY LOVE THIS GAME!

After watching others play FFX since its release on PC I've grown to appreciate it far more than in my own playthroughs. It's a work with a stellar understanding of its own themes and so thoroughly builds the whole world and its characters around them in a way that I've rarely seen accomplished outside of it and FFXIV. Greatly enjoyed the video, the fluid structure - outside of simply being nice to listen to - I think it better expresses that interconnectedness FFX did so well.

I STILL get chills and the feels when Yuna performs the Sending in Kilika after Sin attacks. That shit is just 👌👌👌

While some games make lore towards political intrigue or the story of the world, FFX makes something special because is deep lore focused on characters, their stories and their actions, that's what makes this game so unique

Am I the only one who still wonders how Lucil and Elma survived getting caught in the blast from sin in operation Mi'ihen?

I love, love, LOVE the fayth statue/painting(?) that is used for each separate summon. Those are so damn cool! I’m referring to the things on the floor that incorporates parts of the person who became the fayth and parts of the summon they would come to represent. I’m really happy that summons, as a class of being, are becoming more and more integral to the actual story, rather than just flashy magic attacks like how they began. I think 6 was the first to do this? I could be wrong lol

That was actually a really really good and well done video... I expected screen wide transition numbers and titles but this was seamless... well done!

These videos are good, as when you are playing the games, not only is it easier to forget the collections of little pieces of information as they come to you in sometimes forgettable and sometimes missable segments, but you often learn the information as you are in the middle of another task.

Making these compilations help contextualize everything.