One moment...and how do you knowl, in kombat, the status of your
characters, if you should cure them or not, what you are taking etc?

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conto di will
Inviato: venerdì 13 gennaio 2006 22.18
A: [email protected]
Oggetto: Re: audyssey: Final Fantasy and things


hi

is final fantasy for the ps2?
will

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From: "Brandon Cole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 11:23 PM
Subject: audyssey: Final Fantasy and things


> Hello everyone,
> There was a question as to how I played Final Fantasy X mostly alone. 
> I
> shall now offer an answer. It's actually not that complicated.
Firstly, 
> all the important characters in the game have fully recorded dialogue,
and 
> all the unimportant ones are... well... unimportant. Second, the areas
in 
> the game aren't difficult to navigate. There is never any jumping or 
> things of that nature, and there are several different walking sounds
to 
> let you know what kind of terrain you're on. Beyond that, it's as
simple 
> as memorizing combat menus and things. The only two things I required
help 
> with were the Sphere Grid, which is the system used for making your 
> characters more powerful, and certain events known as the Cloysters of

> Trials, which are experiences you must undergo every time you visit
one of 
> the game's temples. Everything else in the game was no problem. None
at 
> all.
> In other news, thanks to me, we may soon be joined on this list by
Brice 
> Melon, the very subject of yesterday's article. I have been in an
email 
> conversation with him over the past two days, and I have enlightened
him 
> as to the existence of us, the blind gaming community. We shall see, 
> ladies and gentlemen. (grin)
> Sincerely,
> Brandon
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