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Hey, remember that FF6 translation of Sky Render's?

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Rob Browning

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May 5, 2004, 10:42:33 PM5/5/04
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On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!

Rob
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Dan Posluns

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In article <o99j90t1aargck1r1...@4ax.com>,
Rob Browning <pluv...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> http://donut.parodius.com/translations/snes/patches/ff6_10.txt
>
> On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
> at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
> that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!

W00t.

MTE.

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Ramen Junkie

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May 5, 2004, 11:10:46 PM5/5/04
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"Rob Browning" <pluv...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> http://donut.parodius.com/translations/snes/patches/ff6_10.txt
>
> On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
> at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
> that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!


They COULD be making hilarious hacks.
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Jonathan McArthur

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May 5, 2004, 11:32:42 PM5/5/04
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Old Rob Browning, look at my life, I'm a lot like you were:

> http://donut.parodius.com/translations/snes/patches/ff6_10.txt
>
> On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
> at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
> that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!

Jesus fucking Christ the internet is full of losers and no I won't
punctuate because this is how it sounds in my head

Sheer incredulity denies all possibility of punctuation

Fucking RPG dorks

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The Adam

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May 6, 2004, 1:40:35 AM5/6/04
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Rob Browning <pluv...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> http://donut.parodius.com/translations/snes/patches/ff6_10.txt
>
> On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
> at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
> that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!

w00t?


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May 6, 2004, 4:50:57 AM5/6/04
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In a daze, I read Rob Browning's post, then collasped.

> http://donut.parodius.com/translations/snes/patches/ff6_10.txt
>
> On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
> at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
> that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!

Hurf?

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Saint Avenger

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May 6, 2004, 3:46:11 PM5/6/04
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So says Rob Browning:

> http://donut.parodius.com/translations/snes/patches/ff6_10.txt
>
> On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
> at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
> that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!

Lame.

Hey, remember Frioniel?

- Avenger


Ramen Junkie

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May 6, 2004, 7:13:24 PM5/6/04
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Severe Silvergun

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May 9, 2004, 1:10:50 PM5/9/04
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Rob Browning <pluv...@hotmail.com> wrote in
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> http://donut.parodius.com/translations/snes/patches/ff6_10.txt
>
> On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
> at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
> that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!

LOL


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Poe

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May 20, 2004, 5:47:23 PM5/20/04
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>On behalf of AGFF, I'd like to congratulate Sky Render and the folks
>at RPGOne for wasting several years of their lives translating a game
>that didn't need to be translated. Good job, guys!

I certainly see your point, but I thought it was a cool idea.

-Poe

wamiq

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Jun 3, 2004, 10:52:56 PM6/3/04
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Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time, and the American
version had bafflingly poor translation and had important elements
removed. So this project was sorely needed. Basically, you're wrong.

Steve Jones

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Jun 3, 2004, 10:57:29 PM6/3/04
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"wamiq" <guitar...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time, and the American
> version had bafflingly poor translation and had important elements
> removed. So this project was sorely needed. Basically, you're wrong.

Very, very arguably.

- Steve


Rob Browning

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Jun 3, 2004, 11:28:21 PM6/3/04
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On Fri, 04 Jun 2004 02:57:29 GMT, "Steve Jones" <xa...@mindspring.com>
wrote:

I mean, come on. Maybe I could let you get away with saying that it's
the best FF (even that's iffy), but best RPG in general? Either you
haven't played many RPGs or you have extremely poor taste.

BTW, FFT's translation was bafflingly poor. FF6's was quite good
considering the restrictions that Woosley worked under. The
retranslation wasn't needed at all, and cleared up a few minor points
at best. Prove me wrong by giving a few examples of major changes
made to the script.

Rob
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Saint Avenger

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Jun 4, 2004, 12:19:52 AM6/4/04
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So says wamiq:

> Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time, and the American
> version had bafflingly poor translation and had important elements
> removed. So this project was sorely needed. Basically, you're wrong.

Pfft, the bulk of the changes were to character, item, monster, and spell names.
BIG DIFFERENCE ON THE GAME ITSELF D00D.

- Avenger


The Adam

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Jun 4, 2004, 1:10:46 AM6/4/04
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wamiq <guitar...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Except he's right.


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Jonathan McArthur

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Jun 4, 2004, 1:44:20 AM6/4/04
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Here sits a once-good gardener, pale as a shadow of a wamiq:

> Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time, and the American
> version had bafflingly poor translation and had important elements
> removed. So this project was sorely needed. Basically, you're wrong.

It's a video game you fucking ass-twat. How the Christ can a video game
be "sorely needed"?

Ramen Junkie

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Jun 4, 2004, 11:44:22 AM6/4/04
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"wamiq" <guitar...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time, and the American
> version had bafflingly poor translation and had important elements
> removed. So this project was sorely needed. Basically, you're wrong.


THE CHARACTERS SAID 'RUN FOR COVER" INSTEAD OF A MORE ACCURATE "RUN FOR
SHELTER"!!!!!!


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Ramen Junkie

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You can't light a snowball on fire dood.

Techy Guy

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Jun 4, 2004, 1:48:34 PM6/4/04
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On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 22:52:56 -0400, "wamiq" <guitar...@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time, and the American
>version had bafflingly poor translation and had important elements
>removed. So this project was sorely needed. Basically, you're wrong.

Since im not aware of any major differences between the translated
version and American version. What exactly would have made it any
better then it already was?

The only thing i know of that would make that game better is skipping
that damn Opera scene and not fighting that squid 13 times.

Jonathan McArthur

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Jun 4, 2004, 2:16:58 PM6/4/04
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Here sits a once-good gardener, pale as a shadow of a Techy Guy:

>> Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time, and the American
>> version had bafflingly poor translation and had important elements
>> removed. So this project was sorely needed. Basically, you're wrong.
> Since im not aware of any major differences between the translated
> version and American version. What exactly would have made it any
> better then it already was?
>
> The only thing i know of that would make that game better is skipping
> that damn Opera scene and not fighting that squid 13 times.

How about making the magic system less shite? That Esper wank was
totally gay, and the "Learning abilities from clothing" style of
development is, well, fucking retarded.

Dear Square, please make a game with a refined Junction system, thank
you. And don't have a male protagonist who is a) a whiny bitch, b) an
obnoxious dickweed or c) both of those. Also, a traitorous usable
character. Hmm. That could be cool. And more deaths.

Also, no shitty J-pop, no Blitzball, no Tetra Master, no
super-deformity, no stupid spirit-of-the-planet bullshit, no lack of
world map, no furries, and an explode-in-presence-of-cosplayer feature
built into the game disc. Okay, get to work.

Techy Guy

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Jun 4, 2004, 5:42:47 PM6/4/04
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So appearantly you hate the whole FF game series.

Jonathan McArthur

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Jun 4, 2004, 5:59:25 PM6/4/04
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Yeah, the same way I hate humanity because some humans form flawed
inferences.

Rob Browning

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On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 06:16:58 +1200, "Jonathan McArthur"
<dynamit...@paradise.net.nz> wrote:

>obnoxious dickweed or c) both of those. Also, a traitorous usable
>character. Hmm. That could be cool. And more deaths.

Cait Sith wasn't enough for you?

Rob
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Dan Posluns

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Jun 5, 2004, 10:34:10 AM6/5/04
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In article <1ed2c0lghirm4c3pi...@4ax.com>,
Rob Browning <pluv...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 06:16:58 +1200, "Jonathan McArthur"
> <dynamit...@paradise.net.nz> wrote:
>
> >obnoxious dickweed or c) both of those. Also, a traitorous usable
> >character. Hmm. That could be cool. And more deaths.
>
> Cait Sith wasn't enough for you?

I loved Cait Sith's noble self-sacrifice/death scene. In an instant that
moment set the case for video games as a legitimate storytelling medium
back to the 80's.

W. Blaine Dowler

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Jun 5, 2004, 11:18:14 AM6/5/04
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Dan Posluns wrote:

> I loved Cait Sith's noble self-sacrifice/death scene. In an instant that
> moment set the case for video games as a legitimate storytelling medium
> back to the 80's.

Particularly when, about 30 seconds later, it was all undermined.

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Jonathan McArthur

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Jun 5, 2004, 1:00:01 PM6/5/04
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Here sits a once-good gardener, pale as a shadow of a Rob Browning:

>> obnoxious dickweed or c) both of those. Also, a traitorous usable
>> character. Hmm. That could be cool. And more deaths.
> Cait Sith wasn't enough for you?

Turns out I never got that far into VII. If I ever see the game cheap
somewhere [unlikely] I'll pick it up, but otherwise, meh.

W. Blaine Dowler

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Jun 5, 2004, 3:57:39 PM6/5/04
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Jonathan McArthur wrote:

> Turns out I never got that far into VII. If I ever see the game cheap
> somewhere [unlikely] I'll pick it up, but otherwise, meh.

It is a Greatest Hits title, so I've seen it around for as little as $20
Canadian. The cheap part should be easy, if you can find a place with one
in stock.

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Jonathan McArthur

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Jun 5, 2004, 5:34:38 PM6/5/04
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Here sits a once-good gardener, pale as a shadow of a W. Blaine Dowler:

>> Turns out I never got that far into VII. If I ever see the game cheap
>> somewhere [unlikely] I'll pick it up, but otherwise, meh.
> It is a Greatest Hits title, so I've seen it around for as little as
> $20 Canadian. The cheap part should be easy, if you can find a place
> with one in stock.

Yeah, I know. It's unlikely that I'll find it, not that it'd be cheap if
I did. I've been looking for about two years now. It doesn't seem to be
available for sale here any more [and retailers have been phasing out
PSX games for a couple of years now -- hardly any older titles
available, except for budget kids' games].

DarkSheer

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Jun 6, 2004, 3:01:33 AM6/6/04
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Jonathan McArthur wrote:
> Here sits a once-good gardener, pale as a shadow of a W. Blaine
> Dowler:
>>> Turns out I never got that far into VII. If I ever see the game
>>> cheap somewhere [unlikely] I'll pick it up, but otherwise, meh.
>> It is a Greatest Hits title, so I've seen it around for as little as
>> $20 Canadian. The cheap part should be easy, if you can find a place
>> with one in stock.
>
> Yeah, I know. It's unlikely that I'll find it, not that it'd be cheap
> if I did. I've been looking for about two years now. It doesn't seem
> to be available for sale here any more [and retailers have been
> phasing out PSX games for a couple of years now -- hardly any older
> titles available, except for budget kids' games].

Are you limited to PAL format? If not, I could probably find a copy here in
the states and send it to you.

Ryan


Jonathan McArthur

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Here sits a once-good gardener, pale as a shadow of a DarkSheer:

>>>> Turns out I never got that far into VII. If I ever see the game
>>>> cheap somewhere [unlikely] I'll pick it up, but otherwise, meh.
>>> It is a Greatest Hits title, so I've seen it around for as little as
>>> $20 Canadian. The cheap part should be easy, if you can find a
>>> place with one in stock.
>> Yeah, I know. It's unlikely that I'll find it, not that it'd be cheap
>> if I did. I've been looking for about two years now. It doesn't seem
>> to be available for sale here any more [and retailers have been
>> phasing out PSX games for a couple of years now -- hardly any older
>> titles available, except for budget kids' games].
> Are you limited to PAL format? If not, I could probably find a copy
> here in the states and send it to you.

Yeah, I am. Thanks, though.

I V

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Jun 7, 2004, 6:53:33 PM6/7/04
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On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 23:28:21 -0400, Rob Browning wrote:

> BTW, FFT's translation was bafflingly poor. FF6's was quite good
> considering the restrictions that Woosley worked under. The
> retranslation wasn't needed at all, and cleared up a few minor points
> at best. Prove me wrong by giving a few examples of major changes

And at the cost of dubious fanboyisms (Cyan/Cayenne) and some very clumsy phrasing - I
think I got as far as 'That magic-based-armour-riding witch' before I gave
up.

Anyway, the comedy mistranslated monster names are the best thing about the
FF games: Catcherpillar, Marlboro. Also things like Shiva (which I assume
is some kind of misspelling of Shiver).

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Dan Posluns

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In article <pan.2004.06.07....@gmx.co.uk>,
"I V" <ivl...@gmx.co.uk> wrote:

> Anyway, the comedy mistranslated monster names are the best thing about the
> FF games: Catcherpillar, Marlboro. Also things like Shiva (which I assume
> is some kind of misspelling of Shiver).

I'm fairly certain that Shiva is the correct spelling of Shiva, the
Hindu god.

Rob Browning

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On Mon, 07 Jun 2004 23:53:33 +0100, "I V" <ivl...@gmx.co.uk> wrote:

>And at the cost of dubious fanboyisms (Cyan/Cayenne) and some very clumsy phrasing - I
>think I got as far as 'That magic-based-armour-riding witch' before I gave
>up.

I hear Sky Render has Asperger's.

Incidentally, he's re-re-translating the first part of the game due to
the problems you described.

Zarggg

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Jun 7, 2004, 11:30:44 PM6/7/04
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On 07 Jun 04 18:53, I V wrote:

> On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 23:28:21 -0400, Rob Browning wrote:
>
>> BTW, FFT's translation was bafflingly poor. FF6's was quite good
>> considering the restrictions that Woosley worked under. The
>> retranslation wasn't needed at all, and cleared up a few minor
>> points at best. Prove me wrong by giving a few examples of major
>> changes
>
> And at the cost of dubious fanboyisms (Cyan/Cayenne)

Literal translation; he is named after the pepper.

> and some very clumsy phrasing - I think I got as far as 'That
> magic-based-armour-riding witch' before I gave up.

Been changed since the original patch.

> Anyway, the comedy mistranslated monster names are the best thing
> about the FF games: Catcherpillar, Marlboro. Also things like Shiva
> (which I assume is some kind of misspelling of Shiver).

Shiva is named for the Hindu god of the same name.
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Saint Avenger

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Jun 8, 2004, 6:22:06 AM6/8/04
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So says I V:

> On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 23:28:21 -0400, Rob Browning wrote:
>
> > BTW, FFT's translation was bafflingly poor. FF6's was quite good
> > considering the restrictions that Woosley worked under. The
> > retranslation wasn't needed at all, and cleared up a few minor points
> > at best. Prove me wrong by giving a few examples of major changes
>

> And at the cost of dubious fanboyisms (Cyan/Cayenne)[SNIP]

This is the #1 reason I hate the fanslation.

> Anyway, the comedy mistranslated monster names are the best thing about the
> FF games: Catcherpillar, Marlboro.

I agree. Isn't that where Cactrot came from? Cactrot was a hilarious name.

- Avenger


Saint Avenger

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Jun 8, 2004, 6:22:40 AM6/8/04
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So says Dan Posluns:

> In article <pan.2004.06.07....@gmx.co.uk>,
> "I V" <ivl...@gmx.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > Anyway, the comedy mistranslated monster names are the best thing about the
> > FF games: Catcherpillar, Marlboro. Also things like Shiva (which I assume
> > is some kind of misspelling of Shiver).
>
> I'm fairly certain that Shiva is the correct spelling of Shiva, the
> Hindu god.

Too bad the Final Fantasy female godess of ice has nothing to do with the Hindu
male god of death...

- Avenger


Dan Posluns

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In article <Qrgxc.55346$Np3.2...@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca>,
"Saint Avenger" <av...@agff.ca> wrote:

Except that FF's Shiva may not actually be female... I remember reading
once that the Hindu god Shiva was a notorious cross-dresser.

Saint Avenger

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Jun 8, 2004, 7:31:15 AM6/8/04
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So says Dan Posluns:

> In article <Qrgxc.55346$Np3.2...@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca>,
> "Saint Avenger" <av...@agff.ca> wrote:
>
> > So says Dan Posluns:
> >
> > > In article <pan.2004.06.07....@gmx.co.uk>,
> > > "I V" <ivl...@gmx.co.uk> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Anyway, the comedy mistranslated monster names are the best thing about
> > > > the
> > > > FF games: Catcherpillar, Marlboro. Also things like Shiva (which I
assume
> > > > is some kind of misspelling of Shiver).
> > >
> > > I'm fairly certain that Shiva is the correct spelling of Shiva, the
> > > Hindu god.
> >
> > Too bad the Final Fantasy female godess of ice has nothing to do with the
> > Hindu
> > male god of death...
>
> Except that FF's Shiva may not actually be female... I remember reading
> once that the Hindu god Shiva was a notorious cross-dresser.

Well, not so much that--I think the Hindu gods could appear naturally in the
form of either sex.

- Avenger


Homyguy Z

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"wamiq" <guitar...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time,

FF6 was one of the most uneven games in the series. The lack of a main
character was a good idea, the one or two defining character traits of the
human characters and the abundance of walking gimmicks was not. The split
between the Balance and Ruin was a good idea, the way the 'nonlinearity' in
Ruin was implemented, letting you basically pick the order in which you
complete basic, unfulfilling 'character quests' rather than giving any real
freedom was not. The Esper system was the first taste of the more free-range
customization of FF7 or 8, but the ultra-powerful innate skills of people
like Edgar, Gogo, Sabin, or Shadow pretty much eliminated the point of
letting you pick your favorites. Why use someone who doesn't have access to
the most powerful attacks, and never will? And then all the ultra-damage
combinations of relics and weapons nullified that for any of the later-game
challenges anyway, the same thing that FF7, 8, and 10 get accused of doing,
only those have better plots and battle systems.

> and the American
> version had bafflingly poor translation and had important elements
> removed. So this project was sorely needed. Basically, you're wrong.

So is there an actual text copy of the new script floating around or would I
have to play the patched rom to see the 'changes'? I kinda want to check it
out for myself.

Better still would be a list of examples why the project was justified like
Rob was asking for, but I wouldn't hold my breath for this.

-Homyguy Z


Pahsons - Somnolent - Insomniac - Narcoleptic

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Jun 14, 2004, 4:53:53 AM6/14/04
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In a daze, I read Homyguy Z's post, then collasped.

> So is there an actual text copy of the new script floating around or
> would I have to play the patched rom to see the 'changes'? I kinda
> want to check it out for myself.

I'd like to see that myself. I've heard of a "crack" attack

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Dan Posluns

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Jun 14, 2004, 7:11:58 AM6/14/04
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In article <2j4femF...@uni-berlin.de>,
"Homyguy Z" <amha...@bulldog.unca.edu> wrote:

> "wamiq" <guitar...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1f3830b112632b48...@localhost.talkaboutgaming.com...
> > Actually, FF6j is arguably the best RPG of all time,
>
> FF6 was one of the most uneven games in the series. The lack of a main
> character was a good idea, the one or two defining character traits of the
> human characters and the abundance of walking gimmicks was not. The split
> between the Balance and Ruin was a good idea, the way the 'nonlinearity' in
> Ruin was implemented, letting you basically pick the order in which you
> complete basic, unfulfilling 'character quests' rather than giving any real
> freedom was not. The Esper system was the first taste of the more free-range
> customization of FF7 or 8, but the ultra-powerful innate skills of people
> like Edgar, Gogo, Sabin, or Shadow pretty much eliminated the point of
> letting you pick your favorites. Why use someone who doesn't have access to
> the most powerful attacks, and never will? And then all the ultra-damage
> combinations of relics and weapons nullified that for any of the later-game
> challenges anyway, the same thing that FF7, 8, and 10 get accused of doing,
> only those have better plots and battle systems.

You are right about some stuff and wrong about some other stuff. I can't
be bothered to point out which, though.

Severe Silvergun

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Jun 27, 2004, 3:58:30 PM6/27/04
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"Homyguy Z" <amha...@bulldog.unca.edu> wrote in
news:2j4femF...@uni-berlin.de:

> And then all the ultra-damage
> combinations of relics and weapons nullified that for any of the
> later-game challenges anyway, the same thing that FF7, 8, and 10 get
> accused of doing,

Yes

> only those have better plots and battle systems.

No


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DarkSheer

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Jun 27, 2004, 9:05:49 PM6/27/04
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Severe Silvergun wrote:
> "Homyguy Z" <amha...@bulldog.unca.edu> wrote in
> news:2j4femF...@uni-berlin.de:
>
>> And then all the ultra-damage
>> combinations of relics and weapons nullified that for any of the
>> later-game challenges anyway, the same thing that FF7, 8, and 10 get
>> accused of doing,
>
> Yes
>
>> only those have better plots and battle systems.
>
> No

I agree 100% with silvergun.

Ryan


Rob Browning

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Jun 27, 2004, 9:20:53 PM6/27/04
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Then you're 50% wrong, obviously.

Rob
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Pahsons - Somnolent - Insomniac - Narcoleptic

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Jun 27, 2004, 9:17:32 PM6/27/04
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In a daze, I read Rob Browning's post, then collasped.

> Then you're 50% wrong, obviously.

What if it was a glass?

Dan Posluns

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Jun 27, 2004, 9:45:21 PM6/27/04
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In article <cec9426c062f8f45...@news.teranews.com>,
"Pahsons - Somnolent - Insomniac - Narcoleptic" <pahso...@juno.com>
wrote:

> In a daze, I read Rob Browning's post, then collasped.
>
> > Then you're 50% wrong, obviously.
>
> What if it was a glass?

I am SO unsubscribing from this newsgroup the moment I get a life.

Rob Browning

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Jun 28, 2004, 12:04:05 AM6/28/04
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On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 01:45:21 GMT, Dan Posluns
<d...@removeallexceptdanposluns.com> wrote:

>In article <cec9426c062f8f45...@news.teranews.com>,
> "Pahsons - Somnolent - Insomniac - Narcoleptic" <pahso...@juno.com>
> wrote:
>
>> In a daze, I read Rob Browning's post, then collasped.
>>
>> > Then you're 50% wrong, obviously.
>>
>> What if it was a glass?
>
>I am SO unsubscribing from this newsgroup the moment I get a life.

You're in for a wait.

Dan Posluns

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Jun 28, 2004, 7:02:56 AM6/28/04
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In article <156vd01bjhbh0ebek...@4ax.com>,
Rob Browning <pluv...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 01:45:21 GMT, Dan Posluns
> <d...@removeallexceptdanposluns.com> wrote:
>
> >In article <cec9426c062f8f45...@news.teranews.com>,
> > "Pahsons - Somnolent - Insomniac - Narcoleptic" <pahso...@juno.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> >> In a daze, I read Rob Browning's post, then collasped.
> >>
> >> > Then you're 50% wrong, obviously.
> >>
> >> What if it was a glass?
> >
> >I am SO unsubscribing from this newsgroup the moment I get a life.
>
> You're in for a wait.

Yeah, I know.

DarkSheer

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Jun 28, 2004, 3:17:23 PM6/28/04
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Rob Browning wrote:
> On Sun, 27 Jun 2004 21:05:49 -0400, "DarkSheer"
> <rdettl__@__dundee.net> wrote:
>
>> Severe Silvergun wrote:
>>> "Homyguy Z" <amha...@bulldog.unca.edu> wrote in
>>> news:2j4femF...@uni-berlin.de:
>>>
>>>> And then all the ultra-damage
>>>> combinations of relics and weapons nullified that for any of the
>>>> later-game challenges anyway, the same thing that FF7, 8, and 10
>>>> get accused of doing,
>>>
>>> Yes
>>>
>>>> only those have better plots and battle systems.
>>>
>>> No
>>
>> I agree 100% with silvergun.
>
> Then you're 50% wrong, obviously.
>
> Rob
> ploovTeHS...@charter.net

You could be right, but not about what your getting at.

Ryan


Balthasar

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Jun 28, 2004, 3:29:42 PM6/28/04
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"Rob Browning" <pluv...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:156vd01bjhbh0ebek...@4ax.com...

> On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 01:45:21 GMT, Dan Posluns
> <d...@removeallexceptdanposluns.com> wrote:
>
> >In article <cec9426c062f8f45...@news.teranews.com>,
> > "Pahsons - Somnolent - Insomniac - Narcoleptic" <pahso...@juno.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> >> In a daze, I read Rob Browning's post, then collasped.
> >>
> >> > Then you're 50% wrong, obviously.
> >>
> >> What if it was a glass?
> >
> >I am SO unsubscribing from this newsgroup the moment I get a life.
>
> You're in for a wait.

Ouch.

Where did everyone in this group go anyway? I'm not sure I've ever seen it
so barren.

Balthasar
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DarkSheer

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Jun 28, 2004, 6:22:01 PM6/28/04
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Balthasar wrote:
> "Rob Browning" <pluv...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:156vd01bjhbh0ebek...@4ax.com...
>> On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 01:45:21 GMT, Dan Posluns
>> <d...@removeallexceptdanposluns.com> wrote:
>>
>>> In article <cec9426c062f8f45...@news.teranews.com>,
>>> "Pahsons - Somnolent - Insomniac - Narcoleptic"
>>> <pahso...@juno.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> In a daze, I read Rob Browning's post, then collasped.
>>>>
>>>>> Then you're 50% wrong, obviously.
>>>>
>>>> What if it was a glass?
>>>
>>> I am SO unsubscribing from this newsgroup the moment I get a life.
>>
>> You're in for a wait.
>
> Ouch.
>
> Where did everyone in this group go anyway? I'm not sure I've ever
> seen it so barren.
>
> Balthasar

I know. I guess FFXI scared everyone away.

Ryan


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