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Shatterhand · 30 April 2003, 05:37

For me the best example of this was in Metal Gear Solid. If you have good characters in the middle of a good storyline, there's no way you won't feel attached to them.

When I finished Metal Gear Solid, I felt like my life was a little more empty. (There were really a small number of games that made me feel like that. It's like a friend who spend lots of great time with, is now going away, and won't be coming back)

I can understand how you felt wih Final Fantasy. My problem with it is not in the storyline, it's in the gameplay.

30 April 2003, 05:37	#15
Shatterhand Warhasneverbeensomuchfun Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Rio de Janeiro / Brazil Age: 41 Posts: 3,450	For me the best example of this was in Metal Gear Solid. If you have good characters in the middle of a good storyline, there's no way you won't feel attached to them. When I finished Metal Gear Solid, I felt like my life was a little more empty. (There were really a small number of games that made me feel like that. It's like a friend who spend lots of great time with, is now going away, and won't be coming back) I can understand how you felt wih Final Fantasy. My problem with it is not in the storyline, it's in the gameplay.