Complicated???

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Strubes

What do you think is the most complicated story to any video game? Personally, I think I have to say Xenosaga Episode 1 had the most complicated story. Post up yours. :)
 
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I know there is a game ive played with a really complicated story

but i cant remember what it is

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Uh... I don't own very many complex games lol, my little mind just wouldn't be able to handle the stress. The most complicated storyline that I do have is Xenosaga. I haven't finished it yet though.
 
Breakdown. Beautiful.

Another complicated game (story-wise) is Half Life 2. Seriously, I guarantee, everyone who played that had no real clue what was going on unless they spent at least 3 hours thinking it over.
 
Complicated is good in my opinion, I loved MGS2's story, I have Xenosaga but haven't even popped it in my PS2 yet lol, even the first Final Fantasy had a complicated ending, I not even sure if Square even knew exactly what the Time Loop meant
 
Strubes said:
www.xenosaga.com

Should answer all of your questions. Truly my favorite RPG for the PS2. Even though it does get complicated, the battle system is great!
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it looks like ff and i hate them games AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH >:( *coughonlyff*cough*
 
GoRiLlAz_RoCk said:
it looks like ff and i hate them games AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH >:( *coughonlyff*cough*
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In my opinion, Xenosaga is better than FF. The ability to do multiple attacks at once, and the characters are more interesting to me.
 
Ya, I like games that have complicated stories and plot twists and such, but MGS2 was just ridiculous. I think it tried too hard to top itself.
 
I just thought the end was a bit too "out there." It's kind of hard to explain, but it was just too much of a gap from what you "thought" was going on that it really just made you feel like getting caught up in the story was a waste of time, because it really wasn't about that at all. I couldn't even consider the end a plot twist (or numerous plot twists) because it practically ignored everything that happened leading up to it and took it in an entirely new direction. The first (and only) time I watched it I just thought "Where did that come from? What just happened? Is that the end?"

Perhaps I just missed the point, or got lost in the plot, but I found it to be way over my head, and I normally like when a plot makes me take a proverbial step back and say "woah!"
 
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