Also, noel used a fire spell on royal ripeness FIRE HEALS HER

give this man a cookie

nope, try to look at it as a possible future you are from, and that's not the only one, there are more of them, something like paradox, so when you change past, you creat new future where is new you... But you is still you, because, if you didn't go back a didn't change the past, the future would be still same and you would not help yourself...

Also, the future is shaped by the past, so by artifically changing the future, you change all events that led to that future, which would be the past.

yeah, but remenber, Noel lost some of his memories, he just know that the Cocoon fall and everything else he didn't know, that means, that even if they go on the quest change the past, they will fail, cause in other words, Noel would disapeared when they succeded, but he didn't, remember Snow when you met him on his quest protect the Cocoon pilar? He also disapeared when you helped him to solve the paradox and cleared it, that should have been for Noel the same if they would succeded, but they didn't that means that from the start when they were sent on the journey, they were predicted to fail it :) got it? (yeah don't speak english well, sorry)

mh

Hey from the future just telling the high five is still going

When I heard this, I legit died laughing.

Hey that high five is still going. So inspirational.

The three then saw the destruction done to our planet and shrugged.

Kame kame Thank god....

But came back to take his bit

Such a godawful character, square just can't see the end of the hole, they keep digging

FINALLY LMFAOOO

DAMN LOL

To a degree, yes. But you won’t hear sins about the parts of the story that are done perfectly (usually some of the most important parts)

Damn it I wish I scrolled down before I googled it, but thanks.

Kék Dragnal Thanks, bro.

but what does stones of ephemeral eyes have to do with it?

@@shinjig Stones of short-lived eyes, I guess. They only have a short time to fix the paradox, I guess. I dunno

Thats an innuendo

the best thing of this game by far

You Can't Top That

cut to people falling off a bridge.

+Morgan Sheepman *raucous laughter*

Easily the best part of that video.

Butter Buh AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

*shows a bridge collapsing as people slide to their deaths (cough Hope's Mother) and are been blown into smithereens that was absolutely the hero's fault.* Snow then forgets it in a matter of minutes.......

bad time travel plots tend to do that

well bad plots tend to do that in general

+Jan Handzlik That's why Back to the Future is considered a classic. That movie had a "good" plot. Something Final Fantasy 13-2 doesn't understand.

Manly Malarky okay i didnt say anything bad about back to the future but okay

Yeah, I think I feel stupider after seeing just this sin counter for this game. I feel sorry for anyone who played it.

I actually had a sin about him looking like Surge from Chrono Cross at one point before I cut it.

Why do I get the feeling of FFXIII-2 has tons of Christianity references? Noel Kreiss makes me think of Jesus Christ, Caius Ballad makes me think of the anti- Christ, Gog Magog boss battle and Judgment Day. Don't tell me I'm the only one who realized this.

he looks more like Yuna from FFX if she was a male

YES! I knew I couldn’t be the only one!!

He looks Squall too

The diverse cast of FFXIII looks good on paper, but the execution was horrible

"Hey Alyssa, I know what we're gonna do today! We're gonna build a brand new Cacoon!...Hey, where's Lightning?"

R What does diversity have to do with the plot not being good ? Seems like a reach

@@JavaBum so you consider grieving of the death of a family member obnoxious? You self righteous sociopath.

@@Genji-Agito lol who even are you

Me neither

Still find more interesting than the first game… at least there is not Lightning & C. for the majority of time.

TheGallantRayku Except that he killed Caius despite Caius quite literally telling him that the goddess would die and it would cause the timeline to be overtaken by chaos.

You know what man. Great point!

@@yeetyeeterson5444 hm, Noel didn't killed Caius at all.. After Caius attacked Serah and Noel Stopped him, He stopped at the last second before dealing the finishing blow, and it was Caius who took his hand with the blade and shoved it into his chest.

Kayd Zeal It's been years since I played this game. Also yeah fair point. However, he still acts surprised about Serah dying despite basically knowing what happens to seeresses (how the actual hell is that said?) through Yeul dying.

@@yeetyeeterson5444 then why leave comment?

Nice ff

@bill lamook ah Thank you! I did not know that.

He’s also one of the voice actors from Skyrim

Really? I recognized him as Richie from Static Shock.

Plus Kovu from Simba's Pride.

Does Type-0 count? It's rated M and there's a part of the game where you kill innocent scientists who are just doing their jobs.

Josh Sinclair "innocent" but no i mean a real mature game where you're the worst villian, like a genocide to a whole country just for fun and such.

Well, we don't have a FF game for that, but the closest I can think of is "Hatred."

Well there was a Final fantasy mobile game where you play as a Turk from final fantasy 7.

Dartigan cool will check it out.

Your explanation for 37:36 is the most in depth explanation I have ever read.

Shaun Gibson Sorry. I figured that I didn't have to explain that they both could exist in the same plane and timeline. Even more so in Sazh's DLC when he figured it out after seeing Chocolina and the chick "standing" side by side.

That's what you get for playing with time travel, mother 'effin Paradox!

I applaud your analysis of such depth. Sadly, it does little to explain how poor the plot is in this game and instead points out the convolution. Keeping things out of exposition or in disorderly fashion just to keep fans guessing is a very cheap, very "sinful" way of writing. In this game's case further, time travel is one of the riskiest tropes for a reason.

I think I speak for everyone when I say……F**K TIME TRAVEL.

Need help with the explanation on "Butterfly Effect"?

Jack Stevens That's a theory, we've never had experience with time travel so how do we know this Butterfly Effect actually works? We've always been on one direct path, we haven't gone back to change on branching path. We have no idea of the logic of time travel or even if such a thing is possible.

+commander392 true,we don't know if "butterfly effect" really exist or already happened we don't know :)

commander392 Yet, think about it: How would changing the future affect the past? They do not intersect with each other.

Jack Stevens Unless there's the multiverse theory like Future Trunks in DBZ

TheSlayFer Ch. T. This is like how Tim Burton keeps romantically pairing Johnny Depp with his wife, Helena Carter.

Every country had their duo/trio of voice actors that always... ALWAYS works on EVERYTHING. It pisses me off really, they sound good, but it's just too repetitive. Goddamn, my country have Guilherme Briggs... he is in everywhere

lol i have to agree it does not deserve all this hate because the game way fun to play (all 3 of them btw

Nice :3 i am not the only one who likes the games :3 well of course there are better games but I liked it

I agree that there are several redeeming qualities, and I think that's the main problem. It's a potentially great game marred by weird writing and gameplay that didn't quite compliment the experience the way it could've.

It's just a matter of time so we can get another FF and people can hate it and forget about this one. This video has some points, but also shows lack of knowledge just so it can point one more sin count.

+Ultimate Waffle what part is fun to play in an automatic game? the games only had the plot and they focused really hard in make the plot NOT interesting. Everything the trilogy does is just absolutly flawed, it hurts super hard to think people actually made this and was thinking "no yeah this is fun, people will enjoy it", there is seriusly mental issues with the creators.

Dunno, this game is actually playable. People play Sonic 06 for the glitches and speedruns.

Dartigan has expressed in his streams that he NEVER wants to do a Sonic game. The emphasis was his.

SlyDante Who can blame him? I know how shitty the stories can be (06 and Shadow the Edgelord would be good examples) Still, it would be very interesting, and probably very funny too. It's obvious he knows about the stories of some of those games, like 06.

Check out Charriii5. He does a lot of Sonic sins videos and they are pretty funny and well thought out.

He's smart. Just sayin', I've seen Sonic fans defend that game. THAT is the hill they were willing to die on.

there are other villains who "won".

[Ardyn and Bahamut enters the chat]

The Emperor also got what he want

Honestly, this game barely feels like a time travel story. You never really see the effects of time and every important character is also a time traveler.

Dartigan that feels this game up with even more holes to poke. I also don't understand how changing the future effects the past this games plot is a clusterfuck.

Chaos crystal more like chaos emerald

The best time travel I read was in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4 *_Major Spoilers_* Here we have traveling back to the past to only one certain point, call this *(Point A)*, and when the power to travel back is activated, call this *(Point B)*. Say, someone/something was destroyed between these two parts and the power was activated are you go from *( Point B)* -> *(Point A)*. No matter what you do, they/it WILL be destroyed again because it already happened and you can't stop it, think of it like the movie Final Destination. Only way out is destroying the power or stopping it before They/it is destroyed.

I know this is 5 months late but for anyone new watching this or simply want to enjoy the game more without thinking it has a lot of plot holes, i'll explain some of them (though I do not excuse the ton of ex machinas in the game) : 1. "Changing the future also changes the past" is because the future and past IS being intersected by the "paradoxes," which aren't the same time travel paradox by definition that we're used to. In this game a paradox is just an item, people, or monsters that are from other times or are connecting two time periods. The first example is that after they get rid of the titan "paradox" in the future, the past was changed so that Hope never needed to go to the ruins because of the eclipse. Instead he goes there because of the future seeing machine (though for magical reasons he felt like he should wait there anyways). This was only 1 change, because of all the other "paradoxes" bridging future and past, along with every other character also becoming time travelers and bridging future and past, a single "change the future" will produce multiple changes in the past. It's basically all the "Paradox Endings" the game has, that Serah died cuz she had to watch it all. 2. (this is a guess, and same with sin #183) the reason Serah's clothing changed was because she entered a different world when the comet fell. As in she went to Noel's timeline where Cocoon wasn't there. Assuming there was also a Serah at that time wearing a different outfit. In short, she changes outfits when she changes realms. (the dream realm was an imitation of her in her original timeline so that's why she's in FFXIII outfit). If this argument isn't sound, then hell, FF ex machina. Like Dartigan said they needed a sexier design. 3. The gates don't always take them to exactly where they need to (hence the really long game), but the point is that they're moving forwards "being reckless" and doing the only thing they can because there's nothing else they can do. 4. (#95) He did the villain thing and didn't kill them because his ultimate goal was for Noel to kill himself later in the future willingly, thus releasing all the chaos. This is explained in the ending hidden Lightning scene when she fights Caius and he reveals to her that she played right into his plans right from the beginning. 5. btw I think the eclipse thing is the same as FFXV bs, as in it's not a lunar or solar eclipse like we know (they don't have an earth and sun, their world and planets are different, which begs the question why they say those words so often lol). The eclipse never happened after they went to Oerba in the future was because they got rid of the "paradox" that connected the two times, which shows up as a form of eclipse, effectively changing the past. 6. My understanding of why Snow's jumping through time solely form the game is that Lightning told him she's at another timeline in his dream and that he needs to start jumping to look for her, since that's what he was setting out to do in the first place. 7. (126-128) The guys a robot, not the actual Caius. 8.(128) Serah's just pure-hearted, she's feeling sad not only cuz its a Yeul but also at the idea that she's the one who caused their deaths (she's not actually causing their deaths but she doesn't know that at this point). 9. (156) The farewell thing is them being sarcastic, it was basically "No. No I never planned to say goodbye" "yeah I knew you guys wouldn't so I came instead" 10.(160) He waits 100 years after the blueprints and ideas are intact cuz that small planet takes 100 years to build. 11. (163) He didn't kill them earlier or actually kill them (as oppose to sending them to a dream realm) cuz 4. he needed them alive. 12. (167) The two Yeul's were talking about the same thing. The goddess's mercy freed them from the crystals, but in the process of using her powers chaos seeped through and dragged Lightning to Valhalla, effectively erasing her existence from her original time line starting the moment she uncrystalized (erasing her existence = changing her expected future). btw, Only Serah remembers the events of what happened because she's got the goddess's eyes, think of them as the Reading Steiner and Serah is basically Okabe Rintarou from the deja vu movie. 13. (182) same as why Serah couldn't save Noel until that pillar of light thingy after he decides to leave the realm (in his case, wanting to die). 14. (188,221) Cuz Caius can't kill himself, he's immortal and only another Guardian can kill him. This case being Noel, the last Guardian, also a prick that doesn't want to kill him. 15. (192) The reason why Serah dies despite only having the power for a short while was because while Yeul's foreseeings watched flashes of the future of their entire lives, it was one future and bits of it. Serah binge watched both the future and the past change when she died, meaning all the splits in different endings. 16. (198) Lightning isn't dying cuz she's borrowing the goddess's powers to see these things. The foreseers possess the power as a gift/curse from the goddess and the consequences takes its toll out on the foreseers bodies. Think of it as Lightning is using a magical telescope to see these things instead of her own fleshy eyes. 17. (211) What, Sazh can't get another baby Chocobo to put in his fro? 18. (212) Yeah, next shot she replies to him that she's very aware of that fact lol. 19. (214) considering that crystal Serah can sometimes communicate with the characters, I'm guessing she watched the player play FFXIII in her dreams. 20. (218) Lightning supposedly dies (gets defeated) after she fishes them out of the ocean. She wakes up later to a dead Serah. I think that was part of the bonus part after unlocking all the Paradox Endings or something. It explains why she turned into a crystal again...but not how... 21. (220) not exactly a plot hole but it might be a Japanese trend nowadays with immortals wanting to kill themselves. Kaido in One Piece, Utsuro in Gintama, Ardyn in FFXV, etc. it's a character cliche. 22. (224) We all get the idea that Cocoon falling = end of the world. But we tend to forget that the end of the world wasn't because Cocoon crashed like the moon onto Earth, it's because the fear of it falling caused people to go crazy and build Transformers to fight each other, those destroyed the world. I still agree there are still loads of plot holes as there are with pretty much any story and that's why these videos are so fun to watch (I always get great laughs from them). These problems include the fact that Noel didn't really have a "time-gazing friend" if all he did was stumble upon time travel. Snow's brand never gets explained in this game. Noel's amnesia is never explained. Regardless I really enjoyed the video, but sometimes these videos create a hate wave for people to underrate games. It was long and maybe not the best thing in the world, but I wanted to clear up some points made in the video to give the game back a couple points for people who maybe thinking about playing or revisiting the game.

No, fuck the puzzles!

YES FK THE PUZZLES!

Why? The final boss is a joke of a challenge lol Now those arena bosses are a different story though.

No Paradox Scope is my guess.

All of that is explained in the game so either you didn't comprehend it, didn't play it, or didn't pay attention to anything.

Tl;dr we are l’cie-ress, frenemies of the timeline

I agree with everything you said BUT 13-1 was trash and had an equally bad story that made the same amount of sense as 13-2. Also yes I know the entire story in depth and understand how their world works yet it still made no sense and had TONS of story flaws in 13 almost if not more than 13-2. I just dont want to type them all cuz I already had this convo in an extended FF13 blog and other comments. After 12 games that all have masterfully written stories wtf happend? why does 13 exist and why is SE so obsessed with Lightning.... Ugh I dont understand why anyone wouldnt get why these games are hated so passionately. Most (if not all) of its defenders are people who had it as their first Final Fantasy only by default due to it being the only FF on PS3 for that era/generation of gamers. Otherwise this is the worst videogame trilogy in all of history without question... In every way its objective so hate me all you guys want and tell me im wrong BUT if you all do, I guarantee you will always question yourself when alone wondering if youve made a mistake by liking something bad and thinking to yourselves "damnit I refuse to believe he was right, I dont care what anyone says This is a good game!" welp in that case telling yourselves "I dont care what everyone says Its a good game" is literally called being delusional. (sorry for the rant but the fanboys for this game [not FireHeart321] dont even know themselves whats going on in the story when I break down all its flaws and its stupid plot into details. Noone gets the full plot and the people who do get the every single little tiny plot detail hate this game cuz they realize its a mess, contradicting, and a stupid story to tell in the first place)

Ugh... KZfaq never notified me of these responses... Interesting... Anyway, I used to defend XIII like crazy. But after a couple years, I don't anymore. The first game constantly contradicts itself; the second game exists for no reason other than Toriyama didn't want Lightning to be forgotten; and LR only exists because of the mess XIII-2 was -- which rumor has it, the events of LR, apparently, made XIII-2 irrelevant anyway. So if that's true, it only further implies how pointless the sequels were. Used to be a XIII fan. I haven't touched the game in a few years now _(mainly because of Lightning and Hope; the whiniest characters ever)_ , and I often wonder what I liked about it so much. But the sequels just threw everything out the window. You can't even really call them sequels. To the first guy whom replied: I played XIII and XIII-2. I won't touch LR for so many reasons -- mainly just, not being interested after the fiasco that was XIII-2. But I'm not an idiot... I'm not the only one whom couldn't make sense of the story -- and there's no denying that, in the first game especially, the characters directly and willingly do exactly what the Fal'Cie wanted in the end despite their initial notion of defying their fate. Meanwhile, the sequels completely tossed that notion aside: all of the characters just accept their fate(s) now, including Ms. "I control my fate", by just living with what has happened to them and, even moreso, submitting to it. Literally, in every game, the characters spend their quest trying to change fate and get a happy ending, only to do exactly as fate desires and make things even worse on themselves. That is, literally, the plot of each XIII game in a nutshell -- and LR is so far out of left field it's not even funny.

Well said well also I think Lightning Returns could have been better without XIII-2 carry overs

Agreed, the soundtrack is the only good thing about this trilogy.😊

Noticed many people saying that about XIII-2, but I don’t get it. For me this was one of the worst soundtracks of all FFs (only XII had it worse imo)

Very generic instrumental music. It can get you hyped for a moment, but one hour later you already forget the music. It's not like Uematsu who makes extremely catchy melodies that are hard to forget

No it doesn't. VII, VIII, IX, X and XII disagree with you.

I'm surprised someone prefer this ost to the original XIII like what, the music form this game is very repetitive with up beat metal pop music everywhere. It only gets sad when we enter cutscenes of someone dying unlike the original that had variety with each new area. I'll admit Noel's and Yuels themes are among my favorite but that's literally the only 2 out if the entire game

yes please please please please...

I guess I'm going to have to order a copy from Amazon in preparation.

Dartigan You wont regret it. :D keep up the good work. i love your videos

You made my evening with that comment

Should be the sub title for the game.

I liked it as much if not more than XIII. The alternate endings was nest, but for me, the coolest thing was recruiting an enemy. What a bad ass fighting system! Imagine all the possibilities, especially when you factor in rarities and growth rate.

3, XII's story was garbage too. But at least XIII was fun to play and had a good ost, can't say the same for XIII-2

Man, I wish I had that kind of job stability

I think that would kill me, dartigan and everyone else.

If he did the multiple endings then it could potentially be that long.

Thankfully, this game is a lot shorter than the first game and has far fewer characters to deal with and a 'simpler' plot. I did consider breaking it into two episodes but decided it was best to keep it as one long video.

I'M SO EDGY 😂

It's in the DLC where Sahz has to play games in Serendipity.☺

Also, it's mentioned in FFXIII-3

Bonus costumes throughout the story that you can get for Mog.

now that i think of it... the only reason lighing return is better than ff13-2 is probably because it is simpler... and it is easier to make the plot less stupid when things are simpler

No... the plots still stupid mostly because it's still connected to the first two. It's a trilogy after all.

+UsonoHoushi yeah its still one of the worst final fantasy games but in my opinion it's better than the 2nd one

heartfullbutterfly Story wise, I agree, it is slightly better. The time limit game play, personally, it's not my thing. And, along with the whole FF13 universe, that just drags it down for me. If it didn't have that aspect, Lightning returns would also be in my best of the worse out of the 13 series. But for now, that title goes to 13-2.

+heartfullbutterfly I really liked Lightning Returns' battle system. That's all I liked.

True! I even got platinum trophy :D

first ff since 6 i didnt finish and never touched again. its was horrible imho

Im sad i cant give more than one thumb up here!

laz kar but there is exploring if you use the wild artefacts

If you can't follow the story-line, then you have the brain capacity of a fish. The game doesn't play itself; there are so many endings to this game.

I think Tales of Xillia 2 did that.

UsonoHoushi Well, in my defense, I did say "pretty much."

You could say the Higurashi/Umineko series use that concept (in so far as you can call any of it "time travelling").

ToX2 didn't have time travel though, they were going into different dimensions.

Takuya Blaze First off, Sorry if it's long. We're talking about science here. The dimensions you travel to only have "slight" differences from the one your characters come from.(unlike with other dimension jumping stories like Escaflone and even Digimon) If you know the concept of a multiverse (which- if you think about is the what the game's built around on), the fractures you go to look like the paths that you don't choose when making choices in life. Also the whole game is Time themed. You fight against a Great Spirit called freaking Chronos, your key item for everything important to the plot is a Pocket watch. and the theme around the game's UI are gears in a watch. It's not the usual style of time traveling we know of. (they never more forward or back in time) but it's pretty clear with the choices, multiple endings and all the time themes, that TOX2 is a time traveling game. A good example is the XX time lines in 13-2. there's an Academia 400 and 4XX. Same place existing same time, but existing in two different time line. That's TOX2's Time traveling in a nut shell.

Also all they have to do is not give a focus and they instantly transform.

Nope. It's because the proto falcie make them turn directly. And they were not lcie. Barthandelus did the same for the calvary in ffxiii

That Giant Tomato was a pain In the ass to beat when I had the game

Lol agrees. This guy clearly has a crush on this game, dedicated time to a video, almost just so he could hear himself. I mean, it's just a game. Sometimes the story is wonky or dumb, but can be made up for with other features like game play or graphics that let's the player still enjoy it.

same it's my guilty pleasure tbh, alongside FFXV

hahahahaha good one ff13 has fans HAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!

Lol i have to say the game sucked the first one plus they gave us sequels nobody asked for? But then again it's Square Enix and Momotu whatever his name is and his weaboo fetish with Lightning

Pablo Delgado what ? someone has weaboo fetish with a plank of wood called Lightning?

+Jan Handzlik Apparently the creator of lighting said he wants to marry her. God i would be soo unhappy with a woman like her

+Pablo Delgado me too she is so boring and unlikeable what he sees in her?

Oh and sense I'm on phone I can't edit that, but I do think it's funny some questions you ask have easy answers that explain them without digging, but those answers could be better sins XD

Good that some people are aware of this. I've got no problem with people not liking these recent games, but it irks me a bit at how many seem to think the older titles didn't have most of the same "sins".

>most final fantasy's are like that people just have rose colored glasses. As someone who beat all of the main final fantasies, plus a couple extras, from 1-13-2 in a year I can tell you it's always been like this Nah, this is wrong. Straight up. I have all the old ones too, and while they're not shakespeare or anything (in terms of writing, I don't think FF was ever particularly great. Generally style over substance with a few genuinely heartfelt moments scattered throughout) they're still a thousand times more solid and cohesive than this mess. In fact, to be honest, the FF series has varied in tone so much over the years that you can't really make a blanket statement like that. Take Final Fantasy V for example. It's almost nothing like the rest of the series, in that it doesn't even try for the heavy handed melodrama or faux philosophical themes that would characterize later installments. It's a simple, straight forward plot with very simple, straight forward characters, and it focuses more on cutesie humor and whimsy than trying to be "deep". You can't really even judge it by the same standards as its immediate predecessor and sequel, let alone claim it somehow shares the same "sins" as FFXIII. That's not to say FFV is a deep or marvelously well written game, mind you. It's a borderline excuse plot. But it accomplishes what it sets out to do (being a simple, less serious role playing game with a lighter mood), a thousand times better than...well...whatever they were trying to accomplish here. The same can be said to varying degrees (some of them are certainly more flawed than others) about the rest of the earlier titles.

How so?

+Romulus Numa I just thought that the way they talk was similar to it.

+AniFrostyGhost oh yeah that is true

That is no secret all the characters in the FF13 trilogy were inspired by bad Shonen heroes. It's like the director got all of his ideas from Naruto or something.

Just wait until FF 15 when the main protagonist looks like Sasuke.

I do too. People are more edgier in this comment section than Reaper in Overwatch.

There is actually nothing wrong with the story parts of the games yet somehow Americans find ways to be edgy and complain about everything.

... why? I’m legitimately asking; why? I love final fantasy but these games utterly bore me...

Liam O' Brien. The man with a dramatically deep and gravely voice.

He also voice Gaara if i'm correct

you're totally right

He also voices Grimoire Weiss in NieR.

And Kain from FFIV remake

Not the case for caius tho 😂😂

Game never explains that

The game literally doesn't not explain that line of reasoning is why she is immune to Caius' time freezing ability.

Murin Please reread what I said. The game does not go out of it's way to tell you that. It's up to your interpretation. It might make sense but it's not like you have any concrete proof outside of your own. I came to that conclusion to. Game still doesn't out right say that's why.

Having to read the in-game wiki so that you can understand what's happening is a *terrible* way of telling a story. Codices should be optional, in case you want to learn of the details that don't concern the current story. I played throughout all of the Dragon Age series without putting a finger on the codex entries and I still managed to understand everything that was happening. FF13, on the other hand, expects you to read the thing as if you were studying for a test. Way to make your game enganging.

Are you serious? The whole point of these videos is to show perspective of someone who did play it. This series does the exact opposite of dark souls by explaining small details and not giving us the inital set up.

To summarize: The reason why time travel is such a risky trope to use is because it is a theory. Nothing is set in stone with how time travel works, leading to narratives with it having a lot of plot holes and inconsistencies.

Xethias Doesn’t mean shit.

Also if you didnt read any of the datalogs, has already been explained that after Cocoon has fall some normal people get to use magic, but with some restrictions

And I do have a whole other bunch of explanation for the most of the vídeo

Khalid Abdullah I loved the game. Still do.

Khalid Abdullah yessss I absolutely love this trilogy. I've replayed all three multiple times and never get tired of them. I really don't understand why there's so much hate over it.

Yep.

alot do

So you liked it? Good for you! But some of us have actual standards. We like good stories, well-developed characters, and interesting worlds - none of which these games provide. But you do you, boo!

He only does FF13 once a year

He can only take 1 FF13 game a year.

As the others said, I only do on FF 13 game a year in the summer. So we wont finish the trilogy until 2017.