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So, I think that you have feelings right and that you can'be all that cold-blooded so I decided to make this.
Which scene do u think was the most touching in FF VIII?
For me it was the Ragnarok scene, I was crying while I was seeing it..if I'm right XD
Nothing was very touching. I guess I could say when you were on the ground running to Galbardia(sp) Garden and all the Balamb students were getting their ass kicked in the background. Made me think "Those damn kids should stop and run". Not touching as in make me cry but as in they don't stand a chance and they don't know it.
Nothing was very touching. I guess I could say when you were on the ground running to Galbardia(sp) Garden and all the Balamb students were getting their ass kicked in the background. Made me think "Those damn kids should stop and run". Not touching as in make me cry but as in they don't stand a chance and they don't know it.
kinda reminds me of virginia.but i couldnt really feel any of the scenes in ffviii were touching but ermmm im not sure............
For me the most touching scene was during the ending with Laguna visiting Raine's grave and the flashback to him proposing to her. A simple scene, but done really well.
For me the most touching scene was during the ending with Laguna visiting Raine's grave and the flashback to him proposing to her. A simple scene, but done really well.
I do not even have a really touching scene from this game, but mine would be from MGS3.
It is at the ending of the game, Snake is talking to the Boss and she tells him how her life fell apart and then asks him to kill her and says that they should make it they're finest hour, and the whole fight takes place in a field of white flowers next to a lake.
When you finish the fight, the Boss hands Snake her gun and asks him to kill her. Then, after snake kills her all of the whits flowers turn Blood red.............anyone who does not feel anything after the end of this game should be shot because they have a black hole for a heart......
ok.. it does tug at your heartstrings in that ending, i guess more so if you played the entire game. i've only played the first MGS, but i did love it.
you know, the MGS3 ending is kinda like Final Fantasy.. only in fatigues!
Yep, and yes, it does affect you more if you are a MGS fan and if you play the whole game. Then it like rips you heart out 'cause you have been playing the whole game knowing it would happen but you don't want it to.....
And yes that scene is good, but I like mine better, But mine is not a scene, it like a movie.....
As far as MGS3 goes, I thought the most emotional scene was right at the end when he's stood at The Boss' graveside. It's because it's there that the full weight of the story really hits you, the way Snake was played and manipulated right from the start in order to make him kill the woman who was everything to him. He believed the lies his government told him and thought he was doing the right thing, but really he was just a tool, a puppet who was to be used and discarded. And the final line of dialogue - "she was a true patriot" is really ominous and carries a real punch, epecially alongside the final shot of Snake saluting and the tear rolling down his face.
Yeah, that one was really good, I was too lazy to look it up and post it. If they were going to make another MGS film, they need to make it based on MGS3, it would most likely have the best appeal.
And when you are hearing about how the Boss was not a did not really defect, they made Eva cry....
Most touching scene?
poor squall
