An interesting way to play

[PowerIsNothing]

So, you want to play the game, and not spoil yourself?
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Your playing the game, every part of it will be spoiling you!
That's the point of playing it!

I think he means that he wants to play the characters that spoil the least of the other characters story first. If that makes sense.

 

[Radon]

I think he means that he wants to play the characters that spoil the least of the other characters story first. If that makes sense.

No its just stupid. They're supposed to reveal stuff about the other characters stories. The way you play makes your story unique.

And the thing about this stop and play another character, it couldn't work. The characters go through the worlds in different orders. So really you won't be playing through each world completely.

I'm just gonna do the recommended Terra, Ven, Aqua method.

 

[Wheels]

I do have a question. Granted, I know the gist of the story, but I haven't watched the cutscenes, so I'm a little bit in the dark about its presentation. Now, we all know that Aqua spoils details for Terra and Ven. But, it is kinda cool to see a story from the perspective of the effect, and then from that of the cause. So, would it be interesting to view all this crap through Aqua as the after effects, and then see how it all started? Y/N?

All depends on your personal opinion. I mean, for me, playing this way seems the most interesting, and so, it's the way I'm going to play. Aqua first because of her much more third person view on what's happening in deep detail with the other two, then Ven to explain more indepth about the leadup to his fate, and lastly Terra, to finally see what is actually happening with him, rather than what's being implied. But, if you want to play in any other way, then play it that way. You'll get more enjoyment that way

 

[PowerIsNothing]

I'm just gonna do the recommended Terra, Ven, Aqua method

I'll probably be doing the same.

 

[XIII Heartless]

Seems like a needlessly complicated way to play the game.
The story was meant to be told through scenarios, where each compliments and expands upon the other. That's why I don't understand why people complain about one scenario 'spoiling' another. You're playing the game--the game can't 'spoil' itself. That's just the way the story is. It isn't really supposed to go in the order events happen, that adds to the mystery. Certain aspects will get filled in as the player reaches the next scenario.

/THREAD dang 25 character rule