New Dissidia Quest and Friend Card
Quest: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=57C63UC2
Friend Card: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=94HDSLI2
This quest was also inspired by FFII and it's characters. Despite the game's many flaws, I still find the setting and cast interesting, though that could just be my imagination filling in the blanks the game left open. I should resume that FFII fic I started over a year ago... Anyway, This quest focuses on Firion and the warriors of Cosmos he seemed closest to in the Dissidia storylines as they fight in Emperor Mateus's coliseum to rescue Princess Hilda. Naturally, The Emperor does not intend to let her go so easily.
There are five battles, one for each customizable hero, against an auto leveled opponent of Hard (Equipment) difficulty. The final enemy is Hard (Abilities). No time limits this time or any other special conditions.
I did have some frustrating moments working with the text this time. I had two scenes in mind that I was forced to condense into one and felt extremely rushed, but that's probably because I know what I wanted to do. Wish there were an option to stick in an interlude scene besides the win/lose scene options. Once again, the scenes vary, sometimes drastically, depending on whether you win or lose the battles. After doing a normal playthrough, I recommend doing a forfeit run to see what I did differently, as well as seeing what fate befalls Firion in the bad ending.
Feel free to leave any feedback on the quest or my friend card's party. Thanks in advance.
Friend Card: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=94HDSLI2
This quest was also inspired by FFII and it's characters. Despite the game's many flaws, I still find the setting and cast interesting, though that could just be my imagination filling in the blanks the game left open. I should resume that FFII fic I started over a year ago... Anyway, This quest focuses on Firion and the warriors of Cosmos he seemed closest to in the Dissidia storylines as they fight in Emperor Mateus's coliseum to rescue Princess Hilda. Naturally, The Emperor does not intend to let her go so easily.
There are five battles, one for each customizable hero, against an auto leveled opponent of Hard (Equipment) difficulty. The final enemy is Hard (Abilities). No time limits this time or any other special conditions.
I did have some frustrating moments working with the text this time. I had two scenes in mind that I was forced to condense into one and felt extremely rushed, but that's probably because I know what I wanted to do. Wish there were an option to stick in an interlude scene besides the win/lose scene options. Once again, the scenes vary, sometimes drastically, depending on whether you win or lose the battles. After doing a normal playthrough, I recommend doing a forfeit run to see what I did differently, as well as seeing what fate befalls Firion in the bad ending.
Feel free to leave any feedback on the quest or my friend card's party. Thanks in advance.