I've got my house keys. Close enough to a key blade right? Ooh! It has a rose keychain on it and everything. I'm good. Well except that I'm nowhere near agile enough for all that flowmotion crap.
Unlike BBS it is all one file. So as noted above not only can you make it one file, but you actually have to.
No idea, never tried that. If it lets you make a second though I have to imagine it would at least count for Status abilities if you have both in your party. I'm not sure about the other abilities though.
For speed it is the best of the three. The real problem is the lack of invincibility frames. Ven and Aqua can produce them almost constantly while Terra only has them towards the beginning of his slide.
The abilities marked with the dream eater symbol (the ones that fall under the status category) require the Spirit to be in your party. All others are permanent and don't need the Spirit active in order to use them.
It is unlocked on the Spirit itself and then can be used by either (or both) characters. You could even train it with one character and then switch it to the other and reap the benefits. I've been sharing Spirits a lot because they also grow faster that way, though overall there is no difference since the extra training time there means another Spirit isn't getting any.
Went to Anime Central (A-Cen) this year, but the only one in our group that had gone before sucked at planning things. We essentially wandered the exhibition hall for two days. Didn't help the experience that we were broke, but looking at all the cosplays was pretty cool.
A difficulty driver is what makes the game harder or easier. In Kingdom Hearts this is largely restricting damage you deal and increasing damage taken. While this carries over into critical as well, Square also gives you added benefits like extra AP or command slots which balances out to make it only slightly harder than proud. The reason they give you these bonuses though is to give you a fighting chance when you equip Exp Zero the whole time to remain at level 1. Though I just use it so I can explore more without overleveling. Also neither Exp Zero nor Critical difficulty are found in KH1:FM.
The 128kbps is fine really for anyone who isn't an audiophile. Most people wouldn't appreciate the difference even if they had equipment to hear the difference. You joke that it sounds like laptop speakers but a lot of us do play it off laptop speakers, so better quality would still sound like laptop speakers. As for the why it is set there. 128kbsp is 16kBps. That across 100 users is a bit over 1.5GBps upload bandwidth on the server, which is A LOT. I'm actually surprised that RvR got it for as little as he did. As much as having even more than that would be nice, this meets our needs. Not to beat a dead horse but the only obstacle here is money. If you and other users can get the funds together we would love to have an upgrade. Though that still leaves number of users vs sound quality, it would be discussed when we get there. Not a huge point in discussing what we can't do.
The English language is full of mixed standards. It looks to me like the "true rule" is the preposition rule, but since it looks odd with longer prepositions the practice of length checking came in. Really most people just wing it so the "less important" words are not capitalized. Or very commonly people will capitalize every word anyway. Other than in an English class it is very unlikely that someone is going to care, though notably I've never had an English teacher care either.
This has been my stance. Neither do much for me, but a lot of other people obviously like it so good for them.
Not currently on the computer that can emulate, but I could be later if you want.
The only times I've manually dropped so far (twice) is when I'm in bonus time and I'm unlikely to even find more enemies in the remaining time. I really haven't done much "grinding" but I am bit obsessive over treasure. I fight what gets in my way while I go around searching and turn on Exp Zero if need be to prevent over leveling. Though despite my incessant searching I've only managed to complete Sora's Traverse Town 100%. I'm also fairly sure that I left Sliding Sidewinder somewhere in La Cité Des Cloches and it is driving me mad, but I want to find everything on my own.
Count me in. Green + Black
Once I got my level up to recommended I started doing ok (though I'm still not very far, only recently made it to the grid). I wasn't sure I was going to make it due to lack of potions and I'm usually pretty good with Kingdom Hearts titles.
It is a matter of opinion. I prefer it this way myself. Though the fact that the cards were so easy to access removes some of the thrill of getting preorder or Mark of Mastery editions. Though I was more concerned about getting the game fast than any associated bonus.
Yeah those are the standard preorder cards. Though the 360 stand is notably useless unless you don't want to use the other cards since after unlocking those spirits they serve the same function. Also I was digging around online the other day and found out a couple of things. 1) The random spirit you get can change from one file to the next. Though it seems to be very stubborn about changing within a file, at the very least you need to quit to the title menu for a new attempt. 2) There isn't anything about the game or the cards to prevent people from crossing them over, you can even read them off of your computer screen.
*hides pitchfork behind back and nods vigorously*
It never really left. It showed up in Birth By Sleep which was the only applicable title after it's first being found in KH2:FM. 358/2 Days and RE:Coded both used optional application of levels, which then makes Exp Zero redundant.
I do think that everyone can change but I will say that people become generally more resistant to it over time. The best analogy I've heard for it is like concrete. Kids are like the freshly laid concrete. It is very hard for them not to change with anything and everything that happens to them, but the changes are so frequent that things can be reversed in the blink of an eye. As they grow up some its like the concrete thickening. The changes come but it isn't a constant and are generally more purposeful. Somewhere in adulthood (this time varying from person to person the most) it is like fully set concrete. You've got everything figured out and while there is still gradual change it is really slow (like water wearing down the concrete), but there is always a chance that some major event will come in like a jackhammer and mess stuff up.
