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The end of a project is often the hardest to do properly. You can see this from the professional industry all the time, as they give us reasons to fight and care about their characters, and then leave us with a hollow ending that doesn't fulfill our needs. One of the most revealing things about my study of RPG's was that the ending was almost *more* important than the beginning, when it comes to how your game ends up.
In my 30 years of gaming, this is the best ending sequence I've ever played through. Lufia 2 was a great game all around. It was the ending that lands it at #2 on my all time games list.
If you have any favorite endings, list them here.
In my 30 years of gaming, this is the best ending sequence I've ever played through. Lufia 2 was a great game all around. It was the ending that lands it at #2 on my all time games list.
If you have any favorite endings, list them here.
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