at least once reading a dream?

i cried on the first one. T_T so sad...........

I haven't!

... much...

A couple of the dreams got to me a little. Actually the death of Lirum did too. Mack, I like that little guy for some reason.

- A

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Go real.

I could never come anywhere near crying in a video game (apart from when aeris died... err. not really) But yeh the death of Lirum was quite sad I guess...with the music and everythin.

I was close when the death of Lirum happened.

Haven't cried yet, but it's probably bound to happen if this game is as sad as people say it is.. I wept at Wall-E at the end FFS lol.

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100% Retail: 4
100% Arcade: 1

The story about the black woman and white guy couple and killing herself made me cry

Havn't cried yet but a few of the stories almost got me.

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Just started playing this game after owning it for a year. I really like this game, but the dream about the old senile lady who calls Kaim big brother was really depressing!!!!!!

i cried when lirium died. and some of dreams to. i love this game. Can't wait for the sequal. but i did not like Sarah, she not good for kaim, thats my opinion.

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Masta Khameron

I found all the dreams very moving....the frst one i just skipped thru because i just wanted to play the game but the next one i read (and all from then on) and i found that they totally added to the overall experience of this great game............now if i could just get that damn treasure trove achievement.

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They're nihilists, Donny, nothing to be afraid of.

the dreams were very well done and a lot of them were moving.  but to answer your question no...none of the dreams made me cry.

As stated in another post I made in this forum, I've finished disc 1/4 and I cant even keep count of how many times I have cried so far.. the stories, Larium. the dreams are downright depressing but beautiful in their own sad little way. I think that the dream sequences in text was the best decision they made because it has you draw from your own imagination and gives you a "visual-sensory break" from the game.

The game is just fantastic to me being a noivce to the JRPG genre, even if tremendously sad. I think the last time I have felt this way was when I was watching this anime called "Wolf's Rain" where the story was so sad, but the cinematrogaphy, story and voice-acting was outstanding.

Here's hoping to a more light-hearted sections on the rest of the discs...

The dreams are incredible stories they all are crazy moving.

 VSorceress wrote:

As stated in another post I made in this forum, I've finished disc 1/4 and I cant even keep count of how many times I have cried so far.. the stories, Larium. the dreams are downright depressing but beautiful in their own sad little way. I think that the dream sequences in text was the best decision they made because it has you draw from your own imagination and gives you a "visual-sensory break" from the game.

The game is just fantastic to me being a noivce to the JRPG genre, even if tremendously sad. I think the last time I have felt this way was when I was watching this anime called "Wolf's Rain" where the story was so sad, but the cinematrogaphy, story and voice-acting was outstanding.

Here's hoping to a more light-hearted sections on the rest of the discs...

Don't worry, Jansen will make you laugh one way or the other, because he owns like that.

Yes i've cried at quite a few parts in this game. The stories are, amazing. At first I was like "wow these things are long, like reading a whole damn story" but then I seen how wel put together they are, the touching stories. I read each and evry single one of them, and made some other family members even read them to show how great the game is. I can damn well say the ending made me cry. Poor Sed :\

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Tarutaru Valefor
Level 75: WHM, BST, NIN, WAR
Rank 10 all, Captain, CoP, ToAU, RoZ, complete

Vana'diel is neverending

 lakonian 117 wrote:

I haven't!

... much...

A couple of the dreams got to me a little. Actually the death of Lirum did too. Mack, I like that little guy for some reason.

- A

....Wow a little spoiler notice woulda been nice man. Goddamn.

A lot of the dreams have made me cry ...so sad.

 Prophesizer wrote:

 lakonian 117 wrote:

I haven't!

... much...

A couple of the dreams got to me a little. Actually the death of Lirum did too. Mack, I like that little guy for some reason.

- A

....Wow a little spoiler notice woulda been nice man. Goddamn.

It's not like you really /know/ who Lirum is before you see her

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Tarutaru Valefor
Level 75: WHM, BST, NIN, WAR
Rank 10 all, Captain, CoP, ToAU, RoZ, complete

Vana'diel is neverending

Hannah's Departure got me. It was all just very sad and just when i thought everything was going to get better they added more sad details! :S

 iTz OMEN REAPER wrote:

at least once reading a dream?

i cried on the first one. T_T so sad...........

I must admit the 1st dream was very emotional.. I did well up a bit.
But the following dreams haven't tugged my heart-strings in the same way.

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Mr.T is to recieve a Nobel Peace Prize for all his good charity work pitying fools.

i cried when lirum died. is reaaly sad. hiks...

some of the dream also make me almost cry. but forgot which one. (it's been a long time since i play it)

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~Searching for a place where dreams come true~

The first dream, the dream about the lying girl, and the one with the man marrying a brown girl, who ultimately commits suicide are all extremely well-written. I wanna know who wrote these, and if they have any published books.

I'm gonna be honest; these stories are just there optionally, but I read a couple every time I get on the game.

And am I the only one who gets annoyed with Mack's crying throughout the game over everything? I mean, seriously, someone just HAS to mention Lirum, and he gets all emotional.

Kiyoshi Shigematsu, he wrote the dreams.

 m1n05 4 wrote:

Kiyoshi Shigematsu, he wrote the dreams.

Thanks for the info, and i haven't cried during any of the dreams.

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I seen it, I did it, I claimed it. Dreamt about it, and became it.

No, i think it was a great game but i dont think anything in the story was moveing enough to make me cry.

The first time I played through the Lirum sequence my wife was watching it and she cried. I have to say that I would be very happy to see a sequel. I felt the dream sequence stories added a unique dimension to the story. Plus the game reminds me a lot of a minor cross between Final Fantasy VIII and Final Fantasy X.

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This game serves as therapy, I cried a few times. Mostly during cut-scenes, but that first dream made me shed a tear or two XD

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All shall fall before my horde.

This is the type of game that makes you cry, then when you least expect it, you're like;

Wow; am I crying...?

How Gamespot could give this emotionally-fueled masterpiece a 7.5, I will never know.

Well, I'm not made of ice; a few of the short stories and the death of Lirum got me really, really choked up.  The game may pull a lot of cheap puppet strings to get the user emotionally invested, but I think the sentiment is genuine for the most part.  Caring about the characters, and how the story turns out, was a pretty significant part of Lost Odyssey's appeal for me.

i havent read any of the dreams because they seemed so long and boring, i didnt know that they were actually good. mayby i will give them a try now

when lirum died it was quite sad... probably because cooke and mack.... theres just something about children crying (at something worth crying over... not talking about when you snatch the xbox controller out of thier hand and they throw a fit)

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Elmo is the devil!!!