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Final Fantasy Tactics: The Meaning of Good and the Tragedy of Princess Ovelia
I recently finished my second playthrough of Final Fantasy Tactics (FFT: Complete Mod in particular this time) and since it has been so many years since last playing it, I had forgotten how much the ending left me feeling gutted. … Continue reading
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