A Gaming Diary
Final Fantasy (iPhone)
Didn’t play as much of this as I’d intended over the weekend, but I managed to do some wandering and found another town.
Yarr!
The people there were scared of some horrible pirates who were hanging around, so I went and beat them up. (Violence, of course, solves everything.) The pirate captain was so impressed that he vowed to change his ways and gave me his pirate ship, which was nice of him.
I’ll be sailing the seven seas when I next play, then, unless I just wander around outside town fighting for a while to level up.
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