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<blockquote data-quote="GMMichael" data-source="post: 6276444" data-attributes="member: 6685730">Final Fantasy IV is still the best CRPG ever.&nbsp; It had story, suspense, character development, mythology, epic proportions, drama, secrets, and more.&nbsp; Each character profession was interesting and had a unique feel.&nbsp; The pacing of character development is perfect.&nbsp; And it transcended its medium - a 16-bit Nintendo system.If you could add roleplaying into FFIV, you'd have the perfect TRPG.I've seen two very good adaptations of FFIV, Final Fantasy Zero and Final Fantasy d6.When I started designing <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?350867-Modos-RPG-Playtest-1-the-One-True-System" target="_blank">Modos RPG</a>, I leaned heavily on Final Fantasy ideas, but also drew from Eamon, Skyrim, and D&amp;D.&nbsp; The core Modos RPG system is intentionally simplistic (more like its Eamon inspiration), but one of my design goals is definitely to adapt the system to Final Fantasy-style gaming.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMMichael, post: 6276444, member: 6685730"] Final Fantasy IV is [I]still[/I] the best CRPG ever. It had story, suspense, character development, mythology, epic proportions, drama, secrets, and more. Each character profession was interesting and had a unique feel. The pacing of character development is perfect. And it transcended its medium - a 16-bit Nintendo system. If you could add roleplaying into FFIV, you'd have the perfect TRPG. I've seen two very good adaptations of FFIV, Final Fantasy Zero and Final Fantasy d6. When I started designing [URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?350867-Modos-RPG-Playtest-1-the-One-True-System"]Modos RPG[/URL], I leaned heavily on Final Fantasy ideas, but also drew from Eamon, Skyrim, and D&D. The core Modos RPG system is intentionally simplistic (more like its Eamon inspiration), but one of my design goals is definitely to adapt the system to Final Fantasy-style gaming. [/QUOTE]

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