Women begin with a slightly higher magic stat
The magic stat boost is so minor that it is overcome by class selection and equipment within a few levels. On its own, it doesn't mean much. But next to the fact that men start out with a physical attack boost, it might be taken to mean that women aren't as physically able as men. The fact that it is easily mitigated could be a positive, though - a woman can perform any task as ably as a man if she decides to.

There were enough things wrong that I didn't really feel like leaving the old style alone, and I don't really enjoy the idea of using someone else's prebuilt them. But I seem to have royally disturbed some sort of natural order with this design.

I just got an email with the subject line "Dinner Under the Stars". Somehow I read it as "Dinner Under the Stairs", which seems more like a child-abuse story.

Also, Watchmen is the most brilliant superhero comic I've ever read.

As a Final Fantasy fan losing interest in the series due to its endless spinoffs and returns to FFVII's lore base, I played XII out of a sort of obligation. Design-wise, it features one of the best and one of the worst ideas I've seen in an RPG for a long time.

I've always liked this game, but some stumbling blocks prevented me from finishing it. But what makes FFCC interesting is that the game's best and worst features are the same.

What is "Delzhand"?