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Final Fantasy 1 for the NES (spoiler alert) has a plot twist at the end where you save the world by undoing a time travel paradox created by the villain. This

by dnh44 5y ago

Final Fantasy 1 for the NES (spoiler alert) has a plot twist at the end where you save the world by undoing a time travel paradox created by the villain. This results in no one being aware that you've just saved the world, or that it even needed saving. As an 8 year old I learned that one shouldn't need or seek out praise or recognition from others for doing something that I felt was good.

mod 5y ago
I love these old jRPGs. I couldn't have told you the plot, but I remember the mechanics of this and FF2 very well. Modern rpgs are truly fantastic, but I don't enjoy them nearly as much.
- dnh44 5y ago
  Yeah I totally agree. The only one I’ve played recently that recreated the magic of childhood for me was Breath of the Wild.
  - mod 5y ago
    I played a lot of that. Fantastic game. Huge amount of playtime. I think if I was a kid still it would be the best game I had ever played.