Game:

Final Fantasy IX (2000)

Category:

Walkthrough

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Welcome back everyone to another episode of my Final Fantasy 9 Let's Play. In today's episode, we take Zidane and Dagger underground in an attempt to find our kidnapped Black Mage. In the meantime, Steiner stumbles across some secrets of his own while attempting to coerce an old man obsessed with coffee (so much fun to voice). Oh yeah, and the second Black Waltz appears!

Let's Play Final Fantasy 9 Part 8: The Village
http://youtu.be/v8jnrSBWnn8

Let's Play Final Fantasy 9 Part 10: Battle through the Gate! [HD]
http://youtu.be/j4wUHB98QI0

Final Fantasy 9 Walkthrough Complete Playlist:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC12A55DAA246498C

FFIX Part 9: No commentary
http://youtu.be/xtIBz_IVrX0

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Emotionally, I've been pretty torn as of the last 2 months even though I think I put up a good front. The funny thing is, I have no idea what I want to do anymore. My biggest problem is that until I dive headfirst into something, I've always been pretty unsure of what is the best course. I took the PCAT (pharm school admission test) a while back and just dominated it. I was worried the job might not be intellectually challenging enough though. The thing is, the reason I decided to pursue Pharmacy over Medicine before I started college was because I wanted to make sure I put myself in a position where I could spend time with family. Then as of 2 years ago, my luck with relationships has just nosedived and I started thinking: maybe I should pursue something that is constantly changing, is challenging and interesting, and sucks up all my time since I can't guarantee I'll have a family anyways. In reality, I don't know if medicine is the best course either. What if I DO have a family? I think I might die emotionally if I have to carry the weight of caring for the lives of every family I see, while being unable to be there for my own. I've always been lousy at thinking about my needs and what might make me happy (and that would be reflected in my occupation). Actually, it's partly why I get so frustrated with work and the corporate world. If given a chance, I'll give everything to people. The problem, if you give everything away to people, and get nothing back, where does that leave you?

There was a great quote from Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller: "You can't eat the orange and throw the peel away—a man is not a piece of fruit."

I'm blessed by the fact I know I'm more than capable of excelling in whatever field I choose. The question is, how on earth will I know what is best for me long term right now? I know it's not in manufacturing. I feel like such a downer, but you have to be so careful in the corporate world. I feel like I give so much more than I get in return, and quite frankly I think most people feel that way right now. The worst part of the recession is having that sinking feeling that it's being used as an excuse to squeeze the labor force rather than address the real problem, which I think is wasteful spending. I hate knowing that people that are so distant from the process are given the most power when they don't fully understand it. Worst of all, I hate that small companies in recessions allow themselves to be cannibalized by larger companies, which only makes the problem worse. How can selfless people succeed in a world that requires you to be as selfish as possible?

That said, this game spoke to me when I was feeling alone in middle school, and speaks to me now as I play it. It's about life. It's about existence. It's about feeling alone and finding a purpose. It's about finding strength and courage when you don't think you have those things. Give me strength!

Wow, I talked for way too long. I know Cote puts these into his vids, and I'm not gonna lie, I love them to death so I thought I would give it a try. At the very least, you guys get a better idea of what's bouncing around in my head right now.

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