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Ok honestly if I had to choose I would pick the second. Everyone has secrets they want to keep to themselvs and no matter what everyone has something they keep to themselves. They seem honest enough, and seem to care about you more than someone who annoys you and just uses you like a gossip tool. Also there is a diffrence between giving you advice and being rude. If he doesn't give you a lot of advice, it means he is actually paying attention to what advice you need to hear, not advice you need to figure out bby yourself. Sounds good?

I say KH1 is the most challenging to beat.

Cure is about all I use. I tried Summons my first time playing and I thought they weren't effective at all and just wasted the MP I could use for cure.

Epic music and epic Kingdom Hearts scenes= EPICNESS!

Don't know if it's going to happen, but I must admit that would be awsome!

Well the "End of the World" in KH1 was simply the leftovers of worlds destroyed by heartless, but those worlds were restored, so the place ceased to exist.

I was sooo excited when I thought I could fight as a heartless.... and then nothing happened, so Iet out a long, disapointed sigh and continued the game.

There are a lot to choose from. I love the ultima by itself, but i love oblivion and oathkeeper together. Who cant like that combo!?

I know it is! I was just saying!

Why does KH cease to bore me? I mean I have beat the games like a hundred times, yet I am always satisfied!

Congrats! Get ready for the experience!

I think Deep Jungle was ok. I agree it would be nice to bring back, but if it doesnt, I will live. Since it wasnt in KHCOM, it kinda lost importance...

Well, I won't lie, I love just about every moment of KH, the story anyway(we could all live without Atlantica in KH1), esspecialy all the building ups and the climax's where you were all like "Oh my goddness!", but the honest answer is that the thing that really got me intriged about the game was the beginning scene- epic graphics, music, forshadowing the games story. After seeing that, I made sure I was there everytime my bro played, and now I play and love it!

Yes, it is hard. I cannot tell you how many times I died. I recommend playing it as if you had never played the game at all because if you play it like you played standard... well you will die... a lot... like I did... but once you beat it on expert once, it is really easy to rebeat.

My older brother got the game when I was like 7. I loved watching him play, and always made suggestions and comments. So one day my brother gave me his KH games-KH1, KHCOM, and KH2. I was about 11 or 12. It was the first game I beat by myself, and ever since then I have been addicted, to KH and playing games!

I say Alantica all the way. They just repeated the same story in KH2 anyway. And the 100 acre wood was more of a side quest thing, not really a world in my opinion. You didn't have to beat it. Nor was it relevant to the story.

Two things- never being able to skip scenes I had seen a milliion times, either from playing the game a lot or dying a lot, and the gummi ship bored me have to death.

I say the darksides are easiest. there is no strategy to it at all. Just hit his hand, and his head sometimes. and dont die...

The cutscene right before you vs malificent as a dragon KH1... i died soooo many times when i first tried playing on expert. hate it....

Razorwind- Ansem was wrong about kingdom hearts though. It was light not darkness.

Maffy- you are right, but he realized how he was going about it was wrong, and mostly he was being used and manipulated

It was a typo. Relax you dont have to be rude. I was just saying what was on my mind. If you don't like it you don't have to be all sarcastic about it or even comment. I post this stuff for discussion not arguements.

What world are you living in? Did you toss your bacon across the kithen or something?

So I answered a forum about which to choose-dark or light? But I have been thinking about what defines dark and light and I think I finally got it. Light is when you choose to do good and help others not yourself, but you still makes mistakes. Darkness is when you choose to do wrong for your own selfish reasons, so your the one who causes mistakes to happen. Does that sound right.

Well is there a "walking the road to dawn" option, walking in the twilight? I'm just kidding, everyone seems to be saying that! However it is true, as humans we cannot be perfect, even God says trying to be perfect is a sin. However I generally try to do the right thing, so I say I would choose light!