How far ahead does Brian plan things?
 

Huh? Do you think everything is random, like Bob and George, or do you think everything is planned out in a master storyline?

I think that it has been stated that he has the entire storyline planned out. As for the humor, I'm not sure.

All the big events were planned ahead of time. What will get our Light Warriors to them is made up on the spot each day.

I know I didn't ask, but I just wanted to thank you for actually answering.

So... Thanks!

The Wandering God

Uhmm... Brian, (thinking back on any time you've actually talked to me, it hasn't actually been that special... although I can say I've been responded to at least twice by you, which is something different from most members that've just started coming this year. but each time, I think it's been something very small, or an insult....) I think that you should think about posting up at least something that says that you pre-plan all the major events. Really. Because it seems like every month or so lately (it also seems like every few months, there's an explosion of noobs that sign up on the forum (I was included in the explosion in January, I think.)), you get asked how planned the storyline is. and each time, it gets more annoying... Of course, I can't account for every other time you've been asked. But it definitely would help, don't you think?

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Wait, how many times have you been asked...?? I've seen it explained at least 3-4 times, and I've only been here for 5 months...

The funny thing there is that, it wasn't Brian that planned the "major events". They* were planned ahead of time by Squaresoft.

* "They", excluding Black Belt's fate, how they get from event to event, and how they go about the events, of course.

Even BB dying, or the Dark Warriors, or EPS being evil or BM becoming hellking, don't remember those from FF1.:p

Yes. Well, I just said that in the asterisk point.

The main events, for example: Garland, The Bridge, Matoya, Bikke, yadda yadda yadda etcetera. They were planned ahead of time by Squaresoft.

How they get from event to event (eg: The Deathtrap), and how everyone goes about these events (Garland, Sara, and the Vat o' Mountain Dew; Matoya's poison cookie persuasion; "Beating" Bikke's pirates with Scurvy; Dr. Swordopolis' helpings; White Mage inevitably leading Black Belt to his death that he shall never return from; yadda), all that inbetween stuff that isn't major (except for Black Belt, which was kinda major) is Brian's work.

...aaAnd he pretty much said all that in a couple of sentences.

Okay, thanks everyone and Brian.

Well it’s obvious you didn’t play the second quest, that you get after you beat the game the first time. :D

-halo