Is the C supposed to be cat pee?

They didn't copy the terrorists, they are the same people.

Actually, the one in the middle (od/dist) is before the amp, and the other four (right to left) are in the FX loop.

Oh yeah, it's cool being able to get all kinds of weapons that any character can use. Too bad you don't have enough inventory space to carry more than a few and you don't get to look at what you just got until after you've thrown something else away in order to pick it up.

If you're willing to slog through endless random encounters to level up various stats and pick up weapons and armor, and you can remember plot points days or even weeks after you reached them, this game is AMAZING. If not, this game is a chore.

Really blown away by how much I loved these characters in a story that didn't exactly make sense.

The voice acting was SUPERB. *chef's kiss* Dialog/script was beautiful.

The maps help, but because of the camera angles, it's very difficult to know where you're going. Square rooms often look like they twist at an angle.

The visuals looked great but made it EXTREMELY difficult to locate items. The most difficult items to see? The only two maps.

Characters level too fast. Enemies are too weak to let everyone have a turn. James can't level anything up unless you purposely waste turns.

The weapon proficiency thing is awesome. Too bad it takes too long to level anything up.

The combat system was both well thought out and broken. In ff7, it's slow leveling up spells compared to characters. In K, it's 10x as slow.