@@Sakisasvictorianmaskshe's actually hilarious when she's not serious. Her reply in the brothel to Cid was dry as fuck and when you meet Byron for the first time and Clive asks her if he's a poor liar. Two small insights into a relaxed, happy Jill. She was a slave for 13 years and forced to kill hundreds. The Jill we meet at the start is full of life and joy. Going through that hell would change anyone. I just wish they didn't crap all over Shiva and have her ass beat everytime she primes. It would've been nice to see her win or out up a good fight but I get why they didn't. Jill had used most of her aether and power by the time we meet her. I do wish we saw more of the relaxed Jill though. I think their personalities would've played off each other like he did with Cid.
@@yomrwhite607 yes, but its interesting cause in that moment Clive rid the world of magic, thats why the Metia star disappeared a bit after (so Jill assumed her wish won't be granted and he dies). So maybe the curse also stopped at his wrist and disappeared - cause there's no magic anymore. It's very likely he's just dead, but its still an ambigious and open ending. Even the FF wiki says his fate is unknown. I hate open endings, even if its just a 10% chance he made it.
After doing all the side quests and thinking about it, I think it's really just up to the player and what they believe. Making plans for the future like continuing with his father's plans, getting the garland from Jill as well as confessing his love for her, and the pen he got from Tomes to write a book lean towards he lived. On the flip side, other quests like on for Gav and Theo's fate do tend to lean towards his death. The one piece of evidence that no one agrees on is the book. Then again, Clive does narrate the ending and him writing the book makes the most sense since he would know the whole story.
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Jill’s a great character
Good job compiling these amazing scenes my friend! 😉
Jill is like the perfect Bae
Compliant, supportive and without much of a personailty of her own?
(Jk, but I really wish she could've gotten more actual spotlight without Clive)
Lol...pathetic character
@@Sakisasvictorianmaskshe's actually hilarious when she's not serious. Her reply in the brothel to Cid was dry as fuck and when you meet Byron for the first time and Clive asks her if he's a poor liar. Two small insights into a relaxed, happy Jill.
She was a slave for 13 years and forced to kill hundreds. The Jill we meet at the start is full of life and joy. Going through that hell would change anyone.
I just wish they didn't crap all over Shiva and have her ass beat everytime she primes. It would've been nice to see her win or out up a good fight but I get why they didn't. Jill had used most of her aether and power by the time we meet her.
I do wish we saw more of the relaxed Jill though. I think their personalities would've played off each other like he did with Cid.
She is indeed lovely, wife material in every way.
lol no ...@@Leonhart_93
Not all cutscenes. You missed one of the best ones with her and Clive on the flower field.
As a Plague Tale fan, the interactions between Young Jill and Joshua tickle me.
ME TOO BRO
LOL it’s almost distracting I can only hear Hugo and Amicia
3:27:30 - "It must be one of the dragoons' pets."
+Clive gives dragon a hard stare+
+Dragon dies+
This actually checks out.
1:21:30 that's what she said
💀
dawg💀
ending is so sad gotta admit i wished clive lived and didn't die at the end
he didn’t die lol
yes he did man got the ooga booga magic no no curse started to turn stone also passed out afterwards pretty dead to me
@@yomrwhite607 yes, but its interesting cause in that moment Clive rid the world of magic, thats why the Metia star disappeared a bit after (so Jill assumed her wish won't be granted and he dies). So maybe the curse also stopped at his wrist and disappeared - cause there's no magic anymore. It's very likely he's just dead, but its still an ambigious and open ending. Even the FF wiki says his fate is unknown. I hate open endings, even if its just a 10% chance he made it.
The ending is unclear. I can't be sad not knowing what happened.
After doing all the side quests and thinking about it, I think it's really just up to the player and what they believe. Making plans for the future like continuing with his father's plans, getting the garland from Jill as well as confessing his love for her, and the pen he got from Tomes to write a book lean towards he lived. On the flip side, other quests like on for Gav and Theo's fate do tend to lean towards his death. The one piece of evidence that no one agrees on is the book. Then again, Clive does narrate the ending and him writing the book makes the most sense since he would know the whole story.
4:38 𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖌𝖆𝖑
Perfect woman.
I'm surprised I'm the first to comment. The name Warrick dates back to Warwickshire, England.. During the Anglo-Saxon raids.
And as usual the flower field scene is missing. Do so very few people bother doing the sidequests?
Gav...
Poor Jill, but Gav... :_(
what is the song at 4:50:50
It's the Shiva theme for the game
MOMMY
BARK BARK BARK AWOOOOOOO GET PREGNANT GET PREGNANT WOOF WOOF BARK BARK AAAAASUUUIIGHHHHH COOMING
Loyalty…what would you know about it
b🤬!
Clive and Jill are a better romance than Noctis and Luna.
Change my mind.😢
Well Clive and Jill had more time to develop their love and Luna and Noct didn’t but only a few scenes