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Message: [QUOTE="GeoHikari, post: 11444, member: 13320"] I still currently playing Final Fantasy 6 - A Soldier's Contingency Ver. 2.0 on SNES9X. As an fan of FF6, there was several hacks when I played when they released. I understand, with the moders, why FF6 is more popular than FF7(in the past 2 years, I saw ONLY ONE mod of the game, and this is the unfamous one for use only in emulators when you can use Aertith up to the final battle against Sephiroth and few other changes in writting - such as Fire 3 as Firaga). And in these same two years passed, the moding community released two spetacular mods of FF6: the mentioned A Soldier's Contingency, and the T-Edition, who in fact was already released in the end of 2010's in Japan but only now gets a english release, but some fans considers the english T-Edition's as ''brand new''. On my opinion, A Soldier's Contingency is little inferior than T-Edition in terms of changes and contents. The differences of ASC are notable for me, such as the usage of Leo as a regular character, Shadow as a temporary character(sad for me, but I saw rumors that the makers of these are planning a Version 3.0 with more changes and Shadow as a regular character, even they must change the story again), and a new region in World of Ruin when we faces random superboses, as part of ''Beast Hunting'' quest. But I wanted ASC a mod like T-Edition, with a large expansion of the story, more secret dungeons and the inclusion of Legendary Weapons like the ones who existis in any FF5 version(SNES, PS1, GBA, Mobile and Pixel Remaster). Otherwise, ASC is a great mod, but I still continuing done more suport for T-Edition. [/QUOTE]

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