As with any PS1 main Final Fantasy game, I have to clarify that I simply cannot stand the slowness of the battles. Speed booster was mandatory for me. If I were to ignore that, however, I'd say this a great game, namely the narrative and the characters, and, in spite of the limitations of its era, it manages to convey exactly what it intends. Something that I felt was weird was the drastic transition between locations. You start the adventure in a heavily urbanized city, then you go to a small European-looking town, then to a modern-looking farm, then to a paradise resort, then to an amusement park, pre-Columbian ruins... IDK, feels weird, could've used some more cohesion there.