As far as villains go, he's nowhere close to being the strongest in Final Fantasy. But with regard to his motives, the man was not one bred from shallow designs or delusions of grandeur.
He's easily my second favorite Final fantasy villain. Yes he's nowhere near as strong as Kefka or Sephiroth, or popular as those two but he makes up for it with his brain.
He’s my favorite FF villain. Because he’s driven by more of a down to earth ambitions; for the good of all mankind, which he believes should be free from the Gods. And he utilizes everything very strategically too, both the politics and military; arguably I would place him as the smartest FF villain.
@@jefthereaper Not so. The entire cutscene is pure Vayne. He is manipulating Noctis with his every word. He asks a very pointed question, intent on starting a conversation that he would control, but Noctis' companions put a stop to it before Vayne can really do anything.
@@edalmirneto4246 Not really. Vayne and Venat were very similar; both outcasts of their society with strong opinions about how it should operate. They were like minds, not pawn and master. That is why they fused at the end.
@@ΘανοςΠετρέλαιο I think he is evil enough when they killed emperor gramis and let the resistance and rozarian empire to join forces so he can destroy them both. Didn't even care about Rabanastre being caught in crossfire😂
@@prodnyu Wrong time? It doesn't matter when the game would have released, a lot of bad choices were made for this game, it was destined to fail from the start.
@@SeventhheavenDK Nah, like i mentioned, Bad timing. Alot of big Fighting games as came out during the month of the game's release. Fallout 4, Black ops 3 and etc etc
All three phases, never touched the controller, never healed, only hits he got in on me were scripted. Didn't even do all the the side quest's or hunts so I wasn't too OP either. What a joke of a final boss.
Meanwhile, Yu Yevon sits and a corner and hopes no one remembers how it's more of a challenge to lose his fight than to win it. But yeah, Vayne wasn't really all that tough.
@@teacupbirb4711 Well, it MAY be true NOW that basically, solutions to win the fight are all over internet... But remember back then ? Nobody would be able to explain you that you could cast Zombie on him or tell you where to look for the ultimate weapons, so...
@@preumsclassiques2654 Solutions? Nobody out there is looking for solutions to kill Yu Yevon. All you have to do is smack him with your hand a couple times. You even get auto-revived when you try to kill yourself. The guy's weakness is a paper towel. Just grab him and toss him into the toilet.
@@preumsclassiques2654right, I had spammed mist moves to beat him the first time because he’d slap me twice and all the prep I put in would be for nothing
To be fair, everything after Jecht is for dramatics' sake rather than an actual challenge. It's not fair to compare Yu Yevon to any boss when he's essentially the end of a victory lap and is designed as such. Also, I just realized I have another comment here.
Just like in FF12 the dialogue is very well written.
As far as villains go, he's nowhere close to being the strongest in Final Fantasy. But with regard to his motives, the man was not one bred from shallow designs or delusions of grandeur.
I am human. I will free the world from the gods grasp. The Reins of History back in the hands of Men!
0:36 when the marines recruiter finds a student with a 0.1 gpa
Well but he Is still a Dick
Vayne was a master manipulator with a god on his side.Dude was a good villain.
They really did this guy dirty in NT. Criminally underrated antagonist, easily my favorite.
Vayne's story in NT can be summed up with:
Vayne: "Hello"
WoL & Co: "Hi, and goodbye"
And that was the cutscene.
He's easily my second favorite Final fantasy villain. Yes he's nowhere near as strong as Kefka or Sephiroth, or popular as those two but he makes up for it with his brain.
He’s my favorite FF villain. Because he’s driven by more of a down to earth ambitions; for the good of all mankind, which he believes should be free from the Gods. And he utilizes everything very strategically too, both the politics and military; arguably I would place him as the smartest FF villain.
@@jefthereaper
Not so. The entire cutscene is pure Vayne. He is manipulating Noctis with his every word. He asks a very pointed question, intent on starting a conversation that he would control, but Noctis' companions put a stop to it before Vayne can really do anything.
"Let it be said you did not lack courage".
The burn
Is
Real
That was not nearly as savage as Y'shtola's "Little Sun"... 😆
Vayne is so fucking cool!
I know.
Dissidia did more for Vayne than the original game, he is more evil charismatic than before!
At the original FF 12 he wasn't evil. He strived for freedom but through unity and killing the gods.
@@ΘανοςΠετρέλαιο indid, but he does Venat will and Venat is a jerk
@@edalmirneto4246 Not really. Vayne and Venat were very similar; both outcasts of their society with strong opinions about how it should operate. They were like minds, not pawn and master. That is why they fused at the end.
@@seprithlicastia463 better tha Jenova and Sephirot, Kuja and Necron or Golbez and Zeromus
@@ΘανοςΠετρέλαιο I think he is evil enough when they killed emperor gramis and let the resistance and rozarian empire to join forces so he can destroy them both.
Didn't even care about Rabanastre being caught in crossfire😂
Vayne was one of my favorite FF villains until Ardyn came along.
Same here. I still love both.
Rottytops!!
Sad this game is not getting any more characters. Why did they have to change the successful formula of the first dissidia and duodecim...
This game had so much potential. They just released it in a wrong time..
@@prodnyu and the mechanics there was nothing wrong with the original 2 if it ain't broke dont fix period Like DMC2
@@prodnyu Wrong time? It doesn't matter when the game would have released, a lot of bad choices were made for this game, it was destined to fail from the start.
@@SeventhheavenDK Nah, like i mentioned, Bad timing. Alot of big Fighting games as came out during the month of the game's release. Fallout 4, Black ops 3 and etc etc
Does not have to be fighting games in particular but if they released it 3-4 months before, it would had a strong traffic
Doesn't look all that powerful, but I love his sophisticated tone.
good works.
I am no fan of the game where he appears, but I actually liked Vayne.
joining Critical Engagement...
His voice sounds like Joe Biden LOL
What a horrible thing to say about His Excellency!
How disgraceful.
All three phases, never touched the controller, never healed, only hits he got in on me were scripted. Didn't even do all the the side quest's or hunts so I wasn't too OP either. What a joke of a final boss.
Meanwhile, Yu Yevon sits and a corner and hopes no one remembers how it's more of a challenge to lose his fight than to win it. But yeah, Vayne wasn't really all that tough.
@@teacupbirb4711 Well, it MAY be true NOW that basically, solutions to win the fight are all over internet... But remember back then ? Nobody would be able to explain you that you could cast Zombie on him or tell you where to look for the ultimate weapons, so...
@@preumsclassiques2654 Solutions? Nobody out there is looking for solutions to kill Yu Yevon. All you have to do is smack him with your hand a couple times. You even get auto-revived when you try to kill yourself. The guy's weakness is a paper towel. Just grab him and toss him into the toilet.
@@preumsclassiques2654right, I had spammed mist moves to beat him the first time because he’d slap me twice and all the prep I put in would be for nothing
To be fair, everything after Jecht is for dramatics' sake rather than an actual challenge. It's not fair to compare Yu Yevon to any boss when he's essentially the end of a victory lap and is designed as such.
Also, I just realized I have another comment here.