Kahgani:
From what I remember the Movers give a good amount of AP, though not the most in the game. But they were fairly easy to defeat, even when they were groups of 3. I got my massive amounts of AP that way. Magic Pots give about 1000 AP per enemy, though having to give up an Elixir per enemy was not my favorite thing to do. As for the most experience, I usually fought in that same area where the Movers are at, most of the monsters there were easily defeated. Go for the "green things" all the way, hehe.

Chimerasame:
I think the guy from a couple days ago was looking for places to gain experience outside the crater. 'Course, this is potentially useful knowledge for other people, too, so there you have it.

Kahgani:
I am baffled by the fact that there is a giant clam to fight in the game, but anyways, that was a hard one for me too. I think I was around level 60 at the time and I still had some trouble with it. It has some strong magic and physical attacks. So any protection spells you have would be useful. Also use the strongest magic attacks. Lightning, Earthquake, the Judgement spell all work well. Just constantly stay at full health, as sometimes I even had characters killed in one shot. Fight and heal, fight and heal, fight and heal. It's boring and long battle, but atleast you will survive, hehe. As for the quote, err, I have no idea. I am bad at quotes. My only guess would be from Chrono Trigger, since I Marle is mentioned. No tilde for me I bet :(

Chimerasame:
The quote looks like it'd almost have to be from some fanfic, but I don't recognize it. As for the clam, I recommend taking Luc and giving him the Lightning Rune. Its level four attack can do ~2000 damage to the clam, which is weak against the lightning element. I don't believe the elemental damage carries over if you use the attack in tandem with another rune's attack (such as the water rune), so if you have a Water or Flowing rune (as I did), make sure you cast its 4th level healing spells on alternate turns than ones in which you cast the 4th level Lightning spell.

Kahgani:
I might have used Chu Chu for fight minutes before changing to a different character. It might be nice to heal the two other gears, but Chu Chu really didn't have much else. If you did get her level up high, she would just be working from her base stats. Since nothing can be equipped she couldn't have protect in different areas with different monsters. Plus no AP attacks or deathblows made Chu Chu even more of a useless character. Chu Chu wasn't much except for a bunch of pink fluff that added some humor to the game. Not to knock Chu Chu, but she was the funny, cutesy part of the game.

Chimerasame:
Chuchu from Utena can get larger too, but that's generally a change of much less magnitude, and only accompanies his overeating or getting gas.

Kahgani:
I really didn't hang much around Rocket Town unless I had to, so I don't know much about this. Might be a good technique to use at that point of the game. If I ever sit down and play a new game for FF7, I will give that a try, thanks for the tip. :)

Chimerasame:
I remember fighting these Battery Caps when I was trying to power up Vincent's final weapon. Its power is directly based on the total number of enemies killed, so fighting five at once seemed pretty useful.

Kahgani:
Now I don't know Chim's true feelings on vegetables. But I leave them alone, and they leave me alone. Except for lettuce, I like to wear pieces of lettuce for my hair(hehe, maybe some of you will get that reference).

Chimerasame:
Vegetables have feelings too, you know! That's why we should all stick to meat.

Kahgani:
Konami has kept quiet about Suikoden III. I expect atleast a 2002 release overseas, but no clue as to when an American release is. Some media was released way back in April, but they have been silent since then. It didn't even make an appearance at E3, but that didn't surprise me either, we can just keeps our fingers crossed. I am hoping that Genso Suikoden Card Stories for the GBA comes out in the USA, that looks fun. What's in a name? To me it's just a name which I sure was chosen by process of elimination. What about Dragon Warrior? Ultima? Even Pokemon? I just like the name, but a sequel to a Final Fantasy would be a change of pace(perhaps Final Fantasy 6?) Hottest RPG character, errr, I have no idea what so ever, I don't look at RPG characters that way.

Chimerasame:
Yeah, Quistis is pretty cool. Dunno why Squall didn't see that, but Squall had some issues emotionally. Or maybe he had an aversion to the student/teacher thing. :)

Kahgani:
Oh ya, I remember what you are talking about. Those are the Yeti in Energy Nede. Try to have a group that does all physical attacks. Magic won't help here since it's not as fast. You might want to have one character atleast be around to cast heal/helpful spells(Rena more than likely). As long as you keep hitting the Yeti with constant physical attacks, it slows to a crawl. Though sometimes I even failed in defeating them before they got to the switch this way. But this is the best method I found to use.

Chimerasame:
Not having played SO2, I don't have a lot to add here.

Kahgani:
I see what you are saying; basically, will dead players get exp/JP when dead. I have no idea, hehe. But I popped in my copy of FFT and tested it out by killing of one of my characters in a battle and checking afterwards. Ah, my poor heaven knight, dying just for a letter. Well, I check my before and after battle JP totals, and they increased the full amount I gain even though he died. As for the team, err, I really have no idea. I don't follow up much on dev teams when they bounce from place to place, though Tactics 2 would be nice and I would keeps tabs on that, hehe.

Chimerasame:
Considering all you get at the end of a battle is gold and sometimes items, dead characters don't get any JP or EXP there--and neither do other characters. You get JP and EXP by taking actions, such as attacking, casting a spell, yelling at yourself, or throwing rocks at your friends. As for the Tactics team, watch for Hoshigami: Ruining Blue Earth.

Kahgani:
hehe, I was waiting for someone to ask me this question, this question is asked as much as my name is misspelled. I actually got it from role playing game I was doing on IRC. It was an Star Trek game and I was the Federation President, I then changed into a "changling" and had to pick a different name. So I hit a bunch of keys and came up with this. Though if you are not a Trekkie you have no idea what I am talking about. So just think of it that I just hit a bunch a keys and came up with that. It's my favorite series, even better than Final Fantasy in my opinion, *watches as tomatoes are thrown at him.* I don't see why they wouldn't bring it over. The first two did pretty good in sales, and it has a following among RPG fans. Proper translation depends whether or not the translators are hung over that day, hehe. I don't know, no one ever knows if there will be a proper translation until the game is out.
Well, from what I heard, when you recruit a character there are suppose to be some extra items or upgraded items on the characters. Though I never noticed it whenever I played through with the data loaded. One thing I did notice is that McDohl's clothing and I think weapon was in Gregminster castle. Also some of the people in town mentioned him. But other than that not much is benefited, still a nice touch though.
Zucchini, it has a smoother surface and better shape. Squash is just...odd. Is there even enough room for Schtoltenheim? hehe

Chimerasame:
No questions for me? What am I doing here?!

Kahgani:
Err, it's been forever since I have seen that movie, so my response to that is "no comment."
That was a mighty big explosion at the end for him or any of the characters to survive, even T.G. Cid, so I don't think he did. Though if he did survive, that would leave the door wide open for a sequel, and in that case I think he lived, hehe.
Totally Ridiculously Clueless. Period.

Chimerasame:
Ooo, diss. And, no questions for me here either! *plays minesweeper*

Kahgani:
I did a quick search on eBay and found a few auctions with stuffed Moogle dolls from FFX. If there were any before that I have no idea though. On another note, I did find some Vivi dolls at Software Etc. for only $10. I hope they are still around when I get paid, hehe.

Chimerasame:
Nah, she can leave the hat on. ;)

Kahgani:
I bought my FFT when it original came out(think I got it for Christmas actually). So I avoided the plague of problems with the recent release of it.
Well, I don't work at RPGamer, so I wouldn't know about why no coverage is being done about it. I have never heard of the game personally. Hmmm...maybe coverage should be done on it then.
I always liked his nickname of Lightning Flik(I think that was it). I actually didn't like him in the first Suikoden, he was too immature and bratish then. He was a lot more cooler in the second one. Though he could be a senile old man in the third, hehe.
Yes! The choice of returning characters in Suikoden II was perfect except for Meg. What good was she again? I forget.
I like Pokemon! I have Red(or Blue), Silver, and the trading card version. Plan to get Crystal once I find the cash.

Chimerasame:
Meg controlled Gadget! Yeah, Sonya Shulen would have been pretty cool. As far as that other game, another staffer describes it as a "slow, methodical mech sim game," which isn't really the sort of thing we cover. If it's really considerable as an RPG, then we could add it, but I'm not the person to ask.