What makes a story the worst fantasy story?

One factor that can make a short story the worst is lack of a clear theme. Without a central idea that ties the story together, it feels disjointed. For instance, if it seems like the author is just rambling on about different things without a purpose. Another is if the story fails to engage the emotions of the reader. If it doesn't make you feel anything - no joy, sadness, or even curiosity - then it's likely a bad short story. And if the ending is abrupt and doesn't resolve anything, it leaves the reader frustrated.

In my opinion, the story of Final Fantasy XIII is often considered one of the worst. The plot was overly complex and difficult to follow at times. It introduced a lot of new concepts and jargon that left many players confused. Also, the linear nature of the early part of the game restricted exploration, which made the story feel more like a forced march through a convoluted narrative rather than an engaging adventure.

Chronic illness is another factor. If a person has a long - term, debilitating illness, it affects not only their physical health but also their mental state. They might not be able to do the things they love, they could be in constant pain, and their family might also suffer. It changes the whole course of their life in a negative way.

Another aspect could be that the two people in the love story are constantly fighting and not able to resolve their differences. They may have different values, like one values family a great deal while the other is a workaholic and doesn't care about family time. This clash of values can lead to a really bad and unfulfilling love story.

Lack of clarity. For instance, if a first line is like 'Some stuff happened once.' It doesn't clarify what 'some stuff' is. It's just too general and leaves the reader completely in the dark.

One factor is the plot structure. A bad FF story might have a plot that jumps around too much or has too many holes. Take Final Fantasy XIII as an example. The plot was very linear and didn't offer much room for exploration. However, a good FF story like Final Fantasy VI has a well - thought - out plot. It has a good balance of action, character development, and plot twists. Another aspect is the emotional impact. If a FF story fails to make the player feel something, like in some of the mediocre ones, it won't be considered good. But in Final Fantasy X, the relationship between Tidus and Yuna is so emotional that it really elevates the story.

It could be various factors like betrayal, financial ruin, or a serious health issue in the family. Each case is unique.

In my opinion, 'Final Fantasy XIII' has one of the weaker stories. It was overly complex and hard to follow at times. On the other end, 'Final Fantasy VI' has an amazing story. It has a great cast of characters and a very engaging plot about war, power, and sacrifice. 'Final Fantasy IX' also has a great story with its themes of identity and love.

For me, the worst day of school was when I had three back - to - back exams. I was so stressed and unprepared. I barely had time to catch my breath between them. It was just a nightmare of facts and figures jumbling in my head.

A worst romance novel may have a lack of emotional authenticity. The love story doesn't feel real. Maybe the characters fall in love too quickly without any proper build - up. It's like they are just thrown together. And if the novel is full of plot holes, for instance, a conflict is introduced but then resolved in a completely unbelievable way. It just ruins the whole reading experience.