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You are not alone as I had the same problem with 7. FF6 is one of my favorite games and I was excited to play 7. But by the time I got through Midgard (which took too long imo) I just wasn’t attached to the storyline or the characters. That said, I actually did enjoy the combat of 7.
I ended up giving up where you currently are. Ive debated giving it another try given its reputation as such a good game, but just don’t have the time anymore. Maybe one day I will. Others have told me the story does pick up one you leave Midgard.
It's so well regarded, I kinda feel like I'm missing something. I remember bring really excited about it when it came out, since I had played all the FF releases in the US up to that point. However, I had gotten a computer so I could play Diablo, so my parents would not shell out for a PlayStation.
I ended up playing it some at a friend's house, but right away I was not impressed. I've always guessed that its success was linked to the success of the PlayStation, and I think it introduced a lot of people to FF. Hell, if I didn't have the amazing games from NES and SNES to compare it to, I probably would have been a fan.
It's really only regarded by people who played it as their first on their first disc based console. Objectively it's a downgrade from 6