Whats your least favorite final fantasy game?

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12. Good god the story and characters were such a bore fest 

With only the first 10 games under my belt, I have to give the "honor" to Final Fantasy II (NES, not to be confused with US version of FF II on SNES... which is FF IV).  The main reason behind this is that the leveling mechanics is completely non-traditional, where stats are increased through usage instead of experience.  This means that in order to increase your max HP defense, you have to nearly kill yourself MULTIPLE TIMES.

FF VIII gets the 2nd least favorite because of the magic draw system, which makes spells a potentially exhaustible resource.  You cannot earn money through combat, but only receiving periodic salary paychecks based on your SEED rank (which can climb or drop depending on your in-game performance).

I'd have to say XV.  The tutorial pissed me off so I shut it down and returned it (it was a rental, so wasn't out much in terms of money).

Before that, I'd say III.  I've tried to play this a few times but I didn't like the cave really early that requires you to be "mini" which means your defense and attack are non-existent and need to rely on your magic, which again, is the start of the game, so resources are very slim.

I've tried to play V and VII a few times but never got past an hour or two.

VI is the best in the series, in my opinion.