I was reading a strategy guide and came across an insanely poor introduction in its "game basics" section:
"Yes, this section offers you the basics. But it also assumes you've read the game's instruction booklet and are familiar with the game controls - that you know how to start up the game, navigate menus, move your characters, swing your sword, sling your spells, and activate your special tribe abilities.
If you don't know how to do these things yet - if you haven't read the excellent FINAL FANTASY CRYSTAL CHRONICLES: Ring of Fates instruction booklet - then please do so now. We'll glady wait for you right here, at the end of this sentence."
Is it just me or is that entire block of text majorily insulting? The person who wrote it must have one hell of a complex. Also there are few manuals I'd call "excellent" and... wait for it... I don't HAVE THE MANUAL! Maybe if people could keep there damn games in once piece or if GameStop didn't see fit to throw out the cases for their used DS games to save space I'd HAVE the manual. But nooooooo...
Anyway, sry, I had to let that one out... I know I can always go on GameFAQS and get a way better strategy guide for free.