After watching Prasert's presentation on how much effort is put into each of the 3 supporting characters to make them behave differently yet have meaningful, believable interaction with Noctis in and out of combat (heck, Pacman's ghosts are actually a valid analogy here) I'm going to be very genuinely surprised if the guest characters have anything close to the same level of attention to detail.
I think a more apt analogy for the guest characters in FFXV would be how people 'tag along' in FFIII DS, which results in a bonus during combat, rather than temporarily-yet-fully-functional playable characters a-la Sephiroth in FFVII, Laguna trio in FFVIII etc.
It's the inside of a Dyson Sphere. The stars in the sky are lights from a city on the other side.
Wait, Sephiroth joins your party in FFVII? Isn't that the bad dude?
Wait, Sephiroth joins your party in FFVII? Isn't that the bad dude?
It's tiring.
"Chrono Trigger Remastered is a beautiful game, but you can't help but think you've seen this art style too many times already"There's times when I dream of stuff like "would be cool if Chrono Trigger got remade" and then my pessimistic side will also imagine the press cringing about the more 'obvious' anime aesthetics that would've been clear if it ever got a remake.
Sigh.
I was thinking along the lines of Larsa, Vossler,After watching Prasert's presentation on how much effort is put into each of the 3 supporting characters to make them behave differently yet have meaningful, believable interaction with Noctis in and out of combat (heck, Pacman's ghosts are actually a valid analogy here) I'm going to be very genuinely surprised if the guest characters have anything close to the same level of attention to detail.
I think a more apt analogy for the guest characters in FFXV would be how people 'tag along' in FFIII DS, which results in a bonus during combat, rather than temporarily-yet-fully-functional playable characters a-la Sephiroth in FFVII, Laguna trio in FFVIII etc.
Wait, Sephiroth joins your party in FFVII? Isn't that the bad dude?
Third, why is your name "Nibel"?First, go play FFVII.
Secondly, it was only for one battle to show off how absurdly powerful he is.
Same thing happened with Seymour.
He wasn't always bad, plus it was a flashback
First, go play FFVII.
Secondly, it was only for one battle to show off how absurdly powerful he is.
Same thing happened with Seymour.
After watching Prasert's presentation on how much effort is put into each of the 3 supporting characters to make them behave differently yet have meaningful, believable interaction with Noctis in and out of combat (heck, Pacman's ghosts are actually a valid analogy here) I'm going to be very genuinely surprised if the guest characters have anything close to the same level of attention to detail.
I think a more apt analogy for the guest characters in FFXV would be how people 'tag along' in FFIII DS, which results in a bonus during combat, rather than temporarily-yet-fully-functional playable characters a-la Sephiroth in FFVII, Laguna trio in FFVIII etc.
On GameTrailers it was something like "if you squint just enough they're not guys anymore" or something like that.
It's tiring.
You literally can't go anywhere FFXV related without seeing it mentioned in some way shape or form.
They look like they should be in a shopping mall, or in a metropolitan area.
Because it sticks out like a sore thumb. They don't fit into the world at all. They look like they should be in a shopping mall, or in a metropolitan area.
Their hometown is literally Tokyo.
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Yup, doesn't fit in at all.
They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
It's almost as if they didn't expect to have to walk in the wilderness!They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
By going away even farther from series standards in the core gameplay department?The XIII games were a huge departure and the reception among fans is extremely varied compared to past entries. I don't blame Dengeki PS for using that sort of tagline because it's absolutely true.
On a random note, I wanted Larsa to join the party after he had temporarily partied up. I thought it would've been cool if he went up against his brother.Need a Larsa-like character to spam hi-potions all the time.
It's like the 90s are back and being handsome means you're a "sissy"Because they totally had time to pick out "outdoor-wear" outfits and plan their itinerary before fleeing from their country for their lives, right?
And what's with the implication that because of how someone looks they're somehow less of a man?
By going away even farther from series standards in the core gameplay department?
They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
It's like the 90s are back and being handsome means you're a "sissy"
Tell me young man, what did NSYNC ever do to you? Did Justin Timberlake pee on your coffee?
Yes, actually. I'm sorry, I shouldn't be taking it out on FFXV's truly marvelous protagonist designs. I will go ask Nomura for forgiveness. Anyone know where I can find clothing with lots of zippers?
Yes, actually. I'm sorry, I shouldn't be taking it out on FFXV's truly marvelous protagonist designs. I will go ask Nomura for forgiveness. Anyone know where I can find clothing with lots of zippers?
Yes, actually. I'm sorry, I shouldn't be taking it out on FFXV's truly marvelous protagonist designs. I will go ask Nomura for forgiveness. Anyone know where I can find clothing with lots of zippers?
They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
They are in XIV though. They've been back for a while now. Most of them are musical tropes.Or by returning themes and tropes from the series that weren't present in FFXIII? There were quite a few of them.
It's difficult to come up with constructive and applicable criticism, when you've been backed into a logical corner.It's funny that you use the zipper "joke" (another tired cliche that unoriginal people use) when that isn't even an issue with these designs. Also, their outfits were designed by Roen, not Nomura.
They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
They're still wearing the same clothes when they're in the wilderness. Meanwhile the other NPCs are dressed appropriately for their location. The difference is jarring. It's like, what are a bunch of pretty-boys doing fighting monsters? Shouldn't they be getting manicures or something?
It's like the 90s are back and being handsome means you're a "sissy"
Tell me young man, what did NSYNC ever do to you? Did Justin Timberlake pee on your coffee?
Roen.
They are in XIV though. They've been back for a while now. Most of them are musical tropes.
Towns, chocobos, Cid, cactuars, crystals, the magic spells, exploration, boss fights, gear/weapon customization and upgrades, a diverse core cast of main characters, an ATB based battle system in name, are all things that are in the XIII series games.
If you want to argue about their implementation and how you didn't like them in those games, then that is a totally valid argument.
Hey, no one's asking you to like those designs. We're just asking you to have an emotional age of at least a 9 year old.
Yes, actually. I'm sorry, I shouldn't be taking it out on FFXV's truly marvelous protagonist designs. I will go ask Nomura for forgiveness. Anyone know where I can find clothing with lots of zippers?
It's funny that you use the zipper "joke" (another tired cliche that unoriginal people use) when that isn't even an issue with these designs. Also, their outfits were designed by Roen, not Nomura.
might explain why she died.![]()
What is wrong with Aerith wearing such a cute dress even tough she is on an Adventure trying to save the World. So unpractical
"more mature than falk" is the benchmark here
not particularly hard
even I've done it a couple of times
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Final Fantasy
The black outfits are truly white and gold![]()
FFXV looks like a melange of past FFs. You got the more modern looking world of FFVII and FFVIII(modern cities, utilities, transportation), but also the more classic FF worlds of the pre-FFVII(knights, classic monsters, classic summons). Hell, Garula's based on the exact FFV designs, and the Goblin's based on the FFII designs, which that "style" of Goblin hasn't been seen since FFV. While goblins have appeared SINCE FFV(FFVII, FFIX, FFXI, FFXIII, FFXIV), they've never looked like that again. Even the more "medieval fantasy" worlds of FFXI and FFXIV have goblins that look more like "Gremlins" than the classic look.I agree that XIV has a lot of them, but a lot of Final Fantasy fans don't like MMO's. I loved XI too and have had to hear for years that it isn't a "real Final Fantasy". As for XIII I actually liked FFXIII on it's own. I wasn't overly fond of the sequels though. There's just something about XV thus far that seems to be a throwback to what made the series what it was in the PS1 era, even if the combat is different.
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At least you got the joke XD