Firestorm said:If it was the same reviewer, I think it's because the person enjoyed Pokemon more than FFXIII. That's just what I think though. I might be some sort of conspiracy filled with moneyhats and ninjas.
And pirates.
Firestorm said:If it was the same reviewer, I think it's because the person enjoyed Pokemon more than FFXIII. That's just what I think though. I might be some sort of conspiracy filled with moneyhats and ninjas.
Holy shit. That guy gave AC2 a 4.5??survivor said:But hey at least Final Fantasy 13 is almost as good as Assassin's Creed 2. That's worth something right?
survivor said:But hey at least Final Fantasy 13 is almost as good as Assassin's Creed 2. That's worth something right?
Dead said:Holy shit. That guy gave AC2 a 4.5??
:lol :lol
mjemirzian said:Remove some of your stat boost equipment. 5 starring that fight is more about keeping him nearly permanently staggered at 999.99%
Remember part of the time requirement is based on the highest ATK or MAG in the party. Take some gear off and you will have a longer time limit.
Score = {[(Time Objective) - (Battle Time)] x (Battle Rate)} + 10,000
Time Objective = [(Enemy Strength) / (Party Member Strength)] + 8
Enemy Strength is the sum of the following:
[(HP at the start of Battle) x (enemy level)] / 16
In the case that the enemy's level is above 50, it is calculated as 50.
Party Member Strength is the sum of the following:
[(Attack power x ATB Level) / (3.5 + ATB Level)]
Attack power means the highest value between magic and physical attack.
Battle Rate = [(10,000) / (Time Objective)]
survivor said:But hey at least Final Fantasy 13 is almost as good as Assassin's Creed 2. That's worth something right?
RPGCrazied said:so.. will a sent help with end boss of chapter 11?
I think its the end one, its after the tower boss.
Gamer @ Heart said:After beating chapter 11, i can remain to complete missions, correct? Or is there a way to come back during the start of 12?
Deepack said:Ouch. Destructoids Jim Sterling really ripped the game a new one.
It got a 4/10
http://www.destructoid.com/review-final-fantasy-xiii-167136.phtml
Ignore if old.
Gamer @ Heart said:After beating chapter 11, i can remain to complete missions, correct? Or is there a way to come back during the start of 12?
Alucrid said:Is it worth farming chapter 9?The bots and flying soldiers outside of the ship?
I agree, I ended up just using deceptisols to get through it.MechaX said:The Chapter 13 dungeon (which I'm assuming is the last dungeon) blows. If you're at the appropriate skill level or you're overleveled, there's absolutely no point in fighting these annoying, lengthy battles. If you're underleveled, these enemies can thoroughly kick your ass in 10 seconds. Of course, a vast majority of the hallways are narrow to the point where escaping them is impossible or the enemies are fast enough that they'll catch you anyway.
you're disgustingDimmuBurgerKing said:Sorry. I can't respect those review scores at all. This is one of the most polished games of this gen, and simply a blast to play once you get past the slow start of Chapters 1 and 2.
I'm really getting into the optional Missions. I've beaten Chapter 11's boss, but decided to hang around and do more of 'em. Before I knew it, I'm on 35 with 5 stars in each. >.> Debating whether I should stop there for now and advance the story.
BocoDragon said:Honestly this whole Chapter 11 Gran Pulse thing is so weird! It's just strange to be playing this game, which is the epitome of linear level design for 20-30 hours, and then dumped into an open sandbox world. It really is more "FFXII" than it is "Calm Lands"!
It's strange that this open level design was on the disc the whole time... We're all playing the first half of XIII, thinking "this must be what HD did to RPGs- a long hallway with pretty graphics", and then they show us Pulse, which is the very answer to the problem that XIII's early sections brought up.
I believe that if the order of XIII were reversed: an open world first half, and a linear series of levels leading up to the finale.. we would not see nearly the amount of negative buzz on this game. What is contained in this game does add up to one full RPG- really, as much game play as a previous FF.. but the way they rolled it out, the open world comes LONG after we've formed solid opinions on the game. It comes way too late for most people.
BocoDragon said:I believe that if the order of XIII were reversed: an open world first half, and a linear series of levels leading up to the finale.. we would not see nearly the amount of negative buzz on this game. What is contained in this game does add up to one full RPG- really, as much game play as a previous FF.. but the way they rolled it out, the open world comes LONG after we've formed solid opinions on the game. It comes way too late for most people.
BocoDragon said:I believe that if the order of XIII were reversed: an open world first half, and a linear series of levels leading up to the finale.. we would not see nearly the amount of negative buzz on this game.
Thrakier said:Chapter 7:
Emo-Kid enjos riding on other peoples back confirmed.
Nautilus?worldrevolution said:While I agree with you, chapter 11 is also just a giant field with some mountains and cliffs. The amount of architecture and art used in 11 isn't very much and it still needs to be seperated by loading screens. Even theis a very a small section. So while the freedom of the area is great, they kind of had to do it with that area because the area itself is just a field. Like they've said before, if they tried to do that with an actual RPG town the amount of art needed would be just too much.dead city
This is just part of the bigger issue of character development that the game has. Namely locking stuff away until after you finish it. But no eventually you will have to level up your weapon because you are going to need the extra stats, but you will also get a stupid amount of money sometime in chapter 11 and 12 so you shouldn't have a problem doing that.Thrakier said:So, is it just me or is the weapon upgrade system like...super dumb? I'm using a gladius lvl.4 currently and I think I will never change it anymore, despite if I decide to get ultimate weapons. WTF.
Brazil said:It's funny how if this had everything it has minus the Final Fantasy title it would surely receive Bayonetta's 10s, but being a Final Fantasy game it's being massively trolled by everyone.
I never had a doubt that I would love this game, and, guess what, I was right.
Brazil said:It's funny how if this had everything it has minus the Final Fantasy title it would surely receive Bayonetta's 10s, but being a Final Fantasy game it's being massively trolled by everyone.
I never had a doubt that I would love this game, and, guess what, I was right.
BocoDragon said:Nautilus?
The only reason that wasn't a traditional town was in terms of level layout, minigames and event flags... the actual art for a town was basically shown here (and what amazing art it was! Nautilus was pretty and shiny and fully HD).
dramatis said:If it didn't have the Final Fantasy title it would get lower scores.
Brazil said:It's funny how if this had everything it has minus the Final Fantasy title it would surely receive Bayonetta's 10s, but being a Final Fantasy game it's being massively trolled by everyone.
I never had a doubt that I would love this game, and, guess what, I was right.
Yeah, right.dramatis said:If it didn't have the Final Fantasy title it would get lower scores.
dramatis said:One area does not make up for the rest of a linear game. Moreover, FF13 has little in the content departmentsure there are a lot of bosses to fight, but there's no honestly engaging exploration, nothing to make you feel at home with either Cocoon or Pulse. There are no activities outside of running, combat, and cutscenes. Can you honestly say that ONE area makes a full RPG?
You can't really count Destructoid's score as being legitimate. Dude just like to troll for hits. His scores shouldn't even be allowed to be factored into the Metacritic score.Brazil said:Yeah, right.
You can't really believe that. Can you?
Destructoid's 4 for this game? EDGE's 5? Come on.
This game would not get 10s in any reality, no matter what its name was.Brazil said:It's funny how if this had everything it has minus the Final Fantasy title it would surely receive Bayonetta's 10s, but being a Final Fantasy game it's being massively trolled by everyone.
You're nuts. If Lost Odyssey were called FFXIII it would have received universal praise. There is still SO much cache in the FF name.Brazil said:It's funny how if this had everything it has minus the Final Fantasy title it would surely receive Bayonetta's 10s, but being a Final Fantasy game it's being massively trolled by everyone.
I never had a doubt that I would love this game, and, guess what, I was right.