Final Fantasy XV SPOILER THREAD
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minameissteve
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As others have said, Ignis is the one cooking the meals, driving the gang and coming up with the plans and strategies. Not to mention he provides the most support in battle.
He's a caregiver. There's a reason why Ignis was the only one who never got separated from the group. Without Ignis, the whole team would be lost. Out of everyone in the main cast, he's the most useful.
Also, he becomes freaking Daredevil by the end.
cindy now looks like cid except she's wearing the same outfit
SolVanderlyn
Thanos acquires the fully powered Infinity Gauntlet in The Avengers: Infinity War, but loses when all the superheroes team up together to stop him.
Just wait a month or so and it'll start popping up on pixiv and Deviantart for sure
PshycoNinja
Member
That song is in the full credits after you beat the game in the main menu.
Unknown One
Member
Ignis is the best bro. This guy stick with you through it all and he's the most useful.
Iggy is the shit.
Iggy is the shit.
Lunafreya Nox Fleuret
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DarkLordMalik
Member
Fucking 1-shotting MT Assassins like its nothing is crazy if you as me
Seriously though, Iris felt very much like a Blackbelt x White mage when she was in the party. I never felt worried about my health and her tech had good damage output. The fact that guests never die, makes the whitemage aspect that much better in combat around tons of enemies.
Really changed my opinion from "stereotypical annoying sister-type" into "hidden badass". Loved it :3
TissueBox
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Looks a bit more like Yuffie to me tbh.
ULTROS!
People seem to like me because I am polite and I am rarely late. I like to eat ice cream and I really enjoy a nice pair of slacks.
I already saw the bros fan art by accident (coz someone messaged it to me) and it was... Something else. -_-
Iris had the best voice acting in the game...
And I took that scene as a her being coy and flirty, because she acts quite different when she's around her brother and the rest of the party. She's obviously into Noct, but the game never beats you over the head with it, and I actually appreciate that approach.
the dialogue in Daurell Caverns when they start talking in rhyme had me in stitches. So many moments that reminded me of the stupid shit me and my friends do XD
jimmypython
Member
take all the dungeons and spread them throughout FF13, you might have something there.
the story, or what they might have planed, was actually very good. I saw a combination of FF6, 7 and 8. they might have been able to realize the story IF they didn't fixate on creating open world.
the story, or what they might have planed, was actually very good. I saw a combination of FF6, 7 and 8. they might have been able to realize the story IF they didn't fixate on creating open world.
Agreed completely! The cast in this game is one of my favorites in JRPG history.
Love when Prompto asks if the other guys believe people died in the caves, and if their ghosts are wandering around, haunting the place.
MagnaderAlpha
Member
Yeah, I REALLY wanted a datalog. Given the road trip theme, they should've made it kinda like a scrapbook or journal.
Didn't they say they were originally going to include a bestiary? Must've been cut, though
It's your Amazon preorder DLC
The traveller DLC pack gives you half price on things like that I believe.
TissueBox
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What's both funny and remarkable about the game is that it's very close to mastering nuance. Its storytelling is subdued, subtly dramatic rather than melodramatic, anti-exposition.
The best example of this is probably the last campfire scene, with the Noctis/Luna CG post-ch. 9 being runner-up. Only thing is, it takes it so far and with such short-lived glimpses at the actual plot at times that you're just left going 'I don't feel it' a lot, lmao.
But man if the execution was a little better. If there were more scenes like that campfire scene but still sparsely shown and with proper build-up, etc. That woulda been brutally good.
YES gotta agree, love flying in this game. It's magic I tell ya..!!
SolVanderlyn
Thanos acquires the fully powered Infinity Gauntlet in The Avengers: Infinity War, but loses when all the superheroes team up together to stop him.
The Regalia Type F has killed more men than every daemon on the planet combined.
mullet2000
Member
Yup totally.
Even with the campfire scene, I thought the time that they presented it was really strange. It would have been great to have that scene between leaving hammerhead and going on to the last section of the game, I think.
To be honest, I have never crashed it, not once! I'm always extremely careful with my landing.
It reminds me of my young days while trying to land the plane in Top Gun: The Second Mission on the NES. I was a master of that.
I disagree, it was perfect where it was.
Agreed. I also think the scene was pure perfection where it was placed.
Cracks me up every time Takka freaks out when you talk to him. I'm certain this guy is a fugitive or something.
Also, Ignis shamelessly stealing recipees from pretty much every person and restaurant we find. He just sees the plate and starts taking notes under the nose of the owner. XD
Also, Ignis shamelessly stealing recipees from pretty much every person and restaurant we find. He just sees the plate and starts taking notes under the nose of the owner. XD
mullet2000
Member
I guess, for me, going into insomnia from hammerhead lacked some narritive weight and that scene would have given it a lot more of that.
orthodoxy1095
Banned
Takka distinctly says he's an ex-con. Shocker, they made the burly black man an ex-criminal.
Ah! I didn't remember that. Well, that explains it. XD
My condolences. Would you like any more fanart recommendations?
You could say the same for Prompto. Though Iris is a little bit different, as she's not a human artificially enhanced with daemonic material, but an actual cambion. Her human mother was Clarus' cousin; a minor noble living abroad, and her father was Diabolos - when the latter entered his final sleep and the former was hunted by Niflheim, Clarus adopted Iris and raised her as his own daughter. Neither she nor Gladiolus ever knew of her true lineage, but after the starscourge set in she began to struggle with powers she could not comprehend or control, isolating herself from her loved ones out of fear that she could harm them.
I feel like at this rate, you're just trying to make benign things in this game into offensive things. >.>
Saying that a ex-mugger is now a successful businessman who runs one of the nicer looking restaurants in the game might be cliche, but I don't think its offensive.
It's best the way it is because it gives you that final reminder that your friends are indeed the best, and that despite Noctis finally accepting his fate, it really tore him that he had to separate from them after just meeting up with them after 10 years. If they had done that scene before Ch. 14 officially began, it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable.
Tbh, I probably would've rolled my eyes a little at that... Had I actually paid attention to really anything Takka had said.
I'm just curious. Where was this explained?
Son of a bitch. Just beat that level 120 Nafigar thing or whatever the fuck it's called, probably used about 20 mega phoenix, I've never been more thankful for Gladio's collecting skills! And of course no summon shows up during my longest fight in the game. 
Sounds like the perfect start to XV-2!
Sounds like the perfect start to XV-2!
Whoa now that I think about it, my biggest disappointment gotta be, that Iedolas Aldercapt had almost no presence in the game at all. Before going in, I thought he would have been the major villain. I'm also disappointed in Ravus not being much more of a threat or sinister villain. In fact, I'm disappointed by most of the wasted potential all the side characters had.
orthodoxy1095
Banned
I don't think it's necessarily "offensive," that's not the word I would use actually. Although I could see why someone, especially someone who's black, might find it so.
I did think it was a complete cliche though and found my eyes rolling into the back of my head when he was explaining his backstory. It just seemed symptomatic of the cheap and poor writing found within the game ¯|_(ツ
_|¯Both, Prompto isn't a Daemon. its more likely he was a clone that was meant to become a daemon but never did/
Oh sure, I can agree to that. Cliche and a weirdly cheap way to give him some sense of backstory
That hasn't been explained with any degree of certainty. He could be Verstael's actual son, he could be a clone; he could have only been tagged but not experimented on, he could have undergone some kind of procedure separate to the regular MT program. With everything as ambiguous as it is, I think it's plausible to believe that he could have died with the purge.