Wouldn't mind them retconning the fuck out of the time travel twist
Usually I love time travel stuff, but it's not gonna work here. I can feel it.
They'll probably add a new dream eater and call it a day, I bet the team is focused on 0.2
If the new Dream Eater is Riku, that'll already more than justify the remaster. Square-Enix has a fantastic opportunity to serve as a proud ambassador for bringing facerubbing to mainstream console games.
No, DDD is literally his game.While he's certainly not as cheerful as typical Sora, I do like how the game made Riku a bit more friendlypositive after being the moody sort in KH2. DDD is practically his game.
The twist is in your face if you pay attention. He had the dream spirit emblem on his back.Having him available as a Dream eater would give away the twist too early though, wouldn't it? Maybe he could be an unlockable dream eater after the game.
Honestly I liked Dream Drop Distance because it showed us that Sora can actually fall into the Darkness fairly easily if his friends are not there. It also showed us Riku is a badass and way stronger than Sora. It also had the Axel keyblade reveal and the Roxas with Sora scene.
Sora falling to darkness didn't make sense, and they had to find the most ridiculous way to do it.
Sora falling to darkness didn't make sense, and they had to find the most ridiculous way to do it.
Sora has never dealt with his inner darkness. He's, like, the only one who hasn't.
It did in some respects- Sora's an incredibly empathetic guy, and shoving a lot of negative emotions at him (especially since 3 of the people that said emotions came from are inside him) at once probably messed with his heart a lot.
That being said the execution could have been way better.
Sora has never dealt with his inner darkness. He's, like, the only one who hasn't.
Aqua?
Anyone can fall to darkness, that's the point. We never really saw Sora isolated the way he was in 3D. In Chain of Memories he regularly saw Donald and Goofy in the castle so in the last part of 3D where he's pretty much alone and being baited by those weird dreams causes him to give in. Sora has a strong light but isn't 100% immune to Darkness, it'd be stupid if he was considering that's kind of OP. Sora has needed to be saved by his friends like 2 times now, 3 if we count the time Riku spent looking for a way to wake Sora up. It's a recurring theme, Sora needs other people to keep him safe to the point where 2 different people had to stop existing just so that he'd be okay.Sora falling to darkness didn't make sense, and they had to find the most ridiculous way to do it.
Aqua's heart is literally pure light like the PoH and Ven's. That's why she was a backup in case Ven failed.
In the realm of Darkness for ten years. Let's assume she's worked out her issues since she's alive after KH2.Aqua?
The twist is in your face if you pay attention. He had the dream spirit emblem on his back.
Anyone can fall to darkness, that's the point. We never really saw Sora isolated the way he was in 3D. In Chain of Memories he regularly saw Donald and Goofy in the castle so in the last part of 3D where he's pretty much alone and being baited by those weird dreams causes him to give in. Sora has a strong light but isn't 100% immune to Darkness, it'd be stupid if he was considering that's kind of OP. Sora has needed to be saved by his friends like 2 times now, 3 if we count the time Riku spent looking for a way to wake Sora up. It's a recurring theme, Sora needs other people to keep him safe to the point where 2 different people had to stop existing just so that he'd be okay.
And also, Sora can pretty much turn into a Heartless in KH2, I always wondered why they never pointed that out since it implies there's darkness inside of Sora that can sometimes take over.
Famitsu Interview; Interviewer: "Is Anti Form originated from when Sora got turned into a Heartless?" /
Nomura: "Story-wise, yes. Drives are very strong so Anti Form exists as a side-effect of using too much power. System-wise, I wanted to create something strong but troublesome."
You will die over and over until you start to memorize their patterns and when they're open. Reflect magic is your friend. Also, in KH2 bosses don't die until you land a complete combo even if their HP is almost zero, I think that if you hit them with a magic attack they die.Just got KHII.5 HD
How difficult are the side content bosses in KHIIon Standard mode? Maybe I should have went for easy first if I wanted to get the plat. :Tnamely Lingering Will and Data Replications
Just got KHII.5 HD
How difficult are the side content bosses in KHIIon Standard mode? Maybe I should have went for easy first if I wanted to get the plat. :Tnamely Lingering Will and Data Replications
I really really hope we get a flash back scene of a young Yen Sid fighting.
I'd rather have old Yen Sid fighting.
Unless he looks like Walt.
Speaking of DDD changes i'd love it if they took the hoods off of the other Norts as a nice suprise for those who have played before, they'll probably save those reveals for 3 but it still would be neat though.
Yen Sid busting out the Star Seeker and wrecking shit is what I am greatly anticipating in KH3.
Except he's totally going to get punked, so kind of a bummer.
See, that would be amazing. It'll never happen, but it'd be a legit surprise. And there is precedent for them altering scenes in the HD ports (Lingering Will's cape materializing) already. Plus, the extra added scenes to Re:Coded's HD theater.
I really hope they add something to DDD HD, though. About the only thing guaranteed to get changed is EXP Zero to be more in line with the other HD ports.
Okay so I know 3D's story is stupid and we've all accepted that, but if time travel only works by discarding your body and moving backwards, how did Young Xehanort make it into the Sleeping Worlds? They were accessed at the time of Destiny Islands being lost into darkness. I thought that was the whole point behind Sora and Riku being younger.
For that matter, how did Mickey and Axel get in there? The Seekers of Darkness could conceivably fall under the "version of yourself waiting for you", but not them. And if you can only move backwards how did Young Xehanort show up for a boss fight in BBS?
Okay so I know 3D's story is stupid and we've all accepted that, but if time travel only works by discarding your body and moving backwards, how did Young Xehanort make it into the Sleeping Worlds? They were accessed at the time of Destiny Islands being lost into darkness. I thought that was the whole point behind Sora and Riku being younger.
For that matter, how did Mickey and Axel get in there? The Seekers of Darkness could conceivably fall under the "version of yourself waiting for you", but not them. And if you can only move backwards how did Young Xehanort show up for a boss fight in BBS?
It's not that you can only move backwards, it's that you can only move in one direction before inevitably being snatched back to your own timeline. Ansem went back in time to give Young Xehanort his time travel powers and was presumably returned to his timeline. Young Xehanort moved forward in time from that point, making stops along the way to pick up various forms of Xehanort.
It does raise an interesting question though: How the hell was he able to fight one of the BBS protagonists? Going by the rule that a version of yourself has to be at your destination, it doesn't make sense for him to be able to go to the Land of Departure considering that the only active Xehanort at the point in time where you could conceivably battle him is Master Xehanort. Terra hadn't had his body snatched yet, so I don't think he'd count as an anchor (so to speak) for Young Xehanort to travel to.
It'd probably just be easier to say the fight was non-canon and be done with it. The only optional boss that ever seamlessly integrated itself into the story was KH1FM Xemnas, anyway.
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My questions on the whole time travel thing are:
1. How did Young Xehanort circumvent the "discarding your body" rule to time traveling? Was it because Ansem transferred the power to him? If so...
2. How in the actual fuck did Ansem figure out he could do all of this shit?
I don't particularly want answers to these questions, since the explanations are bound to be just as stupid as the questions themselves, but holy shit is that some shoddy scenario writing.
Life is Kingdom Strange HeartsYou know, considering the villain wasAnsemXemnas (not-Ansem's-but-Xehanort's nobody who looks like TerraTerranortXehanortYoung Xehanorttime-travelling Ansemwe're gonna get another long string of "IT WAS ME ALL ALONG" reveals through KH3 to KH10 where it's finally revealed that it was Sora all along from the future who started all this shit.
edit: Probably because he just wanted to go back in time 50 years so that he could get his dinner on time, but he messed up.
He studied really, REALLY hard.
edit: Probably because he just wanted to go back in time 50 years so that he could get his dinner on time, but he messed up.
This is probably closer to the truth than any of us would want to believe. I mean, they went to all the trouble of introducing a plot device that could foretell the future...
Throughout his life, Xehanort traveled to many different worlds and obtained vast knowledge concerning Keyblade lore, the power of Light and Darkness, a detailed knowledge of the Heartless, the mysteries of the Keyblade War and Kingdom Hearts.
Leaving this here.Sora is getting worse said:In KH1, he turned into a shadow. In KH2, he turned into Antiform. In 3D, he became a nightmare. On top of that, codeds whole plot is just to show how powerful his inner darkness can be. Plus Xehanort already claimed him as his own in 3D, so I would be disappointed if part of the story of KH3 doesnt have Sora dealing with and coming to terms with the darkness inside himself]
yes this is what I'm saying. He keeps getting worse in like every game and Sora can give into despair (upupu) fairly easily if he's by himself.Leaving this here.