I haven't played the demo but I'm pretty sure timing your attacks increases your damage, so holding down the button doesn't seem so effective.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnjJye3Mk-g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnjJye3Mk-g
Do you receive a notification that you unlocked a costume?I just found out that in order to get the Siegfried Garb since a few people asked how to get it is that you need to enable Outerworld Services which can be found in Settings and then submit your score.
That is all you need to do. You do not need to link your Facebook or Twitter account..
Nope.Do you receive a notification that you unlocked a costume?
Sooo the samurai outfit on the PS3 demo, but red? Is that the only difference or do the stats actually differ as well?
Sooo the samurai outfit on the PS3 demo, but red? Is that the only difference or do the stats actually differ as well?
I have a quick question and I apologize if it has been brought up in the thread already.
Are there any sorts of bonuses for having save data from XIII and XIII-2 in Lightning Returns?
I played XIII and XIII-2 on my 360 but finally got a PS3 the past holiday with the Persona 5 announcement. I was looking to play this on PS3 because the past 2 titles have apparently run better on PS3 and I'd rather not pay for online to access social features in game. However, if there are any cool/worthy save bonuses, I'll heavily consider finishing the trilogy on 360.
Anyone have any insight into this?
.I just found out that in order to get the Siegfried Garb since a few people asked how to get it is that you need to enable Outerworld Services which can be found in Settings and then submit your score.
That is all you need to do. You do not need to link your Facebook or Twitter account.
Also another thing is if you have Final Fantasy XIII and XIII-2 saves, you will unlock Lightning costumes from these games.
Once you get the full complete game. You can retrieve them from Reward Menu.
Ah, thank you!
I can't say I'm too crazy about saves if it is just costumes, so I'll go ahead with the PS3 version.
I actually see some differences now (shoes, weapon, some other parts) that I see them side-by-side. I forgot there was some kind of samurai pack.not sure of stats, but compare
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Ah, thank you!
I can't say I'm too crazy about saves if it is just costumes, so I'll go ahead with the PS3 version.
It seems like 'yes' to all from what I played of the demo.Does the ATB recharge after each battle?
Does every set have it's own ATB during battle?
Do each set recharge even when you are using a different one?
There are like 5 bars in battle & all of the recharging at once & stuff, so confusing. I just kept using one attack & it got me through the demo.
Does the ATB recharge after each battle?
Does every set have it's own ATB during battle?
Do each set recharge even when you are using a different one?
There are like 5 bars in battle & all of the recharging at once & stuff, so confusing. I just kept using one attack & it got me through the demo.
That opening cutscene is possibly the most visually stunning thing I've seen in gaming.
I really enjoyed the demo as well. I'm a massive Final Fantasy nooblet but I liked what I saw.
i am pretty sure its the same.Does ATB for a schema charge faster when it's not your currently equipped one? I tried to test it, it seems to recharge faster but I'm not sure.
Going by the impressions here, I wonder if we should do a Let's Play the XIII games thread or another thread discussing "The story so far.."
Yeah. i'm wondering too, the demo wasn't really indicative of any strategic use.
It was mostly spamming a few attack without using the analog sticks at all.
I've noticed that if you keep backing away from the dragon thing, it's fire breath attack misses completely. Though I suppose its easier to just block and take a tiny bit of damage.Seems no one is answering, so I guess the response it: Absolutely nothing. Button mash away like you did smashing "auto battle" in FF13/13-2.
Seems no one is answering, so I guess the response it: Absolutely nothing. Button mash away like you did smashing "auto battle" in FF13/13-2.
Is there a lot of areas in the game? I saw in the end trailer a desert, forest and iceland type zones? I'm guessing just one town. Also, does time stop in town and in menus?
Two towns and two terrain areas.
Eh. Could of sworn I saw 3 areas. Do you know about if time stops in towns and in menus?
I don't understand why Square thinks I would want to share the fact that I'm playing Lightning Returns with anyone I know.
I really enjoyed the new battle system - made me think of an evolved Crisis Core, which I'm a big fan of. I like the pacing of it and feeling of diverse and effective moveset for the most part. I can see how it would go places.
However the plot setting, characters, just don't care. I can't convince myself to buy this until the price is lower like I did with XIII-2 (glad I did, wish I did with XIII). If it were an original IP, or just an independent Final Fantasy, sure.. but I'm really not interested in Lightning and Friends® round three.
And can we step away from Nomura? I never missed Amano so much.
Two towns and two terrain areas.
Of course you don't have to do that, but, it's completely your fault if you choose to button mash. It's funny you mention 13 and 13-2 though since those games had the same concept of either going slowly through a battle by spamming auto battle or using manual input + repeat commands to do battles much faster and more efficiently (and in those games be rewarded with a better chance of obtaining items, though no clue if they translated that concept into LR somehow).
If the demo is indicative about the rest of the game it's not really about character movement and it's certainly not about button mashing. Just go back a page and look at the dude's 17 second kill of the demo boss. You really think he did that with button mashing? Assuming other bosses are like the one in the demo it gives you a lot of opportunity to think strategically about what attacks to use and the timing on using them.
What does Nomura have to do with the bolded?
square portal posted a step by step for the outworld service:
http://squareportal.net/2014/01/22/...ock-siegfried-garb-in-lightning-returns-demo/
(you can use facebook or twitter)
There's a couple of towns in the Wildlands and one in the Dunes, aren't there? Not huge places of course but still considered settlements.
Thought the comment might have been given context with reference to Amano.. I'm sick of his style.