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short answer: yes, just not in the demo areaDark FaZe said:So are you capable of controlling your allies with this battle system?
wow third, that's impressive
short answer: yes, just not in the demo areaDark FaZe said:So are you capable of controlling your allies with this battle system?
FFX was on a last gen console, the same team also made FFVII and VIII, neither of which are anything like FFX because they weren't on the same hardware.flabberghastly said:Obviously we can't grasp the entire design of the game from the demo, but what we do have references to are how this was accomplished in the past. Many of these same designers worked on FFX, and we all know what they chose to do with the environments in that game.
What we're expressing is simply a matter of the impressions that the demo had upon us. No one has claimed that this is how the game will be.
I know precisely what your point was, and my point was that, regardless of what we might be able to glean from the available information, people are simply posting here the impressions the demo gave them. The discussions have been entirely secondary.stuburns said:My point is there's almost no point discussing it, because we know the start of FF games aren't usually representative of the majority of the game.
Does it have any effect on your abilities/attacks or the range of enemies?BlazingDarkness said:you can move the character around freely during battle
My criticism was not of the demo discussion at all. It was the people who derived FFX comparisons in terms of overall design.flabberghastly said:I know precisely what your point was, and my point was that, regardless of what we might be able to glean from the available information, people are simply posting here the impressions the demo gave them. The discussions have been entirely secondary.
Yes, but the references to FFX are directly related to the impressions of the demo. FFX has been included because people -- myself definitely included -- have used it to explain an apparatus through which their impression of linearity derived. That's it.stuburns said:My criticism was not of the demo discussion at all. It was the people who derived FFX comparisons in terms of overall design.
The demo is completely linear of course.
Himuro said:Hey guys I'm in this reactor in Final Fantasy VII. This game is so awful it's so linear.
Hey guys I'm in this cave in Final Fantasy IV fighting some mist dragon when can I like, actually go and explore and stuff? This game is so linear.
Hey guys, Biggs and Wedge just disappeared in Final Fantasy VI, when will this game get less linear?
Hey guys I'm playing Final Fantasy XII and there's a bunch of stairs and stuff. It's so linear. I'm not even playing as Vaan! Who is this Reks guy anyway?
Hey guys I'm playing Final Fantasy V, this game is so linear. I just came upon a pirate base.
Hey guys, why is Final Fantasy X-2 so linear? All I'm doing at the beginning is going in one straight line.
I imagine because they are giving 'range' to some group effect spells (at least I think I remember reading that) that it would also apply to AoE effect melee skills as well. Which already makes me think a 'taunt' skill or passive ability might be added to the game.Yoboman said:Does it have any effect on your abilities/attacks or the range of enemies?
facepalm.gifHimuro said:They have no argument here, they're just bitching.
It's not with the US BluRay.Ether_Snake said:Sorry for asking again but will the demo come to America too when FFVII:ACC is released or something?
Ether_Snake said:Sorry for asking again but will the demo come to America too when FFVII:ACC is released or something?
thisKyoufu said:Worst-case scenario: It turns out to be like FFX
Best-case scenario: It turns out to be like FFXII
Thats a win/win for me.
sprsk said:Some nice nice nice videos are going up on gamevideos today. As well as impressions. Watch fo dat shit.
HD or bust, I want to download these to my PS3!, Will the videos be in the right format!?sprsk said:Some nice nice nice videos are going up on gamevideos today. As well as impressions. Watch fo dat shit.
GTFOBrodiemanTTR said:$80 for a half-baked demo? Some of you guys need help.
BrodiemanTTR said:$80 for a half-baked demo? Some of you guys need help.
That justification works at a base level, but honestly, Square really should be using PSN like everyone else. Make it available for a day or two so to keep it as a limited sort of thing or something.stuburns said:The international release is about a year away, I've been waiting since 2001 to play Kitase's team's next full RPG, the demo is expensive, but that's because the Japanese get raped on movie releases, it's not like SE are trying to make people pay $80 for a demo.
It looks hawt anyway, and it's not like there is endless quality titles this summer, it's pretty barren in terms of anything I'm looking forward to.
After seeing it, I don't regret my purchase at all, and it comes with a free FFVII movie, cool.
BrodiemanTTR said:$80 for a half-baked demo? Some of you guys need help.
For evryone who missed something I am quoting myself again, hopefully the next parts are coming quick ^^Well the next parts are coming I guess, he only uploaded it like an hour ago, so...
Oh well the first 15 minutes than: http://ps3life.nl/nieuws/3354-gameplay-video-en-nog-meer-screens-van-final-fantasy-xiii/ :lol
Rez said:That justification works at a base level, but honestly, Square really should be using PSN like everyone else. Make it available for a day or two so to keep it as a limited sort of thing or something.
It's just a bit of a double-standard that I doesn't quite sit right with me. There's no way a dev like Konami or Capcom could be getting away with this. Square might the most influential JRPG dev out there, but I don't think that gives them permission to be needlessly obtuse for nothing. I mean, sure, they could release it encased in Nomura feces and people would still pay top dollar for it, so from a business standpoint its fantastic, but all the same, like I said, it really doesn't sit right with me. It's self-centered and bad for the industry.
We don't know all the details about their deal with the first parties though, for all we know MS won't let them put it on PSN till they ready a 360 version.Rez said:That justification works at a base level, but honestly, Square really should be using PSN like everyone else. Make it available for a day or two so to keep it as a limited sort of thing or something.
It's just a bit of a double-standard that I doesn't quite sit right with me. There's no way a dev like Konami or Capcom could be getting away with this. Square might the most influential JRPG dev out there, but I don't think that gives them permission to be needlessly obtuse for nothing. I mean, sure, they could release it encased in Nomura feces and people would still pay top dollar for it, so from a business standpoint its fantastic, but all the same, like I said, it really doesn't sit right with me. It's self-centered and bad for the industry.
Rez said:That justification works at a base level, but honestly, Square really should be using PSN like everyone else. Make it available for a day or two so to keep it as a limited sort of thing or something.
It's just a bit of a double-standard that I doesn't quite sit right with me. There's no way a dev like Konami or Capcom could be getting away with this. Square might the most influential JRPG dev out there, but I don't think that gives them permission to be needlessly obtuse for nothing. I mean, sure, they could release it encased in Nomura feces and people would still pay top dollar for it, so from a business standpoint its fantastic, but all the same, like I said, it really doesn't sit right with me. It's self-centered and bad for the industry.
Absolutely not, I think everyone did. ZOE was great of course, but it was the demo that people wanted mostly. The same for the Halo 3 beta.rhino4evr said:I can't be the only person that bought ZOE for the MGS2 demo right?
stuburns said:Absolutely not, I think everyone did. ZOE was great of course, but it was the demo that people wanted mostly. The same for the Halo 3 beta.
It's not like there isn't a history of major titles doing this.
rhino4evr said:Still $80 for a Japanese demo seems high. If it came out in America and it was $20 for the movie/demo, i would probably bite.
Regulus Tera said:Has anyone picked up the name of Chocobaby?
I hope we can name him ourselves (but that'd probably screw with dialogue like Tidus did in FFX).Regulus Tera said:Has anyone picked up the name of Chocobaby?
Rez said:That justification works at a base level, but honestly, Square really should be using PSN like everyone else. Make it available for a day or two so to keep it as a limited sort of thing or something.
It's just a bit of a double-standard that I doesn't quite sit right with me. There's no way a dev like Konami or Capcom could be getting away with this. Square might the most influential JRPG dev out there, but I don't think that gives them permission to be needlessly obtuse for nothing. I mean, sure, they could release it encased in Nomura feces and people would still pay top dollar for it, so from a business standpoint its fantastic, but all the same, like I said, it really doesn't sit right with me. It's self-centered and bad for the industry.
Robobandit said:Konami and Capcom aren't trying to sell an expensive blu-ray disc. Imho, SquareEnix is saying "Please buy our movie, we haven't made back our production budget on it yet... if you buy it, we'll give you something you want.. FF XIII demo! So.. please buy it!"
Personally, I enjoyed the movie because of the beautiful graphics and seeing the characters again.. the plot had nothing to do with it. Seeing it in 1080p on my Kuro will be worth the price of admission.. and hey, I get a 40-60 minute demo of the most anticipated game of the year for a ton of people, sweet!
The only reason the linearity of Final Fantasy X didn't bother me was because it sort of made sense given the whole pilgrimage premise. That, and later on, the world opened up a lot more, as people have said. If Final Fantasy XIII is anywhere near as good as X, I'll be happy, as the only thing that disappointed me at all in that game was the story's execution.FFChris said:If you played the previous FF games, FFX was very linear in comparison.
That's the only thing that worried me in the demo as well. I didn't like the linearity of the areas in FFX and I really hope in FFXIII we aren't going back to that.
Everything else look great. Lightning, Shaz and Snow look like good central characters (better than the rabble from XII and X anyway) and the combat is a step up. 1 year is so far off!