Installing now. Holy shit at the ~17GB download!
hmmmmmmm i have 30 free on my laptop, sure it's a i3 with integrated graphics, but it ran ff 14.
oh god
Installing now. Holy shit at the ~17GB download!
Those heavy fencers or whatever they were called broke everything.
I was inspired by PetriP-TNT so here's a bunch of screenshots at the manliest of resolutions: 320x240 (or well, slightly lower than that because the game is widescreen only and it apparently thinks 320 is too high of a number)]
doit.gifhmmmmmmm i have 30 free on my laptop, sure it's a i3 with integrated graphics, but it ran ff 14.
oh god
Whoa I finished the Scout Challenge in the Skirmish tab and got an ungodly amount of XP and money. I have to say, saving and reloading in the middle of a battle seems like an unbalanced inclusion.
hmmmmmmm i have 30 free on my laptop, sure it's a i3 with integrated graphics, but it ran ff 14.
oh god
So I finally get through the selecting all my troops and researching some upgrades for the first time, and the game crashes when I click 'return to book mode'.
So I have to do it all again. :|
It was sort of balanced on PS3 because it took a disgusting amount of time both to save and load, like 40-45 seconds each, but it's absurdly fast now. Still, it's gone from the sequels, if they get around to porting them as well.
Whoa I finished the Scout Challenge in the Skirmish tab and got an ungodly amount of XP and money. I have to say, saving and reloading in the middle of a battle seems like an unbalanced inclusion.
I think this is debatable.
Installing now. Holy shit at the ~17GB download!
Played the prologue and noticed all the sound effects were super quiet. Not sure why, since the sound effects volume was set to the default of 100. Maybe VC thinks I've got a 5.1 setup for some reason? Anyone else have this issue?
- There was also a decent amount of exposition in FFT
- Very similar mood evocated by the music (based Sakimoto)
- Story about essentially getting caught between nations at war with a heavy focus on intrigue and politics
Despite the different setting, the game oozes FFT vibes.
This makes me want to 3DS Port
Those screens are wrong, the 3DS port is going to have Chibi characters.
- There was also a decent amount of exposition in FFT
- Very similar mood evocated by the music (based Sakimoto)
- Story about essentially getting caught between nations at war with a heavy focus on intrigue and politics
Despite the different setting, the game oozes FFT vibes.
Did anyone even ask SEGA?
This describes most of the genre.
Took 4 reloads, but so worth it.
The game folder is just under 20GB, 15 of which is the FMV folder lol.
Is it just me or are the Steam backgrounds for this game abysmal?
So I finally get through the selecting all my troops and researching some upgrades for the first time, and the game crashes when I click 'return to book mode'.
So I have to do it all again. :|
Haha there are people complaining about the port in steam reviews.
You just can't win with some people.
the speed you load and save on pc will make some parts way better.
I imagine the PSP games would run at dozens of thousands of lines of resolution.
- The times I'm attempting that perfect introductory headshot from across the map.
- When I re-roll for initial squadmates
- Grinding skirmishes
Thank you Gawd SSD.
whats this?
This is the 2nd time i've played this game, and the first time I only got like 3-4 missions before being distracted by something else.
The initial squad mates you can pick are random but eventually they're all available once you get further into the game.whats this?
This is the 2nd time i've played this game, and the first time I only got like 3-4 missions before being distracted by something else.
Anyone got videos of this at 60fps?
Some people need their raifu waifus ASAP.
The initial squad mates you can pick are random but eventually they're all available once you get further into the game.
Sectus posted his early footage.Anyone got videos of this at 60fps?
From an asset perspective, it's not like VC2/3 have starkly different environments from VC1. The sequel's ripe for significant amounts of recycled assets.
It's really about transferring the improved gameplay mechanics to the VC1 console engine, build up several dozen or so high-quality character assets of the named characters... and redesign/combine all the split-up PSP maps into one large connected map.
Yeah, that's a lot of work. >.>
Some have more useful potentials, but you get them all eventually. Don't reroll unless you are crazy.like are some units better than others? Do I need to channel my puzzle and dragons?