kuroneko0509
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quote the image plsI've uploaded the 720p screenshots.
quote the image plsI've uploaded the 720p screenshots.
I totally expect a worse experience than the first xenoblade anyway.
quote the image pls
I totally expect a worse experience than the first xenoblade anyway.
Why?
Are you telling me the ship that was carrying neo L.A. is larger that that whole continent?
What for? They are automatically scaled to your window width.
By the way, the basic system is the same as the "Xenoblade Chronicles", but it has become easier to play more then fine part is evolution.
Google Translate makes a big mess out of the Dengeki Review, but if this particular sentence is right, it seems like they've found the game pretty easy to play:
It seems like they are talking about the combat here, but I don't see anything that suggest the game as a whole is too complex for it's own good.
Because it makes the page go too long
Xenoblade was also rated lower than the entire FF13 trilogy and Tales of Xillia (which is one of the weakes mothership titles). I consider it to be a a much better game than games from the 13 trilogy and Xillia so I'm not going to think about the score here too much. Famitsu is not reliable.
Probably subjective.
It lacks everything I liked in the first Xenoblade except the free roaming, and as far as I'm concerned from what I've seen, music and art direction are worse.
I can't say about story, but the bits of cutscenes we've seen and their direction make me want to run the other way."Overly long movies" are not surprising either.
It reeks of wanting to shove way too much in there to impress. I don't like that, it never goes well.
It's an Other M/FFXIII situation for me since day one, like you're happy it's announced and then everything you see is not appealing at all and smells like shit.
It'll probably be a great game though, maybe even a betterly crafted one, just not one that I'll like as much. I believe people will like it less too, once all is said and done.
Xenoblade was also rated lower than the entire FF13 trilogy and Tales of Xillia (which is one of the weakes mothership titles). I consider it to be a a much better game than games from the 13 trilogy and Xillia so I'm not going to think about the score here too much. Famitsu is not reliable.
Ok, Thanks for explanation and sorry for asking. "I want to hate it" would be also a good answer. (I understand the music part though)
I don't get this reliability nonsense that comes up every time someone's future favorite game gets "low" scores. It's their opinion, what's reliable or not reliable about it? I'd say only high scores could be unreliable, since they could have been bought.
9/9/8/8 is a great score.
Ok, Thanks for explanation and sorry for asking. "I want to hate it" would be also a good answer. (I understand the music part though)
9/9/8/8 Famitsu
negative point are "overly long movies" and "system lack of explanation"
....okay well, more like "I don't want to hate it" since I'm buying it and will probably have fun.
Gameplay will be cool and I'll probably hate everything else. Wouldn't be the first time, KH2 was a similar case of a better game than its predecessor that was still less enjoyable for many people for the same reasons.
I really hope people aren't going to lose their shit over a score that is actually quite good.
I really hope people aren't going to lose their shit over a score that is actually quite good.
That score matches my expectations more or less, though I was more expecting it to be a 9/9/9/9 as per the predecessor. That said, I expect this to also score lower in the west than its predecessor's 91. I am expecting mid-80s.
That said, "system lack of explanation" is an odd quibble since we're in a day and age where Dark Souls scores highly. >.>
Quite taken back by Famitsu's scores. I thought it will score higher.
There is chance that the game take too much time to review.
The dev talked about 200 hours gameplay and 30 hours of story.
If the reviewer only sticked to the story it may explain the score.
Why I am saying this ?
Fantasy Life got either average or bad scores (in the west) because the heart of the game was outside of the story. But the the reviewers didn't saw it since they didn't tried to explore. Me and others players really got angry at this because they did a half faced job. I would never beleive anymore reviewers before I play the game myself!
There is chance that the game take too much time to review.
The dev talked about 200 hours gameplay and 30 hours of story.
If the reviewer only sticked to the story it may explain the score.
Why I am saying this ?
Fantasy Life got either average or bad scores (in the west) because the heart of the game was outside of the story. But the the reviewers didn't saw it since they didn't tried to explore.
lol please guys don't lose it over a FAMITSU score of all things, let alone one that is actually good -__-
lol please guys don't lose it over a FAMITSU score of all things, let alone one that is actually good -__-
But what about what they said in the review? I really cannot believe combat would easier than the first game, I would hope so at least.
You said you dislike everything about this game, but loved Xenoblade? Aside from the silent MC, everything seems to be just the same as Xenoblade, the main difference being the change in direction from Fantasy to Sci-Fi. Now if the setting is part of what you dislike so much, I can understand, but mechanically everything seems to be pretty much the same except improved.
Except the music
The combat seems identical.
Gameplay and mechanics seem fine to me, which is why I'll probably enjoy it for that.
It's just that everything else feels like it would lessen my enjoyment of the package.
Like, Other M, KH2 and FFXIII are good examples. I was fine with the parts where you actually play but I really dislike the narrative trying to be something that it's not and the overall overdesigned art direction both really hindered my enjoyment of the whole thing.
They all felt like a dumb friend harassing you for hours trying to convince you he is smart. It was nice seeing you dude I had fun today, but overall once I'm at home I'm sighing in relief and in hindsight I should have done something else.
Basically if most of the game is more like the last part of Xenoblade rather than its first half, I won't have a good time.
(I'm trying to be understood, not to shit on a game I want anyway.)
But what about what they said in the review? I really cannot believe combat would easier than the first game, I would hope so at least. Quote doesn't make it clear if combat is simplified or if the enemies are less of a challenge, but either does not sound good.
The quote you read was from the Google translated Dengeki review, not the Famitsu one. The only negatives we have from the famitsu one are "overly long movies" and "system lack of explanation".