Well, to be fair you were constricted inside a sandbox and couldn't really go anywhere.
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This makes the Road trip theme seem more fun to me, and it makes the world or at least the distance from country to country seem well spaced out. I do as well hope they fill it well enough with things to do and enemies.
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For me, it's not necessary for every single location to be filled with something at every point, that could actually become tedious. And a bit unrealistic actual. Even those games with large maps aren't plastered stuff, sometimes only enemy encounters. I also just love exploring the scenery at times.
That's why more linear games like FF10 & 13, did not bother me ironically. Just being able to go off track in Gran Pulse was a enough for me.
That's why more linear games like FF10 & 13, did not bother me ironically. Just being able to go off track in Gran Pulse was a enough for me.
That's why more linear games like FF10 & 13, did not bother me ironically. Just being able to go off track in Gran Pulse was a enough for me.
However, with XIII, especially on the PS3 and 360, I found it inexcusable for the levels to be so small. It's often called a hallway simulator just because of how narrow and limiting the environment is. No one ever referred to X as that way, and for good reason. Grand Pulse was also a joke, it was shown and depicted to be a lot larger and more prevalent in the story, which was just false advertising, as the end product was just an open field of nothingness. I haven't even gotten that far into XIII before ultimately I stopped playing it because of how boring the entire experience was for me.
I think XII and Dragon Quest VIII did a great job of creating a game with worlds that were fun to explore while also being open. DQVIII had the world map with the towns and other areas being sectioned off, while FFXII had continuous map after map in large grid like formations where everything feels connected in a big world. Both experiences were fun to traverse and to explore while the linear corridors of X and XIII ultimately squash and desire of exploration.
Lightning Returns took a step in the right direction in terms of the map, but ultimately it doesn't really amount to anything at the end of the day... XV looks to have a world map that's diverse in scenery and looks to be much more enjoyable to explore. I think it will be more like FFXII if you took out the boundaries between areas.
After replaying FF7, FF10 recently, and now replaying FF13 currently. I can respect your opinion but I also kindly disagree. Remove the mini-map, and add a reason to revisit Cocoon, and your getting closer to FF10. Add a world map and there you have it. As for complaint comparing FF10 and FF13 in who said want, I honestly threw much of them away after hearing among them its a 'Barbie' game, and we got sequels because Lightning is Toriyama's waifu. People have legit complaints, but then again people are far to entitled.
Also I'm worried of the trend that many FF fans have now that just because it's FF, the structure FF13 took was unacceptable on PS3. Just as people now think just because FF7 is getting a remake it can't be turn-based as it's 'out dated', I don't care which route it takes, but turn-based RPG is not out dated or low budget/handheld material.
The thing I won't ever stand, as it's illogical is people claim what can be a Final Fantasy due to tropes and cameos to the series no matter how much its gameplay and structure deviate from the series traditional roots but (perhaps naively) claim what isn't a Final Fantasy due to specific gameplay elements that actually resemble classic titles more.
EDIT: Actually I think the term is "You can't have your cake and eat it too", only applying facts to what supports their cause while neglecting what info may be provided that support other causes.
Also I'm worried of the trend that many FF fans have now that just because it's FF, the structure FF13 took was unacceptable on PS3. Just as people now think just because FF7 is getting a remake it can't be turn-based as it's 'out dated', I don't care which route it takes, but turn-based RPG is not out dated or low budget/handheld material.
The thing I won't ever stand, as it's illogical is people claim what can be a Final Fantasy due to tropes and cameos to the series no matter how much its gameplay and structure deviate from the series traditional roots but (perhaps naively) claim what isn't a Final Fantasy due to specific gameplay elements that actually resemble classic titles more.
EDIT: Actually I think the term is "You can't have your cake and eat it too", only applying facts to what supports their cause while neglecting what info may be provided that support other causes.
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I'm calling it now, the dog is Promto.
He is some sort of shapeshifter.
I have no bases for this theory, except for the bandage the dog has on his leg and the cinematography in the trailer feels like it cut off right before he turned into a human from behind the pillar.
Edit: Might not be Prompto but I'm pretty sure its a shapeshifter.
He is some sort of shapeshifter.
I have no bases for this theory, except for the bandage the dog has on his leg and the cinematography in the trailer feels like it cut off right before he turned into a human from behind the pillar.
Edit: Might not be Prompto but I'm pretty sure its a shapeshifter.
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Tonberry confirmed!! Yay^^
www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/09/04/tabata-final-fantasy.aspx
Now only Ultima- Omega Weapon, bomb and ochu are missing.
www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/09/04/tabata-final-fantasy.aspx
Now only Ultima- Omega Weapon, bomb and ochu are missing.