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Found something interesting.
When you summon Ramuh and before he appears with the scene, a FIFTH health bar appears!!
So we can still control the espers in the final game?
BTW I wrote his name on the bar^^
When you summon Ramuh and before he appears with the scene, a FIFTH health bar appears!!
So we can still control the espers in the final game?
BTW I wrote his name on the bar^^
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Noctis_Caelum
Found something interesting.
When you summon Ramuh and before he appears with the scene, a FIFTH health bar appears!!
So we can still control the espers in the final game?
BTW I wrote his name on the bar^^
When you summon Ramuh and before he appears with the scene, a FIFTH health bar appears!!
So we can still control the espers in the final game?
BTW I wrote his name on the bar^^
I can confirm that he appears to have has his own bar. Just rewatched my playthrough at 0,12x speed.
Seems to be legit. Apologies to Noctis if I was overly skeptical.
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Noctis_Caelum
I wouldn't jump to conclusions here as long as we have no further information on this. It's always a question how it's implemented in the end.
I personally think it's quite possible that smaller sized summons will be fighting for a while on the battlefield ( /or giving you constantly buffs) while the bigger ones will be handled like Ramuh in the demo. The requirements for summoning will also change in the full game. Ramuh was OP in the demo but that was clearly on purpose.
Tbh I wouldn't worry too much about OP summons in the final game, they'll find a way to balance things out.
I personally think it's quite possible that smaller sized summons will be fighting for a while on the battlefield ( /or giving you constantly buffs) while the bigger ones will be handled like Ramuh in the demo. The requirements for summoning will also change in the full game. Ramuh was OP in the demo but that was clearly on purpose.
Tbh I wouldn't worry too much about OP summons in the final game, they'll find a way to balance things out.
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Leopold_Bloom
I'm cool with some of them being that strong, but make their usage very limited. (Maybe a 4-5 day cooldown as well as strict summoning conditions). I wouldn't even mind using rare consumables such as the magicite we found, for the higher ranking summons.
TBH, though, we have no idea if 500,000 damage will be OP for too long. They're already considering breaking the 99 level cap in the Full game. I don't think Ramuh could one-shot the Admantoise, for instance.
TBH, though, we have no idea if 500,000 damage will be OP for too long. They're already considering breaking the 99 level cap in the Full game. I don't think Ramuh could one-shot the Admantoise, for instance.
No its okay^^
WOW I found this intersting feature a week ago xD
So I think it has to be the health bar or the time limit for ramuh.
But can not imagine how this is gonna be working by such a big esper like him.
WOW I found this intersting feature a week ago xD
So I think it has to be the health bar or the time limit for ramuh.
But can not imagine how this is gonna be working by such a big esper like him.
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Leopold_Bloom
I'm just saying, Deadeye has 180,000 HP and he seems to be around pretty early.
If we got Ramuh mid-way through the game then who knows what the enemies hp will be (it seems he does an even number of hits regarldless of enemy - therefore 3 deadeyes could dissipate the damage - but still be wrecked). If we get Noct all 13 of the phantom swords, and have him breaking the damage limit, his armiger abilities would quickly outclass Ramuh. I have a feeling that enemy HP will be insanely high as the game goes on.
Just speculating, of course
If we got Ramuh mid-way through the game then who knows what the enemies hp will be (it seems he does an even number of hits regarldless of enemy - therefore 3 deadeyes could dissipate the damage - but still be wrecked). If we get Noct all 13 of the phantom swords, and have him breaking the damage limit, his armiger abilities would quickly outclass Ramuh. I have a feeling that enemy HP will be insanely high as the game goes on.
Just speculating, of course
I'm just saying, Deadeye has 180,000 HP and he seems to be around pretty early.
If we got Ramuh mid-way through the game then who knows what the enemies hp will be (it seems he does an even number of hits regarldless of enemy - therefore 3 deadeyes could dissipate the damage - but still be wrecked). If we get Noct all 13 of the phantom swords, and have him breaking the damage limit, his armiger abilities would quickly outclass Ramuh. I have a feeling that enemy HP will be insanely high as the game goes on.
Just speculating, of course
If we got Ramuh mid-way through the game then who knows what the enemies hp will be (it seems he does an even number of hits regarldless of enemy - therefore 3 deadeyes could dissipate the damage - but still be wrecked). If we get Noct all 13 of the phantom swords, and have him breaking the damage limit, his armiger abilities would quickly outclass Ramuh. I have a feeling that enemy HP will be insanely high as the game goes on.
Just speculating, of course