Segata Sanshiro said:final fantasy is rad
out of 10 rad how much rad would you say it is
Segata Sanshiro said:final fantasy is rad
that was a lie i actually don't think final fantasy is rad at all anymore :/Gravijah said:out of 10 rad how much rad would you say it is
But in the future, FF has the potential to become rad! 6/10.Segata Sanshiro said:that was a lie i actually don't think final fantasy is rad at all anymore :/
two rads out of ten
Sorry. It's hard to merge multiple quotes into one post on my phone.Segata Sanshiro said:posting so that torquill doesn't quadruple post
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final fantasy is rad
DaBuddaDa said:But in the future, FF has the potential to become rad! 6/10.
Not an actual screenshot, btw, just in case anyone is wondering.Rahxephon91 said:
DaBuddaDa said:I am a FFXIII apologist. In the previous games, I found the minigames/card games and exploration hollow and ignored it most of the time so I don't mind their absence in XIII. Wandering an empty world map dealing with random encounters and grinding wasn't much fun in hindsight. XIII also has a wicked cool battle system, yo.
I missed the boat on FF7->9 so I have no special place in my heart for them. FF6 is my FF benchmark, and FF6 didn't have a card game, the sidequests were minimal, the game didn't "open up" and become nonlinear until 20+ hours in, and the character customization wasn't very deep either.BudokaiMR2 said:And this is when I say you probably shouldn't be playing JRPGs then. Want a wicked cool battle system yo? Play Bayonetta![]()
DaBuddaDa said:I missed the boat on FF7->9 so I have no special place in my heart for them. FF6 is my FF benchmark, and FF6 didn't have a card game, the sidequests were minimal, the game didn't "open up" and become nonlinear until 20+ hours in, and the character customization wasn't very deep either.
Technosteve said:Can't wait for fallout MMO
JWong said:If she seen videos of a raid, she wouldn't have said that. Raids are awesome to play and to watch. Illidan, Kil'jaeden, and Yogg Saron world first... too awesome.
_tetsuo_ said:What games are these, now?Teknopathetic said:Dark Age of Camelot, Everquest, Earth and Beyond, and several others also copied WoW.
Technosteve said:Can't wait for fallout MMO, does Ff14 still have those universal emotes like it did in 11. I thought that was cool when you would be parties up with Japanese player and could talk to each other
BudokaiMR2 said:Yeah but I feel the only way that MMOs can have an interesting story is by player driven narrative. Crafted narratives just seem out of place in my opinion because they usually have very little or absolutely no affect on the game world.
Can't think of an MMO where I gave two shits about it's story.
PandaPandaPanda said:the universal translator was a cool idea but it still fails at least it did in FF11 in practicality. NA/English speaking players would use it to for nonsense like selling a item eg "xyz item [Lower the Price] [May] [Bee]" which comes out in jibberish on the JP side. Most JP didn't use it in towns and such as they wanted to play with JP players only(as they only typed in kanji only.)
No idea if it returned in FF14 but I figure considering the state the game is in, I imagine it hasn't been overhauled/fixed to make it more practical.
Interestingly enough, "Whatever" is the appropriate response to all complaints about FF8's story and characters. The game was fun to play and even more fun to break.Rahxephon91 said:
Torquill said:Most MMOs don't even have an ongoing narrative. Those that do tend to let it unfold passively or as something going on elsewhere. They don't actively involve the player.
this is amazing. I mean I already experienced these headaches, but the commentary is hilarious.twofold said:
Salaadin said:Youre speaking about it in very minor instance when people would shout to sell items and tack on the jibberish. The auto translator was very useful when you actually had to communicate with a JP player. I partied with plenty in XI and our main method of communication was the auto translate.
And yes, its back in FFXIV. I cant really note any major differences other than the translated abilities, etc updated for XIV.
XIV also has a tag option where you can tag an enemy with stuff like "dont attack this one" or "attack this one first" or tag friends or yourself with "watch my HP" or "start Battle Regimen" and those are also universally translated across regions.
Segata Sanshiro said:posting so that torquill doesn't quadruple post
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final fantasy is rad
what's new?Technosteve said:FISHING IS SO MINDLESS AND BORING
Who are you again?Regulus Tera said:Final Fantasy was never rad, it was only ever for dweebs.
Problem is that now not even the dweebs want to play it.
Yuripaw said:Well I admit, I mostly visit Giantbomb for my gaming coverage. I usually enjoy their coverage, but it frustrated me how those guys had such big hard ons for STO. Jeff was such an idiot for buying the lifetime subscription for that game. Yet none of them will give games like FFXIV even a quick look at least. Probably for the best, because they'd probably just bash it.
Pachinko said:They can also make piece with the early adopter crowd by giving the first expansion pack out for free to anyone bought the pc version and paid subscription fees for the entire period leading up to the first expansion pack.
AgentOtaku said:So yeah, could care less about this apparent failure, but holy shit am I going to watch this!
The hilarious reviews and threads FFXIV has spawned are reason enough for the game to exist.CcrooK said:It's worth every 15 parts to watch it. :lol
I agree with you, but I don't run a business, and at the end of the day the people controlling these games see the initial game sales as a big deal. We've seen products pushing to the market to beat and match WoW since Blizzard first launched the game with EQ2 (the most polished), to WAR (polished in some ways but rushed with flawed design), to Vanguard (just barely late and still awful).BudokaiMR2 said:Is this really what people think? I can't imagine this is the real reasoning because most business models for MMOs aren't based around retail sales but instead based around having a healthy user base that keeps subscribing.
Rushing it out is most likely going to have the EXACT OPPOSITE effect.
And let me guess, you believe the 360 and PS3 don't compete with the Wii because Sony and Microsoft said so?zlatko said:In an interview with the team I believe they stated that trying to compete with WoW is too hard or something along those lines. I think they know their market,(FF fans, FFXI fans, MMO players looking for a change, and new comers to MMOs who want solo experiences) but they really didn't deliver a good game to satisfy the people who bought it right away.
What? I'm sure he said the exact opposite of that (XIV is NOT competing with WoW)...notworksafe said:Not to mention that the big boss, Yoichi Wada, says they are directly competing with WoW.
Asked if he thought Final Fantasy XIV was a serious rival to World of Warcrafts throne, Wada said yes, but the flipside is that they are a tough competition.
notworksafe said:Not to mention that the big boss, Yoichi Wada, says they are directly competing with WoW.
http://www.develop-online.net/news/33514/Final-Fantasy-XIV-a-serious-WoW-rival-says-Wada
Agreed. Dude is delusional...and not just because of this.Yoshichan said:Well, Wada speaks out of his ass once again. News at eleven, truly!
One of the worst VG presidents in history.
notworksafe said:Agreed. Dude is delusional...and not just because of this.