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LMAO Even Japan is making fun of it.



Edited, Dec 30th 2016 9:50am by Shaowstrike

You can unlock that fight in Chapter 9, as soon as you get Umbra's high-five power. Are there any difficulty modes above normal? Also don't take too long of a break, as the special event will probably start Saturday night.

Edited, Dec 30th 2016 5:31pm by Shaowstrike

Thanks for the warning, but I always have subtitles turned on in all the games that have it. Here is the GameFaqs farming guide collection, including one for 1200-1500 AP per hour.

I'm using "Type B" and it's great, Attack is Square, Block is L1 and Warp is Circle; but most importantly the item menu is Triangle. It almost feels like Bloodborne's quick heal system.

Being someone who hasn't yet watched all the movies and read all the lore on wiki, I'm a bit disappointed I seem to be at the end of the main story already. If this were any other Final Fantasy title, this would be maybe the 1/4 mark.

My plan was to do all the side quests later and follow the main story in a way that made more sense realistically until it was done. Well, I feel like I've hardly begun to play the game and it's already over. When I first arrived in SpoilerThe World of Ruin I felt like they must have been borrowing from FF6 a bit. But in FF6 that was really only the halfway point in the game's story.

I mean... whatever happened to all those other imperial bad dudes they introduced in ONE CUTSCENE? I never saw them again.

I actually almost quit playing during the part leading up to the end. Every Final Fantasy game has that one part I really ******* hate in it. This one just goes on and on and on and when it was finally over the game was like "oh cool, you're done. Get ready because once you leave the final battle will commence!" What?!

I haven't beaten the game yet. I kept getting 1-hit killed by trash mobs in the game's final area so I'm guessing I better go back and do all those side quests and power up now...

There are a lot of times where I just let all my guys die and fight bosses solo because they can't learn the boss's attack pattern and die almost instantly unless I am constantly cramming potions down their throats.

Quest NPCs often have voices that don't match how they look AT ALL.

Edited, Jan 1st 2017 5:38am by Kuwoobie

Agreed, Takka should have been voiced by Forest Whittaker and Prof. Sarina should have had a younger voice.

I just finished the game and all I can say is that Spoilerthis game is pretty much FFVII. SpoilerNoctis is Cloud, Ardyn is Sephiroth, Luna is Aerith, Gladio is Barrett, Ignis is Tifa, Prompto is Yuffie, Iris is Vincent, Cid is Cid, Umbra is Cait Sith, Pain Train is Chocobo, who is driving? bear is driving!, and Knights of the Round is the final goddamn attack in this game!!!

Finished it at level 95 which made the final chapter so easy to complete, barely had to heal. Also lol at my collection of SpoilerGentiana sighting photos running through the credits.

I just have two more trophies to do. Cook a couple more things with Ignis and beat the turtle.

Waiting for that Carnival to start.

Terry Crews is a national treasure.

The Nixband is the best thing they could have added to the game. I'm actually starting to get into it now that I can do the missions and camp again without knowing that I wasted EXP.

I got the game on Xbox One and didn't like how blurry the graphics looked. The way the story was told is the part that I agree with. All this stuff was going on but the only time I felt emotionally impacted was when the friends are camping before the Final area. I liked the action combat for Noctis but don't really like how automated and dumb the AI is. I really would have liked a gambit feature here, so I could at least give the AI some direction. The main thing I didn't like about the combat was how there were at less variety of spells and ally skills and I prefer being able to switch to different party members for more tactical control. In my opinion, I think the combat would have been better served to be just Noctis, however I personally expect allies in their Final Fantasies.

I have pretty much never liked sidequest in open worlds because they tend to move towards the fetch quest variety. I didn't like them in XIV and I don't like them here. I would have liked to see more main story arc in the game and less sidequest rather than have to get the rest of the story in a movie or anime. XIV could have benefited from some loyalty missions or active time events to flesh out characters in the world.

The world design was beautiful though somewhat on rails with the car driving and flying, invisible walls, and little two inch things you couldn't jump over. For endgame I liked the hidden dungeons but just wish there was some story implemented into chasing the shinies. The armiger quest are just walk here, get cutscene. I think of quests like DAO temple of sacred ashes trials would have been nice.

I liked the game overall but for me it is a 7.5. One point docked for story, half a point docked for the on rails stuff, and a point for the over abundance of sidequest, lack of AI manipulation, and a shrinking of variety of magic spell or weaponskills. I would probably dock more points for the latter but that would imply I hated the game. I enjoyed the game, it was fun, I liked the game. I just didn't love it and it didn't move to the list of FF I fell in love with.

Here is to hoping that if the action/open world becomes a thing from now on. The depth and huge main story typically associated with FF returns in the next entry.

Edited, Jan 20th 2017 1:23pm by sandpark

Apparently the carnival is active, you need to download the 1.04 patch first, then access it from the Main Menu. Also all of the pre-order DLC is supposed to be available for sale starting at midnight.