Final Fantasy XV [PS4|XONE]
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LV Koopa
Jester from Hell
You still don't get it and the fact that you trying to grind level on FF8 of all games proves it.
The game scales to you. If you're level 5 at the end, the boss is level 5.
Seriously, who the fukk grinds on FF8?dude exposed himself with that stupid shyt
Put that ultima on your STR and you're 9999'ing everything you fight.
Grind in FF8 when you they give you Refinery skills to abuse brehs
If you don't do anything but the story it's possible.. If you do everything the game offers you're looking at over 100 hours of content... You'll be playing forever..
Final Fantasy XV Is Not Final Fantasy Versus XIII Any More, Says Director
Because it recycles elements of the previous game doesn't make it the same game. Even the director admitted Versus XIII and XV are different games. Versus XIII was canceled and elements of it were used in XV.
XV is a different project with a different director and mostly different staff that used elements of a canceled game to make a new game.
Comparison between FF Versus XIII staff and FF XV staff [Kotaku was right!!!]
I didn't say they explained it I just said you could see it happen in the game when he uses a summon.
The D-List Vet
Being in a recommendation system.
it's the same fukking game man... If they changed the main character, artwork, music, gameplay i would say it's a different game. Credits don't matter it's the same game with tweaks.. COD has different developers every year and it's the same shyt.. How much of a difference do you see from year 1 trailer to final release is all that matters..
Beat the game.
Chapter 13 was an insult to gamers, the gameplay was so trash in that section.
However the bad story stuff I think is overblown. I kinda like Ardyns story. He was chosen to rid the world of demons after the star scourge thousands of years ago as basically the first oracle. So he absorbed all the demons which made him unpure and a little mad. The same gods that asked him to clean the world wouldn't allow him to ascend because of how unpure he was, even though he did it for them. The current king at the time rejected him for being selected instead of himself and banished him from history. He became immortal since he couldn't ascend and held a grudge against royalty and the gods for the position they left him in. He waited for the true king of light to be chosen so he could finally be killed in Providence (the light in the crystal) So he basically pushed Noct along as his own suicide. And if he failed then he still got revenge on the gods and the world by turning it dark. . His arc is kind've cool tbh. They could've paced and pieced the story together better though.
I also don't like how the later 1/3rd of the game works. It's so on rails I didn't like it the way the gameplay was handled. They basically expect you to use Umbra to go back and grind. Cause I was the suggested level once you leave the open world and with all the split ups and story sections Noct was 38 going into the final battle (suggested 44, and Prompto was fukking 33) So without using Umbra to go back to the open world the story sections don't even give you enough XP to stay at the suggested level.
All in all I actually really enjoyed this game. Just had some pacing and exposition issues. It really could've been much better. But I still think it was solid and worth beating. I actually look forward to exploring the open world some more.
However the bad story stuff I think is overblown. I kinda like Ardyns story. He was chosen to rid the world of demons after the star scourge thousands of years ago as basically the first oracle. So he absorbed all the demons which made him unpure and a little mad. The same gods that asked him to clean the world wouldn't allow him to ascend because of how unpure he was, even though he did it for them. The current king at the time rejected him for being selected instead of himself and banished him from history. He became immortal since he couldn't ascend and held a grudge against royalty and the gods for the position they left him in. He waited for the true king of light to be chosen so he could finally be killed in Providence (the light in the crystal) So he basically pushed Noct along as his own suicide. And if he failed then he still got revenge on the gods and the world by turning it dark. . His arc is kind've cool tbh. They could've paced and pieced the story together better though.
I also don't like how the later 1/3rd of the game works. It's so on rails I didn't like it the way the gameplay was handled. They basically expect you to use Umbra to go back and grind. Cause I was the suggested level once you leave the open world and with all the split ups and story sections Noct was 38 going into the final battle (suggested 44, and Prompto was fukking 33) So without using Umbra to go back to the open world the story sections don't even give you enough XP to stay at the suggested level.
All in all I actually really enjoyed this game. Just had some pacing and exposition issues. It really could've been much better. But I still think it was solid and worth beating. I actually look forward to exploring the open world some more.
Thats even further proof this game isn't completed and isn't worth 60 dollars.
I consider FFXV to be a flop because all other FF games took at least 60-90 hours to beat not including side quests. This game only takes 20-40 hours.
To spend 60 dollars on a glorified console arcade game is bullshyt.
How can you even call it a open world, when only one part of the world is open? and all the other parts of the world are backdrops to a fighting ring like you are playing street fighter. Then to be as bold as to throw Resident Evil gameplay at the end.
Then turn around and tell its customers that if they want to understand the story they have to buy a season pass.
To spend 60 dollars on a glorified console arcade game is bullshyt.
How can you even call it a open world, when only one part of the world is open? and all the other parts of the world are backdrops to a fighting ring like you are playing street fighter. Then to be as bold as to throw Resident Evil gameplay at the end.
Then turn around and tell its customers that if they want to understand the story they have to buy a season pass.