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Metallox on 13 April 2020
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Ljink96 said:
Metallox said:
unlike other JRPGs that have to rely on basic animations to give the impression that the characters aren't completely stiff. Xenoblade 2 has 11-12 continuous hours of this, for example.

Xenoblade 2 was also made by a staff of 40 people, over the course of a couple years on a shoestring budget compared to FFVII, of course it's going to have better production values...

Doesn't stop them from looking jarring, unfortunately. VII Remake doesn't suffer from it and that's a plus for it. 

Vodacixi said:
Ljink96 said:

Xenoblade 2 was also made by a staff of 40 people, over the course of a couple years on a shoestring budget compared to FFVII, of course it's going to have better production values...

Also... I must say that for being in-engine cutscenes, they can display some neat fighting moments... 

Aren't you referring to the few cutscenes in Xenoblade 2 that are actually motion-captured? 



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