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IcaroRibeiro on 22 June 2023
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Xxain said:
IcaroRibeiro said:

XV was so badly designed in combat that is a game that almost force you to stockpile potions and phoenix downs, as there is no magic system with MP manegment to replace items. The damage both you inflict and the enemies inflict on you is never balanced in any moment of the game, combined thid with a clunky controllers, moveseat and weird dodge system and we have a bombshell of a battle system in your hands

To prevent the game to become too punishing they decided to give you an infinite amount of potions very low price and force you to abuse. Lame

I'm sorry friend, but I loved FINAL FANTASY XV. XV is nowhere near as bad as it is made out to be. It is the case of so much of it'd development is well known that people go in already dislike it. It's like the Lily Bergamo thing. 

Is anybody finding the camera to be a pain? I can't tell if its the game or my controller is acting up. Currently at Hideaway! Dragoon Boss fight was great. Nice on the classic Dragoon Pose.

I mildly enjoyed FF XV but that's because I'm a sucker for modern-day fantasy games, steampunks, and science fiction fantasies. The lore of this game is very poor for FF standards. I played FF XII Zodiac Age a couple of months before XV and the difference in the world is just astonishing 

The story and the worldbuilding are only good if you're a total FF nerd and try to find every piece of media to explain the holes the game left. The DLCs while not fun to play, at least added some substance to its very whack story, albeit not as much. But I liked a lot the characters, mainly Prompt and Ignis (best boy), so having an opportunity to drop Noctis to control them was welcomed because Noctis is annoying AF

The combat is... sad. Like really sad. They couldn't fix even the camera positioning, you fight in many areas unaware of what is happening. This is a shame because the core mechanics regarding Noctis moveset were very promising, but everything fall apart if you can't take the good ideas and make it work 

I liked the glorified life sim quests at the start of thr game. The game is pretty, and the music is relaxing, I completely forgot I was playing a FF game and just spent a couple of hours driving and enjoying the music but that's it.

Ultimately while enjoyable those first chapters have no real substance, and when the game makes you to drop rhe western USA to go to Venice you finally realize how the devs had no idea what they wanted do with this game 

No wonder why they didn't even try to make FF XVI open world