DarkDesent666 said:
I know algebra and you don't assume it's random if there is actually a FFX there's no reason to. You should of used Y or some other letter or just said FF whatever. Also the fact that it's still a final fantasy makes your point moot. FFX is FFX as much as FFXV would be algebraicly speaking. Wow you completely failed to address all my points. Go back and read my other post again and get back to me. |
Take a half a second and look at CONTEXT. Something that you learn back in middle school to figure out words that you don't know the meaning of. I didn't just post Final Fantasy (X), I also had Kingdom Hearts (X), and Star Ocean (X). Which both clearly don't have 10 of. It was clearly represented as a VARIABLE in the context of the sentence.
Address your points? You points where that they could be holding off on announcing early cause people got mad in past. Sorry but that is a rediculous point. Only company that has ever seemed to hold onto announcing something is Nintendo. All other companies have announced their games YEARS in advance and always have. Until they prove me different, I"m not going to have FAITH that they might be holding off on announcing.
Just like trust needs to be earned, so does this. In the past it has always been like this where they announce a game before its even remotely close to being done. Hell sometimes all we get is a title. So based on this HISTORY, I'm inclined to believe it still remains true. So have fun believing that they "might" be holding onto announcing something, but historical evidence is screaming that this is not true. When someone calls wolf a hundred times, i find it hard to believe them the 101'st time.
Especially when looking at Square Enix, which I believe is all the games I listed are for. The company is not rolling in the doe so to speak, so they need to do something to get investors interested again. Withholding a big game announcement DOESN'T do that. Announcing say Dragonquest 11, does do that.