outlawauron said:
What RPGs don't rip off FF these days? |
You and your FF fanboyness i tell you. Final Fanasty is great but not THAT great lol.

outlawauron said:
What RPGs don't rip off FF these days? |
You and your FF fanboyness i tell you. Final Fanasty is great but not THAT great lol.

Shadowblind said:
Cough cough Tales games had it first cough.... >_> |
So, you're telling me that Tales was the first game ever to have on screen encounters. (ie. Not random battles)
| mibuokami said: I fucken hope there's a way to get skip all that if it is a common spell. I'd hate to sit through that 1000 times (the novelty will wear out after the 10th or so). And is it me or is the logo a FF ripoff? Still can't wait for this game, but damn it easy to pick on it :) |
Same. The cinematic seems to drag on, and I also hope there's an option to remove the zoom when a character attacks.
Mirson said:
Same. The cinematic seems to drag on, and I also hope there's an option to remove the zoom when a character attacks. |
I didn't mind the zooming that much, I assume it was a special move as he produced a can of 'whoop-ass' right after it, so long as it's non-interactive I can tolerate it. But that spell is far too long, at the very least they should introduce a way to skip to the damage portion 'ala' FFVII: Crisis Core where you can skip the summoning cinematic. Otherwise I can feel the fustration mounting as I progress through the game and it extend itself by another 20 hrs due to long spellcasting cutscene.
@Oulawauron/Shadowblind: With regards to on-screen encounters, I believe the first game to use them was Zelda II: The Adventure of Link; so it actually went way back, but arguably the first to impliment them similiar to what we see in games like Tale & FFXIII is actually Mother 2 / Earthbound.

going off topic here but on screen encounters was also present in an old pc engine game called Dragon Slayer - Legend of Heroes II (1992) but you had to obtain an item to see the enemies on screen..

and before that a game called Ys (1987~1989) also had onscreen enemies

BTW if you got a japanese XBL account you can download those Magna Carta II vids off there and watch them in full screen
This does look good, although I most likely won't get it. Or at least I'll get it a little while after it releases.



