That's just one upload of the trailer. If you add up the biggest ones the trailer has over 6 million views - and that's just YouTube. People forget that many watch their trailers directly on FB or Twitter. On Twitter just one of the official tweets has over 2.5 million and on FB too.
Yeah, I would love to see the level of FFXV summon scenes in FFVIIR too. I hope they these scenes change depending on the location of the player, it was a cool thing in FFXV but maybe it's a lot of work to design that.
Yeah I'm sure there will be something good with materia. Wonder if we will see a tech tree system for materia/ability and a gambit system or something like that to customize the way we play.
RE2 was too, and they did a lot of effort on the remake. That's not an excuse.
You don't know this. Actually from what we've seen so far and what we've read the battle system looks like it has similarities to XII.
What are the similarities you're seeing?
KH's battle system doesn't become deeper later on, nor does FFXV (even if some people tried for years to defend it). It's hard to think it will somehow change later on considering the director.
Isn't the ATB mechanic pretty much just a basic cooldown like in most ARPGs? And guarding and positioning play a role too (see the image below), so it overall still seems be more Action-based, though maybe not with overly strict timing-based mechanics. Nomura and Kitase implied over the last years that it won't be hardcore Action-y and twitch-based.
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In the screenshot of the Scorpion battle from 2017 you could see red target zones, so positioning might does play a role.
I'm saying there's nothing impressive shown about the combat, and that it seems extremely similar to Kingdom Hearts (which isn't surprising considering the director, and isn't great either).
man they've really been trying to figure out that UI huh? wouldn't be surprised if it changes again from what we just saw.Isn't the ATB mechanic pretty much just a basic cooldown like in most ARPGs? And guarding and positioning play a role too (see the image below), so it overall still seems be more Action-based, though maybe not with overly strict timing-based mechanics. Nomura and Kitase implied over the last years that it won't be hardcore Action-y and twitch-based.
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In the screenshot of the Scorpion battle from 2017 you could see red target zones, so positioning might does play a role.
Not really, the only thing similar to KH right now is how a part of its UI is laid out and maybe the controls. Otherwise even based off a minute footage, character switching and screenshots of them taking stealth/cover based actions, it's difficult to say anything about it- especially being extremely similar to any one game. I can see some similarities to it but I can also see similarities to Dissidia and its own thing.
That's a Nomura thing lol. He's probably going to change it again.
This goes without saying but this is purely based on speculating from reading interviews and gut feelings.
Your avatar was relevant because you didn't explain how KH-like combat would be good or interesting.
Don't you think it just means it could be like FFXV, where you just hold a button regarding the lack of skill anyway? Could perfectly be semi-automated, have simple controls, and still asks you to switch characters while being relatively engaging on the action side.
KH2FM has one of the best action-RPG systems ever made. The gamefeel is excellent, it has a LOT of viable options to handle fights (magic, summons, limits, drives, etc), some truly excellent bosses, and its Critical mode is one of the best balanced and most rewarding "hard modes" out there which says a lot given how many games do them poorly. The other games are hit and miss, and you're entitled to your opinion as to whether you enjoy it or not but the battle planner for VIIR being the same as KH2's has personally always given me confidence that VIIR's combat will at least be decent.
That has nothing to do with anyone's avatar and the topic but okay.
The blue bars are for items/magic/and certain attacks. Braver is no longer a limit break but an attack that uses a section of the blue ATB bar. Cross slash is a limit break that uses the yellow limit break bar. There was a rumor posted on Reddit that this is similar for most characters. So for instance Blade Beam which was a LB in the original is now an ability attack but Climhazard is an LB. Or Back blast for Barret as an attack, but Big Shot as an LB.
Lol. KH's combat system absolutely becomes deeper as you unlock more of the abilities. Try to actually know what the fuck you are talking about before making idiotic comments.
yeah there will probably be some level of positional importance, but these are similar to stuff you see in MMOs like FFXIV. I don't know if it will play as heavy role as full on action combats for every attack...In the screenshot of the Scorpion battle from 2017 you could see red target zones, so positioning might does play a role.
Yeah, as in it will be a lot more lenient (which of course isn't a bad thing at all).
Sure is! And, if he's right, it seems like a really elegant translation of the classic ATB Battle system into real time mechanics. I'm really looking forward to see how it all comes together.
Only things i'd like to see change are the MP and HP bars. They need to be more pronounced or just easier to read. i get that they want to limit the amount of colors used cause green blue purple and yellow is a bit much. might try and take a stab at it.
Meanwhile people around the area living in literal trash lol.
