The dialogue is straight-up 49839483948 times better than previous games. Like I'm actually enjoying some of these conversations and interactions??? It's weird
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Kingdom Hearts III |OT| Don't Think Twice, Just Face My Fears!
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The dialogue is straight-up 49839483948 times better than previous games. Like I'm actually enjoying some of these conversations and interactions??? It's weird
So am I the only one who feels like Sora's attacks are slower than in KH2? Is this something that improves later on? Probably doesn't help that I was playing Lvl.99 with almost all drive forms mastered like a month ago
If you're doing the crab thing, it locks you out of the save point. Gotta finish that up first.
It should be next to the ship, at the docks.
However, if you're collecting crabs it's not available until you finish that first.
Ride the doors until you get to the middle part of the area. You should be able to open the elevator with a reaction command. I believe they only open after you finish the world though.
I feel like someone else must have written some of the material because Nomura isn't capable of being this coherent. The Tangled world scenes, in particular, sound like they could have come straight out of the movie. I'd guess they were helped by Western Disney staff.
Note I'm only talking about the specific Disney world plots, the overarching story stuff is still as cheesy and inelegantly written as ever.
Thank you, it's just that the guide that I am using is telling me to get it bwfore cmpleting the world because after that it becomes unaccesible.
Many of them are, straight down to the framing/blocking. Pretty much any time Sora and co disappear for a while or are in the background it's a movie scene.
Attractions are stupid because they appear wayyyyyy too often and there is literally zero risk to using them.
What I'm noticing is that the combat has nothing going for it except for offense. I got a counter ability and decided to try using it and despite standing around in front of enemies, could not get any of them to attack me more than once every 10-15 seconds, and when they did the attacks were pretty poorly telegraphed.
Offense holds the combat together for the most part until you get to a boss fight where it feels like you're just mashing into an HP sponge and the fight stagnates in about a minute and you've still got 4 left to go.
But at least (unlike KH2) this game has more going for it than just combat. Exploration is a real treat and there's tons of personality and interactivity in the environments.
I just got to the Tangled world, and the scene between Flynn and Rapunzel in the tower is mostly a shot-for-shot remake of the same scene from the film.
Maybe? I mean just in general, the dialogue has quite a few funny moments and the game pokes fun at itself/other characters quite frequently. I've only completed Hercules' world but I'm legit very impressed. I'm genuinely enjoying the cutscenes, and before this game the only cutscenes I would truly enjoy from previous games were CG ones. The rest I found boring
Ah, that would explain it. It's been a long time since I've seen Tangled.
Is there a good place to get Adamantite(sp?)? I randomly got some from the Gummi Ship sections, but it took me a while. I want to destroy the last bosses with the Winnie the Pooh Keyblade.
Destroying blue rocks with the Gummi ship in the last zone should be the best way to get them. There are also a few in chests in the Caribbean, but they're probably more painful to get.
To be fair, would you REALLY want to fight Hades a fourth time?
EDIT: Wait, fifth. You fight him in 1, 2, Chain of Memories and even BBS.
Yeah. But on the flip side rather than being random heartlesses, they're the Disney villains after turning into a heartless.
Let's be real, how would a fight against someone like Mother Gothel actually work?
She sings mother knows best in Soras face whilst he has ptsd flashbacks of "Sora, dinners ready".
The command deck does the "???,???, remember mom,???" thing.
Constellations are kind of hard to find, but once you're near them the stars are unmistakable. They're clusters of BIG glowing blue-white orbs.
You'll know constellations when you see them, they're obnoxiously close to the play field compared to other stars.
Pretty sure 'A' is the highest rank; haven't gotten higher than that even when doing 1* missions with the ultimate ship.
I literally have no idea what this means. I tried playing the demo and hated how the game felt.
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KH1 had plenty of humanoid, normal sized bosses. I find those kinds of fights to be a lot more compelling than "giant blob that fills up your screen" bosses but maybe that's just me.
What does this mean? Both games have extremely different traversal that set out to do different things.
Any advice on what to do with the final boss?
I can't get past the part where he steals your light.
Focus on dodging when he does the circular laser move, and dodge the laser that comes straight at you as well. When he dashes at you and attacks with his sword, guard a few times; he should be open after that. A reaction command will appear once you've hit him enough times. In case you get low on health, you can try to stall for time for Donald to heal you. Attacking him heals you a bit as well.
Is there any way to unlock more emotes for the Gummi Phone? I saw a picture on Twitter of him pinching somebody's head
I mean the heartless fights in this game are pretty sick, froZen one is hype af. But anyway end game is just a massive gauntlet of humanoid boss fights, like the rest of the series.
He'd have been way more fun than those awful Titans, so yes I'd ratber fight him a fifth time lol
And the worlds chosen for that game lent themselves to that. The worlds in this game? Not so much. I guess they could have pulled a Clayton and had the Disney villains fighting alongside the heartless.
Yes, A is pretty easy once you level up a bit and get some better weapons.
Constellations are at the edges of the areas. Not sure if they are available right away but they are visible from very far away so long as there are no big obstacles in the way
I can't help but feel a bit disappointed.
I quite liked the Disney worlds. I mean two sucked (you can guess which ones) but I enjoyed the rest. I know the stories were badly handled in almost all but whatever, I enjoyed just having all those characters I love around.
What really got to me though was the main story stuff after the Disney worlds. That was really repetitive. Dragged out fight after fight for hours with no exploration whatsoever. Completely changed my opinion on the game.
I quite liked the Disney worlds. I mean two sucked (you can guess which ones) but I enjoyed the rest. I know the stories were badly handled in almost all but whatever, I enjoyed just having all those characters I love around.
What really got to me though was the main story stuff after the Disney worlds. That was really repetitive. Dragged out fight after fight for hours with no exploration whatsoever. Completely changed my opinion on the game.
Well, a lot of the humanoid bosses in KH1 were just FF characters but my point is that it could work. Mother gothel has dark mist seething out of her, red eyes, a creepy bat-like cloak.
All I'm saying is that whether she's a giant heartless or a human sized heartless is purely a design choice. If Jafar can be a boss (yes I know the lamp fight was annoying af) then Mother Gothel can be.
Is Aeros stronger versions unlocked through side content or something? On the last Disney world and haven't gotten -ra yet.
Man Sora's dialogue - it's so fucking bad.
"So and so would never do xyz!!!".
Bro, you've met them once for like 2 minutes. lol
"So and so would never do xyz!!!".
Bro, you've met them once for like 2 minutes. lol
The worst is in the Frozen world when Sora proclaims that Elsa would never use dark magic! - That after meeting her once for a couple minutes, and she used magic against them twice. Seriously, who writes this shit?
Is there a good collectable guide yet? Chests and Hidden Mickeys and whatnot? In post game on proud so not worrying about spoilers
Man, the Caribbean is really overstaying its welcome. I'll consider it my least favorite world because it takes me out of the normal combat the most, and I don't care about ship battles or collecting crabs.
Sora is a dumb puppy and relies almost entirely on hunches. This is the same guy who, despite having never actually seen or been to Kingdom Hearts in the first game, assumed the second he saw it that it was actually full of light, not darkness. He ended up being right, but he goes with his gut a lot.