yet they were wrong that always online would prevent that....

would a game need bots, if it did not have 12 billion loot boxs to get the next gun you need to do the next level, to many games are now not complete, they relies on making you grind and grind rather than play a game, I dont even remember the last time i bothered buying a game any more, i think i got like 40 when i…

There’s a very simple solution. The one ARK works with.
Try to start the game and you get options before launching:
- With anticheat: Global MP as normal (official servers)
- Without anticheat: Global MP in an uncontrolled environment (unofficial servers only) meaning you will be joining servers with cheaters... OR just…

Simple solution: Bring back dedicated servers, and let mods do their jobs. Pass around a public ban list, and done.

I mean, neither Nomura nor his friends have anything to do with this game. Like at all. This is a development team made from people from the FFXIV team - specifically a lot of the ones who worked on Heavensward, the game’s first expansion.

There’s lot of information missing from this article and a lot of comments made be people who don’t seem to have really read any information at all about this whole shits-how.

But if she KNEW about all of this before being hired, and still took the job anyway? Then she’s a scab, and rough treatment comes with the territory.

Guilty of what?

It’s funny, but I’m also pretty sure they mean they agree with her stuff about “please buy the game anyway” and “don’t harass people online” in particular 

FFVIIR’s combat is exactly the kind of evolution the series needs more of. That’s how you make combat real time while still feeling distinctly like an FF game.

Yeah, I get that. And I loved DMC 5, but something about the pace and style of that combat here just doesn’t fit right in my brain...this mopey knight bent on revenge in a politically-grounded conflict is flipping all over the place like he should be saying things like “Woohoo! Jackpot!” while nu-metal plays in the…

This looks intriguing, but also looks like yet another JRPG full of white dudes. There is surprisingly little diversity in the cast they’ve shown thus far. You’d think that with multiple kingdoms they showed in the video that they could easily justify a more widely varied look to each kingdom’s population.

I’m with you on the party stuff. I really think that having an adventuring party and having them tied into the gameplay is as important to making it feel like a Final Fantasy game as any other trapping (summons, crystals, moogles, whatever.)

I think the combat looks fine (ie. I’m not turned off by it) but it’s not something that’s particularly exciting me. Apparently they hired one of the main guys behind Devil May Cry 5's combat so maybe this is gonna be one for the action heads.

*Me watching that political intrigue and worldbuilding*: Aww yeah, that’s the stuff.
*Me watching the action combat*: ...that’s not the stuff.

Another sausage party, huh. Ah well. It’s not like they’ve gotten any better at writing women since Lightning, might as well stick to what they know

Might be laughed out of court, but it does leave her at risk of being black listed in the industry, making it even harder for her to get work (since it seems like she hasn’t had a lot of work in theater or VA)

That’s not what I read from it.

Hale has nothing to do with this issue.  She was offered a job and took it, she didn’t rob anyone.  Anyone giving her any grief is a typical troll.

We don’t know the full story, which is what’s the big issue. Voicing Bayonetta once every 4 years can’t be sustainable, and we don’t know how big the role even is. They could have wanted her to voice just the “OG Bayonetta”, who has 20 minutes before pulling a Metal Gear Solid 2 and switching protagonists, for all we…