It can’t be any worse than Duke Nukem.

I think the whole point is to show that Prompto probably has some self confidence issues that he hides behind a happy go-lucky attitude. He’s the mutt of the group; no noble parentage, potentially exhiled from his home country, unattractive in younger years, and is the scrawniest of the group physically. In the new…

This might raise questions about what exactly it implies (for example, does this mean thin is good or is this reinforcing body stereotypes that exist among FF characters?); however, the main thrust of the episode seemed to be about confidence.

Yes. The main persona games have standalone stories that don’t require the need to play the previous one in the series. If anything, they may reference a character or few from previous games, so a joke or moment might be lost, but nothing to worry about.

Basis seems to be “threaten a suit that would get laughed out of court because the defendants can’t afford it”

I’ve noticed this in a lot of action RPGs, people look at the combat and say just mash without thinking or something like that. Then they complain (not saying you are) about how it’s boring and it should be like this or that. It’s happened with Kingdom Hearts and also with The Witcher. It’s not the games fault, but…

And as a bonus, Wait Mode will allow people to take better screencaps.

More excited for this than I am the new Zelda.

Ignore the DeadpooliO guy. Or dismiss him. Literally every Kojima article with his bullshit.

Janky as hell.

For all the buildup they’ve had around the Titan fight since Episode Duscae, this was the biggest let down that I’ve received from FFXV. Everything about what they showed was incredibly boring and unexciting.

well that was really muddled and weird

It’s still a JRPG, but more of a J(A)RPG like Kingdom Hearts.

One thing i love about final fantasy is that while it does have a basic final fantasy lore that keeps it kinda familiar, the rest keeps evolving.

I loved the early days of Everquest when we had to post a look out for Sand Giants. I remember the first time we finally managed to take down one of those bad boys. Felt incredible!

It's the same system as guild wars which isn't considered free to play. You have to buy it. Games like Warframe and Tera are free to play. Calling a game that isn't free a free to play is wrong and misleading.

I get the idea of wanting to make it easier to play with friends, but one of the best feelings for me in an MMO is exploring farther than I should and getting destroyed by some random mob, only to come back twenty levels later and one hit the thing with smug satisfaction.

Seems to me they just need to put less emphasis on the damage done through supers or possibly select supers that are designed to do massive damage to a large group. Also through turrets. Certain supers just aren’t created to be balanced for the POTG.

Something you’ve raised makes me imagine a better Warcraft movie would have more of a “silly” sense of humor or tone. One of my favorite “silly” movies of all time is The Fifth Element - a silly sci-fi/fantasy movie that, throughout, didn’t try to take itself too seriously. It had characters that entertained you…

Um, I don’t think his point is nothing should be serious. But silly things shouldn’t try to be serious, and Warcraft is a very silly thing.