Yes. Ivalice is amazing. Create another FFT. Continue the original story, the portable games's story were horrible.
Yes. Ivalice is amazing. Create another FFT. Continue the original story, the portable games's story were horrible.
As long as it has good gameplay and a good story I don't really care about fantasy vs sci fi. Though if I had to choose I would prefer fantasy over sci-fi.
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Completely agree, I bought a PS4 based entirely on the FF7 remake. I'm now planning on selling it since to me its not a remake its a completely new game riding on the coat tails of FF7s game.
FF6 was objectively the best and it was a mix.
Wasn't a fan of IX but I'm trying to give it a run soon as I have more free time. Back ot though, I wish they would go back to FFIII(US) or a FFVII setting. More III than VII(even though VII is my fav) since I really loved the aesthetics, the whole magitek/magic/technology conflict, and the esper story.
You have to go back a long time.
FF4 was about medieval fantasy kingdoms with airships and stuff [I]being threatened by futuristic moon men[/I].
FF6 was about science unlocking a post-apocalyptic hellscape due to a mad emperor and a madder advisor.
FF7 was really all about science vs environmentalism in a world where science was already far ahead.
FF8 was a hightek setting featuring a timetravelling witch.
FF9 was about a hi-tech arms dealer trying to revive his world by dumping bioengineered weapons on another.
FF10 was about the postapocalyptic fallout following the great war a thousand years ago.
FF12 was about a modern warfare featuring drones, armies and liberal dosages of guns.
FF13 was about a group of adventurers trying to take out an advanced and high-tek civilization.
FF15 was about the fall of a dynasty that had already evolved the world to have cars and other modern amenities.
That leaves FF1-3 which kind are too old to have much of a world design - and FF5, which admittedly is pure fantasy. Every other Final Fantasy has featured a serious dosage of high-tech influence. Some even made it their focal point. I would say this is a large part of what separated the Final Fantasy and the Dragon Quest games, is just how the final fantasy games have interleaved the balance of hi-tech and fantasy elements.
If you liked FF15, FFX is probably your best game to play next.
If Square ever makes that FF7 remake it is also a great choice, but as of right now the game is rather dated in many ways. Still the best final fantasy game though
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A remake isn't just the same game though. If it was the same game then it would be a Remaster.
Remakes usually do a few things differently. I mean if they pull some shit like "Keep Aeris alive DLC" then I will probably be a bit pissed. If they do something like make Cloud's backstory a bit more coherent then fine.
However if they cut the Honey Bee Inn part then HELL NO
I don't agree with the separate parts bullshit but I'll give the modern combat system a chance.
Final Fantasy usually felt rather steampunkish to me to be honest.
Taking Final Fantasy 9 as an example given how it was my first and is my favorite, we have clear fantasy elements like magic and swordfighting and the likes, but we also have many technical elements like air ships. I mean, just look at Lindblum, that city was basicly all about technological advancement.
The same goes for 6, 3, 10 (even though this one goes pretty much back and forth here between the main story line and Zanarkand).
I actually enjoy it for that quite a bit.
The more future/scifi approaches to Final Fantasy can work just as if not even better potencially just as fantasy/steampunk based final fantasies have the potencial to fail. At the end of the day, how good a Final Fantasy game is doing for itself relies on the quality of the story and the characters.
Final Fantasy 13 failed on multiple levels over the course of multiple games, sadly even though it did got some things right. Music overall was amazing (except FF13s battle theme, I always hated that while others loved it) and Caius who was an amazing antagonist.
FF7 is more PresentTime/SciFi oriented as well and is a fan favorite for many.
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Just saying, but if I was a mod, quoting huge posts with like 5 large images only to add a couple of lines would be a bannable offence.
To those that quoted me:
That is true, but I was merely highlighting that the person I quoted said there were no complaints about FFX2 having a full female roster, when in fact there WERE many, many complaints about the cast of that game.
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See, the two MMOs have just about the right amount of tech in them. They're still mostly medieval fantasy. 14 at times goes a bit overboard, I think 11 probably has the mix just about right. But 13 was overkill with tech, 15 is too.