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I never said it was a military shooter, but by the looks of that video one could assume it actually was, or at least would feature shooting to some degree (if that wasn't the case, they probably wouldn't have shown that footage on the video). But again, I'm totally up for the change if Agni's Philosophy eventually becomes XVI. I loved every second of the video and I'd die to see how the story continues.
Hmmmm Noctis is killing police mans,(You can clearly see the police cars too,Places is like real Japan places)Military is there too,yeah its not Ak and?,You can use Tanks etc... and FFX was bad because bevelle soldiers have flamethrower,sniper rifle?etc..
not to mention FFXV is looking an action game.Whit all this thing i think Agnis P could be a great game or even better than FFXV with a new fresh world and story without Fabulanovulaworlds finally.
not to mention FFXV is looking an action game.Whit all this thing i think Agnis P could be a great game or even better than FFXV with a new fresh world and story without Fabulanovulaworlds finally.
Personally, I hope that they break away from settling on generic or popular concepts like "medieval" or "sci-fi". I feel it makes very little sense to have these creatives limit themselves with such themes.
It always works better when they instead use these themes as trappings for building each world. Much like how FFXV's art direction has a juxtaposition between medieval/baroque and modern/contemporary. Makes for something visually striking and dream like.
All in all, I'd much rather see XVI, or XVII for that matter visit new and exotic worlds with more distinctive art directions. Worlds you would've never think or expect to see in game.
Especially with the new tech across PS4/XB1/PC, it would be a shame limit themselves with well tread ground.
As far as talent, I would really love to see new blood take a shot at it for once. The current heads (with the exception of Toriyama) have proved themselves capable many times over.
Even though I would love to see Amano do the central character design, I'd love it even more to see new artists come into the fold. Same for directing and writing.
It always works better when they instead use these themes as trappings for building each world. Much like how FFXV's art direction has a juxtaposition between medieval/baroque and modern/contemporary. Makes for something visually striking and dream like.
All in all, I'd much rather see XVI, or XVII for that matter visit new and exotic worlds with more distinctive art directions. Worlds you would've never think or expect to see in game.
Especially with the new tech across PS4/XB1/PC, it would be a shame limit themselves with well tread ground.
As far as talent, I would really love to see new blood take a shot at it for once. The current heads (with the exception of Toriyama) have proved themselves capable many times over.
Even though I would love to see Amano do the central character design, I'd love it even more to see new artists come into the fold. Same for directing and writing.
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Final Fantasy XVI should be a Medieval fantasy setting that features the main lead character as a young adult human male sword equipped heroic Knight character actually officially folks, human male Knights of Medieval times are epicly awesome!!!:>>>...
Tempting. I was thinking someone original for XVI. They could rejig Stella slightly and bring her back in a potential XV sequel. Something like... have her as a dual playable character alongside Gladiolus, and have her as a former Gralea citizen with the surname Drautos for some extra tension later in the story (given that Gladiolus holds no love for "Nifs").
It would actually make sense, considering how the Japanese market is, but I don't think, unless they do totally different versions or both of them return to basics, that FF as a series is as suited as DQ to do that sort of thing, as DQ has barely deviated gameplay-wise (and I love it for that, too).
I'm really dying to see what kind of setting they've got in store for us, and who the character designer is. I hope it's a new, young one, actually. Or Amano and try to do justice to his style, but that's a pipe dream (and I don't really know how pleasant the result would be).
I just hope that after some years janitoring, Ito has had enough and wants to show people how to make a game. Dude has an impecable career: he is, imo, the most valuable asset S-E currently has, considering what he's directed and what he has created for the series. A new, big IP would be great too.
I see them announcing this in 2018 at the earliest, though
I'm really dying to see what kind of setting they've got in store for us, and who the character designer is. I hope it's a new, young one, actually. Or Amano and try to do justice to his style, but that's a pipe dream (and I don't really know how pleasant the result would be).
I just hope that after some years janitoring, Ito has had enough and wants to show people how to make a game. Dude has an impecable career: he is, imo, the most valuable asset S-E currently has, considering what he's directed and what he has created for the series. A new, big IP would be great too.
I see them announcing this in 2018 at the earliest, though
FFXV's combat is definitely not perfect but the foundation is solid, it's fun, dynamic and visually incredible (the animations are top-notch); the only FF that made me want to redo simple battles just for the fun and the urge to try new combos and weapons combinations.
if they are able to remove a bit of the jankiness and camera issues the next one will be incredible; refine this combat, make it a bit harder, add controllable chars, more magics... there's so much potential.
*imagining FFXV setpieces without the clunkyness*
if they are able to remove a bit of the jankiness and camera issues the next one will be incredible; refine this combat, make it a bit harder, add controllable chars, more magics... there's so much potential.
*imagining FFXV setpieces without the clunkyness*
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I would like FF16 to enter a new genre. Here are a list of big genres: http://bestfantasybooks.com/fantasy-genre.php
FF10 series was very different, FF12 went back to the traditional era of FF1-6 except higher exploration of its premise, FF 13 was very different, FF15 was very different, and I hope FF16 is something new.
Gameplay wise I have no idea but whatever it will be please not some variation of turn base. I am playing Pokemon Moon and Digimon Cyber Sleuth right now... oh god I have no patience for these slow as snail animations and loadings. Also more real time dialogue than text boxs. It really brakes me from the immersion. its messed up how i am forced to pause so someone else can speak
FF10 series was very different, FF12 went back to the traditional era of FF1-6 except higher exploration of its premise, FF 13 was very different, FF15 was very different, and I hope FF16 is something new.
Gameplay wise I have no idea but whatever it will be please not some variation of turn base. I am playing Pokemon Moon and Digimon Cyber Sleuth right now... oh god I have no patience for these slow as snail animations and loadings. Also more real time dialogue than text boxs. It really brakes me from the immersion. its messed up how i am forced to pause so someone else can speak
I think it'll follow a lot of leads from FF14, be made by that business division, and be directed (or at least co-directed) by somebody who has never had such a large scale role on FF before. In following cues from FF14 it'll be a linear game but with larger, open zones, probably similar in structure to the upcoming Mass Effect, which is a sort of open-world-but-not halfway house.
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