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O gawd, i want this in my life. Please be soon.
Also Maku write on twitter that UI is not final, and Nomura wanted to show video, but Square refuses. So i guess we have to wait for E3.
Also Maku write on twitter that UI is not final, and Nomura wanted to show video, but Square refuses. So i guess we have to wait for E3.
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The cover system looks identical to that of XV's, although I'd bet that here it's only for, well, covering against enemy attacks.
Possibly, although if that's the case, it'd most likely be much, much faster and KH-like. Maybe ATB works only for certain actions, like Magic? Can't wait for them to actually show the combat.
Also, Materia as a command? What do you guys make of that?
EDIT: oh, just read that about Square refusing a video. Fucking hell, I hope not, if you have something that can already be shown or hinted at, do it (unless the game is really that far away, in which case... well, don't make the same mistakes again, I guess). I really don't want to wait that long, though.
Possibly, although if that's the case, it'd most likely be much, much faster and KH-like. Maybe ATB works only for certain actions, like Magic? Can't wait for them to actually show the combat.
Also, Materia as a command? What do you guys make of that?
EDIT: oh, just read that about Square refusing a video. Fucking hell, I hope not, if you have something that can already be shown or hinted at, do it (unless the game is really that far away, in which case... well, don't make the same mistakes again, I guess). I really don't want to wait that long, though.
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I think they learned from their mistake and are waiting until the game is closer to completion before revealing more info about it.
After all, by doing it this way, if they make any major adjustments and changes, the backlash won't be on the same scale as that for FFXV since people won't know about them to begin with.
The issue with FFXV was people already had a good grip on the early concepts for the game, so changes were way more difficult to handle.
Best wait for footage towards the end of the development cycle than to have them repeat the same mistake again I say.
After all, by doing it this way, if they make any major adjustments and changes, the backlash won't be on the same scale as that for FFXV since people won't know about them to begin with.
The issue with FFXV was people already had a good grip on the early concepts for the game, so changes were way more difficult to handle.
Best wait for footage towards the end of the development cycle than to have them repeat the same mistake again I say.
I´m still dissapointed that they´re stickying with command menus for combat, I´d have liked they went with XV´s "menuless" controls (with the command menus being used at most for performing something party related or using items).
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EDIT 2: Some Stuff related to the Limit Breaks in the UI.
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EDIT 2: Some Stuff related to the Limit Breaks in the UI.
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MAGIC Monaco, in Italy
more details:
https://twitter.com/RedMakuzawa/status/832917686979948544
"Nomura says throwing grenades won't harm your party members in FFVII Remake like in FFXV."
another thing to notice in the image are the aoe circles (probably from the incoming missile attack)
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nomura in the event, truest noctis
more details:
https://twitter.com/RedMakuzawa/status/832917686979948544
"Nomura says throwing grenades won't harm your party members in FFVII Remake like in FFXV."
another thing to notice in the image are the aoe circles (probably from the incoming missile attack)
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nomura in the event, truest noctis
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Nah, I'm pretty sure the game combat will flow 100% in real-time. ATB from my understanding is just for executing special attacks, fills as you land attacks.
ATB in VII remake might be akin to command style in KH0.2
ATB in VII remake might be akin to command style in KH0.2
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Here are some better directfeed screenshots.
I have no real doubt that this interface is going to be abandoned in favor of something less weird before release, so it doesn't matter much. It's just kind of amusing.
What I do find worrisome is that there's no real sign in either these screenshots or the KHIII one that efforts are being made to work around the obvious imperfections of UE4's stock effects. Even ignoring the blatantly sub-native resolution of the first shot and the lack of shadows on both of them, the stonework on the ground has the same overly-shiny, low-res look of stock UE4, and the level of geometric detail feels cross-gen.
I can't wait until they have enough people with Luminous experience to ditch the engine licensing strategy. UE4 just doesn't seem like a good fit for the FF/KH style*. =/
* And, yes, I know UE4 can be modified in whatever way a developer chooses, but Squenix seems to be using it as an excuse to avoid engine development work even when the stock solution isn't ideal. Given the various massively-undercooked states we saw XV in, I wouldn't be shocked if some of the things that looked stock were being worked on behind the scenes, but I'm not sure how much can be done about the poly-starved environments.
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