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Idk man that would be unfair to new Zealand and australia folks who would have to replay the chapter (via chap select and lose progress) to see the content or scenes.
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Paperchampion23
You know, we did see Talcott driving Cindy's truck in the Comrades quest when you play as the four guys, could that have something to do with it?
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Paperchampion23
Both, but I wouldn't even go by that. The dialogue the Mystic says in the DLC (after you beat him) is in the benchmark but not in the demo.
The new trophies are not in the demo but only the benchmark as well.
It's safe to say that everything from the benchmark was meant to be in the game. The demo files just have quite a few things scrubbed, especially things that are already in the game.
The new trophies are not in the demo but only the benchmark as well.
It's safe to say that everything from the benchmark was meant to be in the game. The demo files just have quite a few things scrubbed, especially things that are already in the game.
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Anyways, even in the best case scenario where everything is in the DLC and we're just yet to find it, I think it's incredibly stupid for them to lock crucial story moments behind obscure stuff that even the most devoted, hardcore fans that bought the thing on the AU store because they can't wait a few more hours to get it can't figure it out 5+ hours in.
Like, even in the best case scenario, this is just incredibly stupid.
If it's worst case and crucial scenes they heavily advertised in the only trailer they released and in their official site until the day of the release is not even in the DLC... Then this is the shadiest shit I've ever seen in a while and I'm heavily disappointed. So I hope this is just stupid game design and we'll eventually find the scenes, because otherwise, damn.
Like, even in the best case scenario, this is just incredibly stupid.
If it's worst case and crucial scenes they heavily advertised in the only trailer they released and in their official site until the day of the release is not even in the DLC... Then this is the shadiest shit I've ever seen in a while and I'm heavily disappointed. So I hope this is just stupid game design and we'll eventually find the scenes, because otherwise, damn.
Perhaps it's even better if the stuff is not there and they just added later via a patch into the "main story", rather than it being there but extremely difficult to find.
It's a shady business practice and incredibly disrespectful to the consumer regardless.
It's a shady business practice and incredibly disrespectful to the consumer regardless.
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Paperchampion23
i don't think being hard to find is shady or disrespectful to be honest.
it adds replayability
also compared to other FFs, FFXV lacks these hard to find events/items (let alone other titles with huge amount of missables), just because you're eager to see them doesnt mean its a bad thing.
it adds replayability
also compared to other FFs, FFXV lacks these hard to find events/items (let alone other titles with huge amount of missables), just because you're eager to see them doesnt mean its a bad thing.
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Something is DEFINITELY UP. No doubt about it. I highly doubt this shit is that hard to find. I feel like the Armiger would be easy to get once you get all 13 royal arms (like a quest prompt starts after you get them all).
No way they make you randomly scour the entire map to try and find it, that is pure masochism. Same with the Talcott/Regalia stuff, Cor scenes and (maybe) the Luna stuff.
It'd be shitty but I'm absolutely praying for another patch tn. It's better than this atm.
No way they make you randomly scour the entire map to try and find it, that is pure masochism. Same with the Talcott/Regalia stuff, Cor scenes and (maybe) the Luna stuff.
It'd be shitty but I'm absolutely praying for another patch tn. It's better than this atm.
Yeah, no, sorry, as nice as a spin you can put on it, you won't be able to convince me of that. As someone who already beat the game, I don't think I should have to replay chapter 14 (or any other chapter) two! more times in order to see additional story content, specially when storytelling is the number one thing the game has been criticized for.
If story and storytelling were solid in the base game (like they were in most of the previous FF games), then sure, no problem with adding hard to find events.
But when the game's number one criticism has been it's lackluster story and storytelling, and if the developers are really interested in improving said aspect of the game, then scenes like these (as in, scenes with characters who were barely present in the game/suddenly disappeared from the plot/fans have been asking more content for) should NOT be this complicated to find.
If story and storytelling were solid in the base game (like they were in most of the previous FF games), then sure, no problem with adding hard to find events.
But when the game's number one criticism has been it's lackluster story and storytelling, and if the developers are really interested in improving said aspect of the game, then scenes like these (as in, scenes with characters who were barely present in the game/suddenly disappeared from the plot/fans have been asking more content for) should NOT be this complicated to find.