I think they could still be human soldiers. I've seen them in Kingsglaive, and they're dropped like normal shock troops and respond like people to attacks and such. The Magiteck infantry just act like robots. Heck, my favorite moment is when they're thrown through the windows into the treaty chamber, get up after their landing and begin their assault. Awesome and disturbing at the same time.
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Didn't Tabata say something about having a blood toggle on/off slider as dlc or something in the past?
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I don't care about normal gameplay actually, im talking about story scenes. Since its more tragic and realistic story i really hope for some bloody moments.
Don't really remember about that dlc.
Don't really remember about that dlc.
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The E3 2013 trailer the soldiers that look just like this did spew out blue stuff like blood. Also, they react like a human would when they die, nothing like the magitek soldiers we have now. They don't look like the soldiers from the Versus trailer though, but they are in place of those soldiers. So, I'm not really sure. Perhaps they went from soldiers that resembled humans to more modular robots that we have now that are cheaper to produce and also more deadly.
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I'm guessing the blue fluid is not blood but fuel or oil(as mentioned on last page).
As for why their movements are more human like compared to the other magitek soldiers: the magitek soldiers we fight in ED are built solely for combat. As Tabata said, "they are built for war and optimised for combat". The Riflmen on the other hand is a "general purpose model, deployed for all-purpose tasks" so they'll be more 'humanised'.
As for why their movements are more human like compared to the other magitek soldiers: the magitek soldiers we fight in ED are built solely for combat. As Tabata said, "they are built for war and optimised for combat". The Riflmen on the other hand is a "general purpose model, deployed for all-purpose tasks" so they'll be more 'humanised'.
one thing i'll be doing around the time the game releases is trying to avoid every forum discussion (don't want to be spoiled or have my perception of FFXV influenced by toxic opinions).
i'll have a look at the metacritic score tho, i know the game will score well but i'm really curious to know how much.
i'll have a look at the metacritic score tho, i know the game will score well but i'm really curious to know how much.
