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Lets think with a rational cold mind, so the game is doomed because the writer is the one that did the scrip/plot of Dissidia of which many say its awful. My counterarguement :
Despite having George Lucas as director and writer it didn´t prevent the Phantom Menance from not archiving the quality of A New Hope (which happens to have him as Director and writer). The same person that can produce gold can also produce shit of the same magnitude and vice versa.
Even if Itamuro did an awful job in Dissida it won´t prevent her from possibly doing a golden job in XV.
Despite having George Lucas as director and writer it didn´t prevent the Phantom Menance from not archiving the quality of A New Hope (which happens to have him as Director and writer). The same person that can produce gold can also produce shit of the same magnitude and vice versa.
Even if Itamuro did an awful job in Dissida it won´t prevent her from possibly doing a golden job in XV.
Was Dissidia story bad because of writing or was the whole premise doomed from the beginning? I mean, there's not much you can do with a crossover fighting game...
And I disagree with people saying that it's no big deal because Nojima already did the story outline. They're currently changing stuff and and doing all the details. Good writing is crucial at this point, so all the worries are warranted.
And I disagree with people saying that it's no big deal because Nojima already did the story outline. They're currently changing stuff and and doing all the details. Good writing is crucial at this point, so all the worries are warranted.
From what I read, it seemed like they'd keep the Leviathan scene, but the concept of Noctis being able to swim/water battle (outside of that scene) is up in the air. Tabata has been trying to sell this concept of "DLC gameplay additives" lately, so I feel like underwater combat in general gameplay (since it's not priority), should it not make it to the final game initially, it'll just get patched in later.
source: gematsu
source: gematsu
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Yeah, cost isn't so much an issue (especially since I doubt they'd go that route.)
I think Tabata and his team are just feeling the pressure in regards of trying to optimize everything in-time; I'm assuming they've already got something like a projected release window and are trying to work toward that, but finding lots of difficulties in development due to FFXV's ambitiousness.
The "DLC" route is probably their "exit strategy" to alleviate that stress of trying to get /everything/ done, so that the team can focus more on the core aspects of the game and its story.
I'd rather wait a bit longer for an optimized product too, but I'd much rather have this option, than just having a bunch of content possibly cut-out of the game entirely.
I think Tabata and his team are just feeling the pressure in regards of trying to optimize everything in-time; I'm assuming they've already got something like a projected release window and are trying to work toward that, but finding lots of difficulties in development due to FFXV's ambitiousness.
The "DLC" route is probably their "exit strategy" to alleviate that stress of trying to get /everything/ done, so that the team can focus more on the core aspects of the game and its story.
I'd rather wait a bit longer for an optimized product too, but I'd much rather have this option, than just having a bunch of content possibly cut-out of the game entirely.
