Yeah... But you unlock this mission after getting Lamu. Which makes it really jarring to see the protagonists poo their pants discovering Titan and Lamu exists and experiencing their massive power. But minutes later they not feel a threat when they hear about the Empire getting a summon for themselves neither concieving that it may be true.
I don't know... It doesn't seem that unreasonable for the guys not to take the threat seriously. Like, imagine if an Overwatch character showed up and told an FBI agent that someone was building a mini-nuke in a compound previously used by a terror cell. Sure, the threat would be serious if real... but would the agent really believe the Overwatch character?
I like all the added content since launch, but i think the dialogue writting has take a sevear hit with the updates and Episodes.
Noctis saying "we will reunite again" in Chapter 12 sounds suicidal and makes no sense except for the ones that finished the game.
Given that Noct doesn't say
when he and Luna will meet again... isn't that pretty normal language for someone who's confident in the existence of the afterlife?
Like, here's part of one of the last prayers at a Catholic funeral:
"There is sadness in parting, but we take comfort in the hope that one day we shall see N. again and enjoy his (her) friendship."
Noct promising Luna that he'll see her again isn't suicidal or prescient; it just shows that he truly believes in a personal afterlife.
Ignis knowing what happens to Nyx for putting the ring when he wasn't there.
This, I agree is weird. Nyx's fate shouldn't have made it past the imperial media filter. It would have made more sense if Ravus mentioned it when he and Ignis were talking.
And a lot of the new cutscenes use redundant anime dialogue, that diminishes the facial expresions and movement made to depict the inner struggles of the characters.
Any particular examples, outside of the collaborations with properties that are themselves more anime?