Can we have blood added for 2.0?

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Originally Posted by Jinko

This is Final Fantasy not Ninja Gaiden.

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No! I want exploding limbs everytime I complete a combo!

And fatalities!

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Originally Posted by Colino

No! I want exploding limbs everytime I complete a combo!

And fatalities!

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Oh great, MORE animation lock.

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Originally Posted by KiriA500

Oh great, MORE animation lock.

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No one would complain about animation lock if it entailed ripping out spines and smashing skulls. True story!

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Originally Posted by Colino

No one would complain about animation lock if it entailed ripping out spines and smashing skulls. True story!

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I would! c:

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Originally Posted by Colino

No! I want exploding limbs everytime I complete a combo!

And fatalities!

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It's bad enough seeing a guy riding an invisible chocobo.

Of course I'd like see him with no arms and head! :)

Let's add fatalities, too.

Some people here have obviously psychic problems, if they want blood that hard.

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Originally Posted by Ganbachi

Still, I'd cuddle with that dead chocobo.

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Do not let its death be in vain. Be one with the chocobo. Eat it. Enjoy it. Mourn as it leaves you.

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I am against the implementation of blood in FFXIV.

I generally shy away from blood. Nose blood, cranky blood, can't be helped. Would prefer not to see fantasy blood flying all over the place if can be helped. And most important, IF blood is implemented, the OPTION option option to turn it off.

I mean, real life-wise, it's not everyday we see violence-based blood or human gore.

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Originally Posted by Nero

Some people here have obviously psychic problems, if they want blood that hard.

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Nope, I'm no psychic here.

Blood is kewl.

I hope there is no blood in combat. After doing hours of hours of non-stop combat I do not want to have to see endless and grutitous gore and blood. It serves no purpose and just gets yucky after a while.

Blood in the rendered cut-scenes is okey if it is there for artistic purposes (rather than gore). You know, the classic fencing match before a tiny scrape across the cheeck unleashes slow-motion droplets of blood. Or the wound on the armour if taken a fatal injury.

But let's not run towards gore and yuckyness please.