The rpg has had multiple iterations within its own genre, so its not like its impossible to innovate here. I think some variety is a little overdue in this type of game at any rate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arcell
What purpose will there be to activate the individual combo actions on their own?
FF14:ARR reminds me A LOT like Aion
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12-09-2012, 09:57 PMKallera
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12-09-2012, 11:37 PMJoji
Every game has inspiration from something previously made, it's naive to think something is genuinely original. That doesn't mean every game is a copy. Comparing it with a dish of food, there can be two bowls of soup, both of them with chicken. But it all comes down to what spice and what you have on the side. It can make all the difference. So i can't understand why people put these threads up claiming it's a lookalike, or when you do some of the same stuff.
Hitting button 1,2,3,4.. Seriously!? You could just as well mentioned the whole keyboard. And for gods sake, it's alpha. Get it!? -
12-10-2012, 02:40 AMArcellWell to be honest the entire RPG designation as a whole is becoming fuzzier as time goes on as more games from other genres are taking on elements of the RPG genre. Since this game isn't a Shooter MMO or a Hack'n Slash style MMO, it falls more into the traditional category. This isn't to say that there isn't any room for any innovation, but that there's only so much one can really do and the "standards" that do exist exist for a reason. Because they have proven to, in most cases, be good systems when implemented properly. Even games that have claimed sweeping innovation, like GW2, really only changed the presentation of the same old thing we've been doing for a decade. Same objectives and systems, new paint.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kallera
It's hard to complain about a "123121314" style combat system when we know from 1.0 that at higher levels this simply isn't the case. There were rotations certainly but you could mix things up as needed and they were fairly long rotations, mostly because of combos.
As with 1.0, I don't think there will be much reason to activate skills outside of a combo aside from maybe incapacitation or a secondary effect not tied to the combo. What I was saying was that, in 1.0 each step of the combo usually had its own directional condition. If I recall correctly they said that in 2.0 only the first step of the combo would have a directional condition and that any that follow it can be executed from any side. -
12-10-2012, 03:44 AMValmonte
i used a controller never pressed a number in my entire 1.0 career, i prefer Controllers in all my RPG's over Keyboards and mice, i find its more relaxing.
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12-10-2012, 04:07 AMZenakusame here i enjoy ffxiv 1.0 way better then keyboard / mouse if my controller every broke midway in 1.0 i think i could just not play too i get a new one lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valmonte
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12-10-2012, 04:43 AMHanemakikazeSo you have to press buttons to play a video game? HOLY SHI- YOU JUST BLEW MY MIND!Quote:
Originally Posted by shanvhere
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12-10-2012, 06:30 AMRoninDarkchild
Can someone PLEASE point me to these awesome unlimited means of attack for a DRG or BRD in 1.0 that DIDNT have you spamming the same abilities at lvl 20? I'd love to know...
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12-10-2012, 09:49 AMNoxthat's like complaining that in FPS games on 360 the shooting button is the trigger. pointless thread is pointless.Quote:
Originally Posted by shanvhere
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12-10-2012, 10:12 AMKerrigenAuto-attacking (or in Archer's case, pressing 1 for Light Shot) was so, so deep gameplay.Quote:
Originally Posted by RoninDarkchild
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12-10-2012, 11:55 AMRoninDarkchildlol that thing that allowed me to spam TP then eat a sandwhich while I waited for more tp? XDQuote:
Originally Posted by Kerrigen