/r/ffxivdiscussion: Square Enix Notification of Recognition of Extraordinary Losses

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Originally Posted by missTori

Without spoiling it, there's no reason to care because the dlc happens at the point in the story before you beat the game.

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this is pretty common with DLCs for games that have proper ends...or even games that don't have proper ends. You can absolutely go do Dragonborn in Skyrim before ever tackling the main quest in any meaningful way, but that DLC came out years after the game released for instance. Sonic Fronters' The Final Horizon update is an alternate last fourth of the main game, requiring no game completion, and came out like a year after the game released. The only real major game I've played that released DLC that required main story completion because it continues the story is......the latest Pokemon games of all things.

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Originally Posted by WeebPolice

Training for our Weeaboo Police Troopers has never been more realistic.

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Lmao, I believe it.

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Originally Posted by Rekh

Yeah this. They're going to chase "younger gamers" for the next 50 years just like they tried the last 15 or so years. Making XVI like devil may cry and with virtually no rpg elements was them chasing the fortnite type gamers who need to mash the buttons every second they're playing the game. Ironically Baldur's Gate 3 came out the same year with rpg elements that eclipse anything FF has done in its history and sells tens of millions of copies and was objectively the game of the year.

I expect FFXVII in 2033 to be another attempt at Dante-fying the franchise. I expect XVII to not have long cutscenes, it'll be 90% gameplay, 10% on the fly dialogue; a quick 10-12 hours adventure like most DMC games; they're going to stop pretending FF is an rpg series.

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Yep, thats true. FFXVI sold quite well so I fully expect SE to create another game just like it to mirror that success. But I have a feeling they'll continue to release more RPG games in the future too because it's a safe option and is something that SE can fall back on. As long as it's turning a profit, SE will do everything they can to squeeze every dollar out of it.

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Originally Posted by missTori

Like why did ff16 get a leviathan dlc when...you don't even care anymore after you beat the game? Without spoiling it, there's no reason to care because the dlc happens at the point in the story before you beat the game. ff15 all over again :/

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It's a cash grab, nothing more. I'm sure there are fans who bought it as soon as it was released. It's probably a discarded sidequest that was meant for the original release of the game, but SE couldn't have it ready by the deadline, so they just removed it from the game and put it on the shelf for a while. Then later they repackaged it as DLC and slapped a price tag on it.

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Originally Posted by missTori

I hope they can buckle down and figure out what they want to do moving forward. Whether they trim the fat from having too many teams, stop releasing mario kart racing ripoffs..the goofy gimmicks need to stop. The last thing i want to see is more gaming studios closing down and then we have ...ubisoft? EA?

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Yeah, I hope so too. The amount of failed projects from SE recently has been astonishing to say the least. Who at SE thought games like Marvel Avengers, Symbiogenesis, and Balan Wonderworld were good ideas. Forspoken could've been salvaged if they had just put some effort into it.

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Originally Posted by Boa-Noah

What exactly are you even talking about? It's an MMO.

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That doesn't mean it gets a free pass on lackluster writing\content\systems.

They make it hard for us to give them money. How are they going to get revenue 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Originally Posted by Swordsman

But I have a feeling they'll continue to release more RPG games in the future too because it's a safe option and is something that SE can fall back on. As long as it's turning a profit, SE will do everything they can to squeeze every dollar out of it.

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Agreed, citizen. The FFVII Remake is putting up good numbers. There will always be a market for the fans of the original greats.




The strongest spirits will always triumph.

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Originally Posted by WeebPolice

Agreed, citizen. The FFVII Remake is putting up good numbers. There will always be a market for the fans of the original greats.




The strongest spirits will always triumph.

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I wouldn't be surprised at all if there was an FF8 remake in the future too, lmao.

SE did some bangers games this year, too bad AAA games are losing steam.

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Originally Posted by Swordsman

I wouldn't be surprised at all if there was an FF8 remake in the future too, lmao.

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I would spend ALL MY MONEY on that and all the DLC 5-6 times over. ff8r, ff9r, ff10... eh idk about 10. lmao but big fan of 7-9

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Originally Posted by Swordsman

I wouldn't be surprised at all if there was an FF8 remake in the future too, lmao.

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Indeed, citizen. Using the same formula too: one game split into a trilogy with many added features. That's not to say it's a bad thing. The added depth to the remake is what makes it so good.




May your blades never dull.

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Originally Posted by 1313

I would spend ALL MY MONEY on that and all the DLC 5-6 times over. ff8r, ff9r, ff10... eh idk about 10. lmao but big fan of 7-9

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Yep, same here.

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Originally Posted by WeebPolice

Indeed, citizen. Using the same formula too: one game split into a trilogy with many added features. That's not to say it's a bad thing. The added depth to the remake is what makes it so good.

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I'd hope a potential FF8 remake does follow that same formula. It's been fun watching other people play FF7R on Twitch because it has excellent movie-quality cutscenes. In fact every thing has been great about it so far.