JPN Fanfest Details Thread!

[Belhi]

I'am sorry but "multiple new jobs" is not "2 jobs" for me.

I would wait until we get some confirmation. It could have easily been a typo or the person handling twitter getting the details wrong. Do remember this is the Main SE twitter account so the person making the tweet probably doesn't have any inside info on FF14 and possibly might not even play the game.

Because SE is honestly creatively lazy. Same reason they apparently reuse creature and boss designs, classes, etc.

That's an argument SE cant win. If they use the same designs they are lazy. If they don't people complain that it doesn't feel Final Fantasy enough. Final Fantasy is very much a brand and people expect iconic references to that brand.

[Yasuhiro]

That's an argument SE cant win. If they use the same designs they are lazy. If they don't people complain that it doesn't feel Final Fantasy enough. Final Fantasy is very much a brand and people expect iconic references to that brand.

A dreadnought is hardly iconic, they just couldn't be bothered to make new enemies is what the person you're quoting is getting at so they went the cheap and easy and just imported

The Clockwork Knights are created by the Allags. It has nothing to do with FFXIII's world. The same will apply to the Ochu.
Eorzea itself is possibly smaller than FFXII's overall map (if we assume Hume and Hyur's are roughly the same size), which is actually a tiny part of Ivalice itself. Ivalice is too massive to be a part of Hydaelyn.

Where did the pulse text come from then?

[Belhi]

A dreanought is hardly iconic, they just couldn't be bothered to redesign new enemies for the game so they went with the cheap and easy way of importing.

You realise that has been in a number of FF games. I first faught something like that in FF7.

http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/S...al_Fantasy_VII)

[Yasuhiro]

You realise that has been in a number of FF games. I first faught something like that in FF7.

No, it's only been in FFXIII, that model literally comes from XIII
This is what you're thinking of

I don't think you quite get what model importing is...

[Belhi]

No, it's only been in FFXIII, that model literally comes from XIII
This is what you're thinking of

Yeah, cause there is nothing even vaguely similar between the Dreadnaught and the Sweeper.... /sarcasm.

FF games are always referencing older games. That is my point. Its a characteristic of Final Fantasy games.

[Yasuhiro]

Yeah, cause there is nothing even vaguely similar between the Dreadnaught and the Sweeper.... /sarcasm.

They're similar in design, yeah, that's probably what the dreadnought was influenced by in Final Fantasy XIII
I'm saying the 3D model used in XIII was used in XIV? Much like XII's mobs were reused in XIV...why is that so hard to understand?
http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/D...l_Fantasy_XIII)
It's clearly the same

[Belhi]

They're similar in design, yeah, that's probably what the dreadnought was influenced by in Final Fantasy XIII
I'm saying the 3D model used in XIII was used in XIV? Much like XII's mobs were reused in XIV...why is that so hard to understand?
http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/D...l_Fantasy_XIII)
It's clearly the same

Are you saying they should have just made an entirely new model when they had perfectly good models for a call back to an older game?

There is a difference between being lazy and being efficiency with resources. Laziness applies that they copied the model so they didn't have to work as hard. Efficiency means using existing resources so you can invest your time into other work.

[Nestama]

Where did the pulse text come from then?

From being lazy (though they are all called "Clockwork Knights" and "Soldiers") in the copy paste? I mean, we have FFXI's Mamool Ja, Qiqirn and Goblins in FFXIV, but we know Vana'diel is not on Hydaelyn.

[Yasuhiro]

From being lazy (though they are all called "Clockwork Knights" and "Soldiers") in the copy paste? I mean, we have FFXI's Mamool Ja, Qiqirn and Goblins in FFXIV, but we know Vana'diel is not on Hydaelyn.

That's fair enough I guess.