I love Air Force One

[Brightamethyst]

I'd like it better if there was a option to make it go faster. The game is easy to the point of being near impossible to fail, so there's no where to go. There's no room to improve, nothing to make it more interesting. Leap of Faith and Cliffhanger at least let you compete against yourself to see how fast you can go. Air Force One is literally on rails so it doesn't even have that going for it.

[Enkidoh]

I'd like it better if there was a option to make it go faster. The game is easy to the point of being near impossible to fail, so there's no where to go. There's no room to improve, nothing to make it more interesting. Leap of Faith and Cliffhanger at least let you compete against yourself to see how fast you can go. Air Force One is literally on rails so it doesn't even have that going for it.

That's probably a concession for being online, to allow for variance in connection (after all, we're already having people complain about latency in normal combat/gameplay, so a fully optional minigame that requires precise trigger combat would just be too difficult to balance taking latency into account - Chocobo Racing suffers from this problem somewhat).

Considering it's based on the rollercoaster minigame from FFVII, while using an enemy from FFVI as the premise, and the original was quite frustating the first few times I did it, I'm not surprised SE made the FFXIV version easier (besides, if you're a little too hot on the trigger you can still lose points by inadvertently hitting a bomb target or two, or miss a target).

[LeCorbeaux]

I'd like it better if there was a option to make it go faster.

Faster and longer. Specifically, it should go for 3:36 to match Kenny Loggins' Danger Zone.

I mean, I still let Danger Zone run in the background when doing this GATE, the song just runs for over a minute after it finishes.

Also, random bits of scenery should interact with the shots for additional visual and interactive spectacle.