Revelations from Fan Festival 2017 Frankfurt

[Ultimatecalibur]

This is the name used for omega



Interdimensional Rift Omega, so he's not from this dimension.

Which leads us to the second term, the place where you fight him, The Bend of Time http://chrono.wikia.com/wiki/Bend_of_Time

My theory is that he crossed to our dimension during the Allagan era and the Allagans tried to control him, and for whatever reason decided not to use him again and buried him, maybe they couldn't control him but managed to deactivate him.

No... Interdimensional Rift is the name of the FFV dungeon where Omega (and Shinryu) first appeared and the dungeon we will be investigating because of Omega. "The Bend of Time" is a descriptive subtitle.

I fully expect that Interdimensional Rift - Shinryu (4.2) and Iterdimensional Rift - Exdeath(4.4) will be the other two sections of the raid series.

[Berethos]

It looked fine.

Most of the parts we saw, at any rate. There's one of the sweeping shots in the video they showed (the one right before they cut to the Azim Steppes) where you can see damage off to the left and what looks to be a fallen Garlean Juggernaught. Evidence of damage is present, but the angles we've been shown don't show how much damage there is.

[alimdia]

The thing with the Interdimensional Rift is that it has always been assumed that the Rift is always the same in the Final Fantasy franchise, reason why it's believed Gilgamesh is the same character in all FF appearances, same with Omega, that would make our Omega a dimension hopper.

The Bend of Time makes no sense as a subtitle for Interdimensional Rift, if anything it might be an area of the Rift named after CC's Bend of Time.

Most of the parts we saw, at any rate. There's one of the sweeping shots in the video they showed (the one right before they cut to the Azim Steppes) where you can see damage off to the left and what looks to be a fallen Garlean Juggernaught. Evidence of damage is present, but the angles we've been shown don't show how much damage there is.

I feel like you guys are confusing Yanxia with Doma, Yanxia is right outside Doma according to the map.



These should be Yanxia as well

[Ghastly]

Thank you so much for this map! I was trying to pinpoint Aerslaent and now it's clear where it is, than you



So now we know where roegadyn's homeland is...close to sharlayan but like really up there. Probably a very cold place. Wonder if we'll go there when when we visit Old sharlayan or something.

Did anyone see that huge sea dragon to the north of Aerslaent? Wow wonder what that is...it's as big as the land itself...
Another thing I noticed in this map is the "The Drown" is full of wrecked ships. Wouldn't that be that ship graveyard dungeon we saw? Maybe it'll get the Xelphatol treatment...and that's how we cross to Doma

[Ultimatecalibur]

The thing with the Interdimensional Rift is that it has always been assumed that the Rift is always the same in the Final Fantasy franchise, reason why it's believed Gilgamesh is the same character in all FF appearances, same with Omega, that would make our Omega a dimension hopper.

I'd like to point out that that the assumption that all Gilgameshes, Omega and Shinryu are one is a fancon assumption that the devs like to play with rather than an actuality. Only a few Gilgameshes are confirmed dimension hoppers and even those are not explicitly the same.

The Bend of Time makes no sense as a subtitle for Interdimensional Rift, if anything it might be an area of the Rift named after CC's Bend of Time.

The Bend of Time is actually a fairly good description of the Interdimensional Rift in FFV. It was a place were time and space were warped or bent. You actually pass through a time frozen Phantom Village.

Also the Chrono Cross Bend of Time is actually a reference location to Chrono Trigger's End of Time.

[Berethos]

I feel like you guys are confusing Yanxia with Doma, Yanxia is right outside Doma according to the map.

From the Keynote - "It is in Yanxia that you will find the second city that you must help liberate in Stormblood, Doma." That first picture is the one they switch to as that is being said.

Also, on the map Yanxia is the Region name (like Coerthas) and Doma is the city name (like Ishgard).

[alimdia]

I'd like to point out that that the assumption that all Gilgameshes, Omega and Shinryu are one is a fancon assumption that the devs like to play with rather than an actuality.

But I didn't say otherwise? I said "it's believed", aka not confirmed.

The Bend of Time is actually a fairly good description of the Interdimensional Rift in FFV. It was a place were time and space were warped or bent. You actually pass through a time frozen Phantom Village.

I don't know, the name seems too specific to be a coincidence and not be a reference to CC.

From the Keynote - "It is in Yanxia that you will find the second city that you must help liberate in Stormblood, Doma." That first picture is the one they switch to as that is being said.

You're right, so it is Doma.

[myahele]

Did anyone see that huge sea dragon to the north of Aerslaent? Wow wonder what that is...it's as big as the land itself...
Another thing I noticed in this map is the "The Drown" is full of wrecked ships. Wouldn't that be that ship graveyard dungeon we saw? Maybe it'll get the Xelphatol treatment...and that's how we cross to Doma

Yeah, I think the Crown could be that dungeon they showed us.

While I know many the beasts lining the maps are there for artistic filler and might not exist per se, I do have to wonder what exactly is this west of Garlemald:


Is that a "Titan?"

[Rocl]

okay Koji you played Rise live and I still couldn't understand anything so post those lyrics already >\

[dalta]

Yeah, I think the Crown could be that dungeon they showed us.

While I know many the beasts lining the maps are there for artistic filler and might not exist per se, I do have to wonder what exactly is this west of Garlemald:


Is that a "Titan?"

cud be Rhalgr