Dad of Light feedback thread.

[MyaValentine]

1. And also completely undermine anything about the series, just because you apparently can't take the fact that a female character has a female voice.

2. Dramatization. I hope you haven't seen the benchmark video for ARR, where they use LB3 in tam-tara.

3. If you want to believe they're just excuses, go for it.

get off your high horse jimmy, it's my opnion afterall no need to go fanboy like if you need to defend the holy virginity of the show, I found it awkward whether you like my opinion or not, dramatization or not you can't do it ingame there's no defending that. I believe they are excuses yes. have a nice day and be happy with your own opinions jezz.

[Nezerius]

get off your high horse jimmy, it's my opnion afterall no need to go fanboy like if you need to defend the holy virginity of the show

I simply pointed out the flaws in your post. I guess this is a simple case of "Your opinion isn't the same as mine, so you're a fanboy". I've always thought the show had its flaws, yet I found it fun for what it was, a jdrama with one of my favourite games as subject.

, I found it awkward whether you like my opinion or not, dramatization or not you can't do it ingame there's no defending that.

But using limit break is an ingame thing. You initially passed it off as them using actions that the players can't do at all.

I believe they are excuses yes. have a nice day and be happy with your own opinions jezz.

That's okay, my opinion is that they're not excuses. And thanks, I'll be sure to have a nice one.

[Phileas]

I enjoyed it. It was a bit on the nose with the message but it was just nostalgic seeing 2.x stuff.

I'd watch season two.

[ExKage]

Yes! In 2.X, Bard's LB3 was healer's LB3 too so that does mean that his dad wasn't the one who used LB but someone else....

Yes which is why I said it was filmed after HW release. The timing of the announcement for the series as well as the actual footage of the in-game stuff (HW mount and area in the last episode, not the special) makes sense for it.

The only thing I dont like is some of the...wierd animations Maidy does before she fights Ifrit and Titan for example. All of the unnecessary notions literally no one does. It just looked silly. And the same goes for the animations made for when Indy was changing clothes (spinning around etc) doesn't happen in-game. Thankfully.

It's probably a remnant of super sentai tokusatsu stuff (and anime). Have you not seen the 'morping' / 'transformation' macros people have made? Doesn't help that they gave us ranger poses that allow this. If you google "FFXIV transformation macro" you'll see a ton of them.

Soo... it does happen. Most likely though it's not in DF. Thankfully.

[technole]

Having had numerous Japanese colleagues over the years and spent some time in my company's development labs in Japan I think show reflects their culture to a fairly reasonable degree. It is somewhat more dramatic than real life but Japanese culture is quite different than what we have here in the States or Europe.

Yep, Aiko's career experiences is a pretty stark reflection of Japanese culture. There is more emotion. I enjoyed all the moments he's had at-work, and how much his in-game experiences translated to his success there.

I think some people who criticize such, haven't even been inside a more younger-talented company today like Facebook or Google. It's more free-roam, and not a "told what to do" work culture here either. Open collaboration spaces are the new normal, not sit in a cube by-yourself.

[Seig345]

Loved the show, to the point that I finally bought SB for my ps4 (I typically switch between PC anf PS4) and have been enjoying FFXIV on my tv again. (Yeah I know I could hook my pc up to a tv but my setup makes that a pain in the butt) I even succumbed to product placement and ordered the bluetooth keyboard that "The Dad of Light" uses >_>;