FF VI

[Theodric]

Did you see the whole "I want to kill Chaos" thing?

To me that's not much different to the constant talk of certain characters being a 'hero' or how everybody needs to 'move on' and look towards a 'better tomorrow'.

[Thaciscokidd]

As much as I love 6 i wouldn't mind some Chrono Trigger love in 14.

[Rhyagelle]

FFVI content in FFXIV is really well done. As a fanatic for FFVI, I really appreciate what I'm seeing so far. I do wish from this content we'd get a FFVI remake proper, but hey, at least I get to have something of it in another great game (FFXIV)!

[Velnora]

FFVI content in FFXIV is really well done. As a fanatic for FFVI, I really appreciate what I'm seeing so far. I do wish from this content we'd get a FFVI remake proper, but hey, at least I get to have something of it in another great game (FFXIV)!

Please, no. Part of FF6's charm is the use of sprites. It wouldn't lend itself well to a remake on the same scale of FF7.

[Rhyagelle]

Please, no. Part of FF6's charm is the use of sprites. It wouldn't lend itself well to a remake on the same scale of FF7.

It wouldn't have to be the same scale as FF7, of course, though it would be nice to have it taken seriously and presented in a way for new people to get into it. As evident by the recent Remaster collection though, simply redoing the existing sprite work is not enough (they actually kinda look worse). So while yes the original graphics are charming and nostalgic, those older games deserve to have a new coat on them just as other games have gotten and it wouldn't ruin FFVI whatsoever to have it. It would all depend on if they changed anything else about the game, like setting, lore, characters, music tc. Though hell, at this point, I'd settle even for an older graphical engine for FF1-VI, maybe FF12(R) or PSP styled graphics? Nothing too outrageous that it can't be done, but it still looks mighty great.

As a huge fan of FFVI, it's what I personally want.

[Bright-Flower]

Please, no. Part of FF6's charm is the use of sprites. It wouldn't lend itself well to a remake on the same scale of FF7.

I'd rather it get a remake using the Octopath style, like Dragon Quest 3 is getting.

[Espritduo]

With the addition of the Satellite (Chaser/Telstar/Innoc for us oldies) enemies in Zadnor, almost every single Magitek enemy from FFVI is now in FFXIV as well. Only thing I think we are missing are the Drop enemies ( little ball-shaped droid on a chain) and the Crane bosses.

[Vyrerus]

With the addition of the Satellite (Chaser/Telstar/Innoc for us oldies) enemies in Zadnor, almost every single Magitek enemy from FFVI is now in FFXIV as well. Only thing I think we are missing are the Drop enemies ( little ball-shaped droid on a chain) and the Crane bosses.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've no memory of the, "Proto Armor" type enemy being in FFXIV yet.



We have also not seen Pipsqueaks(later called Onion Knights).



But I think that is everything.

[ItMe]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've no memory of the, "Proto Armor" type enemy being in FFXIV yet.

Yeah, I think that one went straight to being a mount.

[Espritduo]

There's an actual Proto Armor FATE in the Shroud as part of the Sylph beast tribes. If you've ever leveled them up you know cuz it's a pain waiting for it to spawn. Basically, the Reaper M-tek armors are the Proto Armor/Fortis variation on the armor, which is based on Amano's design, and the Predators are classic M-tek Armor/Mega Armor/Dueller design we see more commonly in FFVI.

Pipsqueaks I'm not really sure about. They are actually properly translated Onion Knights, so we do have that reference in the game already (although the other two variations Tomb Thumb/Onion Dasher and Iron/Metal Hitman can still be used namedrop-wise), and I'm not sure if they are actually mechanical or just some sort of little person. It's a weird enemy, which is all the more reason to use it lol.