Anyone who's actually played Dissidia knows it's considered an aerial combat type of fighter as you stay in the air far too long and have the abilities to do combos while in air for it to be just plain "jumping" when used as a example.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qIl5iDCTZU
You're right, this is in no way, shape or form ground and aerial combat.
I wasn't disputing this "Dissidia" and whether or not it has aerial combat or some other abberation thereof. I was merely disputing its relevance.Anyone who's actually played Dissidia knows it's considered an aerial combat type of fighter as you stay in the air far too long and have the abilities to do combos while in air for it to be just plain "jumping" when used as a example.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qIl5iDCTZU
You're right, this is in no way, shape or form ground and aerial combat.
If FFXIV is only permitted to introduce concepts and features that have been used previously in other SE titles, then god help us. LOL.
Seriously, sometimes I wonder who is really the troll around here. At least Im conscious of it.
Thus why Mass Effect 2 and 3 uses zero from the original Mass EffectI wasn't disputing this "Dissidia" and whether or not it has aerial combat or some other abberation thereof. I was merely disputing its relevance.
If FFXIV is only permitted to introduce concepts and features that have been used previously in other SE titles, then god help us. LOL.
Seriously, sometimes I wonder who is really the troll around here. At least Im conscious of it., oh, and World of Warcraft used absolutely nothing from the Warcraft universe. It's not like Devil May Cry 4 used any story or game elements from the previous 3.
You are indeed correct you're conscious of trolling.
Are you even conscious at all?Thus why Mass Effect 2 and 3 uses zero from the original Mass Effect, oh, and World of Warcraft used absolutely nothing from the Warcraft universe. It's not like Devil May Cry 4 used any story or game elements from the previous 3.
You are indeed correct you're conscious of trolling.
I don't even feel like I need to dignify your argument with a "WTF you can't be that stupid?"
Just because most games usually build upon the base of their predeccessors does not mean that they recycle every single feature and never introduce new ones. Considering also that there are examples of SE titles with free jump, I still fail to see the relevance of SE titles without it.
It does mean however developers are smart to use what does work from it's predecessors instead of completely throwing it out for something even far less efficient than it's last. The search system of FFXI was basic and could have been enhanced, instead we get less than basic version that was proximity based.
The only way you can consider my argument as "stupid" is by admitting that no developer uses elements from games in the same series for later titles. Why would it be a part of a series if it's not going to use at least some elements? Metal Gear Solid 2 is proof of why a sudden change isn't always a good thing. We play as Snake for 30 minutes, then suddenly some nobody named Raiden? Following his story instead of Snake's?Are you even conscious at all?
I don't even feel like I need to dignify your argument with a "WTF you can't be that stupid?"
Just because most games usually build upon the base of their predeccessors does not mean that they recycle every single feature and never introduce new ones. Considering also that there are examples of SE titles with free jump, I still fail to see the relevance of SE titles without it.
It wasn't a bad game, but guess what Metal Gear Solid 2 retained? Pretty much all elements of Metal Gear Solid 1 WHILE introducing new concepts. Final Fantasy XIV kind of threw out previous elements for something that just..quite frankly doesn't work.
So yes, I am indeed conscious because I can see how faulty the game is compared to XI, let alone FMO when it was in service.
Or you can realize that it's okay to use elements that worked from previous games in the same successful series? No one said anything about it being permitted to "only use concepts from previous SE titles", if the game is titled Final Fantasy XIV -- Don't you logically assume it would feel like a part of the series? Why do you think Mystic Quest got so much flack? It wasn't a bad game, it just didn't seem like it should have been titled Final Fantasy Mystic Quest in the west.
There's a reason Yoshida says he wants to try to capture the Final Fantasy feel, and with 20 years worth of Final Fantasy games, it's clear what "Is and isn't" a Final Fantasy game -- it's why people say Final Fantasy XIII reviewed as it's own game it was great or bad (personal preference) -- as a Final Fantasy entry? We all know how that ended up.
If you bother to go back to the original debate, someone was saying that "OMG DISSIDIA is so awesome because you can jump" and then you came along and was all like "Actually you can't jump in dissidia" and then I said "who cares" and then someone said "well you should care because dissidia is important" and then I said "Its no more important than anything else" and now you're just saying a bunch of random stuff that's not even related to the original debate.Or you can realize that it's okay to use elements that worked from previous games in the same successful series? No one said anything about it being permitted to "only use concepts from previous SE titles", if the game is titled Final Fantasy XIV -- Don't you logically assume it would feel like a part of the series? Why do you think Mystic Quest got so much flack? It wasn't a bad game, it just didn't seem like it should have been titled Final Fantasy Mystic Quest in the west.
There's a reason Yoshida says he wants to try to capture the Final Fantasy feel, and with 20 years worth of Final Fantasy games, it's clear what "Is and isn't" a Final Fantasy game -- it's why people say Final Fantasy XIII reviewed as it's own game it was great or bad (personal preference) -- as a Final Fantasy entry? We all know how that ended up.
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