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 Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 8:13 am
Just something I noticed. Sometime when Square merged with Enix, titles become more action-oriented than the traditional RPG gaming; like a lot of Enix titles.
Now, naming a few titles: Crisis Core, FF13, Front Mission: Evolved.
Change IS good, but all I want to say is that, I am not comfortable at where this is going. Heck, as much as I liked FF13, the battle system still leaves me wanting the usual "Attack, Magic, Item, Flee" menu.
Bottomline, it seems inevitable. And no amount of ranting will change that. With that, i will say that I WILL enjoy the coming titles, but not as much as I did before. I personally pray that the market matures a bit and know what they are getting at least.
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Posted: Tue Jul 27, 2010 3:21 am
>,< i have something to say... i think i prefer the newer fighting system better... it feels more action packed o-o
and one of my friends said the ealier fighting systems made it feel like pokemon... is it true?(;o; im sorry i have never played any of the ealier FF games so idk so forgive my ignorance)
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Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 12:40 am
Haha! That is true. In a way it feels like pokemon, but better. smile
But yeah, as you speak for the crowd who likes their game action-packed and fast paced. I speak for those who like it like pokemon.
Something like that. xd
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Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:56 am
indeed something like that...
There are times where I crave continuous action but I play for the story of the games not the action... (action nice sometimes but there's got to be a story behind a game.)
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