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Makes sense. The last good new FF was what, 10?
12 isn't bad.
12 looked really cool when it came out but I never played it. The first open world FF
It's really weird because you can tell they were still in a very MMO design mindset and thought it would be really cool to try to make that stuff work as a single-player game. I think it worked, but it's not for everybody.
I remember looking at the gameplay and thinking they squeezed the absolute shit out of the ps2’s capabilities.
i know some 13 defenders
Ye we exist. It’s not perfect by any means but there’s one design decision they made that lifts this game up significantly: Damage taken in battles does not persist after the battle. You always start battles with full health.
Such a simple thing but it gives the game a very different difficulty curve.
I got an hour into 13 before I uninstalled it because the mannerisms were so cringey. It's the only game I've ever played where I thought "Oh, I'm definitely getting my money back", and I played Brink.