Are there any mods where I can play the entire game as Prompto? I know there's character swap, but I mean walking around, etc;
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The way he went on Noct's ass, after Leviathan still bothers me to no end.
He single-handedly made me switch to the JP VA for a period of time.
I just got to that part over the weekend...good lord, I'm with you. What the hell, man. I'm not too far past that, but
it really seemed like a point of no return for them being "Bros"
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Did you play the dlc episodes and watch the anime? Did you ignore what happened to Ignis...
Noctis was acting as a child, Gladio's was in the right all things considered.
Luna, your father Regis, and Nyx from Kingsglaive.
Btw, when people datamined the benchmark last month they found unused/cut lines of dialog for that chapter that kinda improve the scene with
Gladio scolding Noctis in the train since it explains a bit better why Gladio is pissed at Noctis not taking his duty seriously especially now that Ignis isn't well.
Source: https://pastebin.com/P0grZHWP
Source: https://pastebin.com/P0grZHWP
Dunno how he was being a huge asshole.
Lol not surprised they removed the dialogue. It makes Noctis look like a complete tool.
Time was pretty much running out for them during that time with the nights becoming longer, Noct needed to get his act together. And it always irked me how little Noct cared about Ignis, when this dude was basically his mother/older brother. And you didn't see Ignis whining like a baby. Though I'm glad they kinda improved upon it in the dlc episode, and made Noctis look like less of a dick, and you do feel sorry for him then..
Lol not surprised they removed the dialogue. It makes Noctis look like a complete tool.
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Yeah. At least we can play some JMV in the game, even if it's a gimped version of the mobile game.
Oh, I'm sure it'd sell like hotcakes. Something tells me they'll only do it if they can find a way to include Aranea and Cindy though.
But they were 4. Who was the other one?
And lmao, that was basically the only place wher he appeared other than the movie right?
Did you overwrite your most current save game or what? :O
Oh, totally forgot about the other one - that's Iedolas (Niflheim's emperor).
That removed dialogue does make Noctis look worse, for sure. But the way it is in the game, Gladio looks like a complete asshole and as if he doesn't even like Noctis. But on the flip side, Noctis bizzarely doesn't seem concerned at all about Ignis. The whole thing is disjointed.
. He's got the weight of the world on his shoulders, and is still continuing on. I think he deserves to mope a bit overall.
I dunno...the entire train thing is really rubbing me the wrong way. It's sort of sloppily written it seems
Noctis just lost his fiance, is still probably trying to cope with the loss of his father, and is under immense pressure as the only one who can save the world or whatever
I dunno...the entire train thing is really rubbing me the wrong way. It's sort of sloppily written it seems
So what exactly does happen to Iedolas?
Edit: I'm confused about the Starscourge.
Was he turned into the Feros demon?
Edit: I'm confused about the Starscourge.
Going by the lore, Demon's clearly existed before the Starscourge, but later on it's stated that all dmeon's are just people who were infected by Ifrit's plague. Is it ever explained somewhere why Ifrit grew to hate Humanity?
I'm only on Chapter 4/5 at the moment, I'm like level 50 tho-- so I got to enjoy a lot of them hanging out and having fun. When I got to
Titan, and Gladio just fucking went OFF out of nowhere! Fuck off dude! Where did this come from!?
The train stations in the Omen trailer are in Insomnia and Cartanica. There's an Insomnian subway station and then Noctis first starts fighting the Imperial troops on a sort of twisted, Escher-esque version of the Cartanica elevated train platform. Different from the one from the Cat Cam video, but some of the lights are the same. So it's likely in the same region.
An open world game more akin to FF 6 with 15's fidelity? Sure, nobody has those kinds of resources, it's probably a portion of why 7 is being split into multiple parts. But they could probably do the "open zones" that Mass Effect and Dragon Age used in their later editions, but that's not really relevant. 16 will be whatever that team is shooting for and it's unlikely to follow the goals of 15. I however completely disagree that the game doesn't benefit from being open world in anyway. The road trip/camping vibe wouldn't be nearly as strong, which to me was a distinctly unique thing that this game did that sets it apart along with it's homo-social themes.
I get that you as a customer wanted a game that was maybe more like older titles with more cut scenes, more CGI splendor moments, the globe trotting, and tighter story and would gladly give up the open world for all those bullet points. My point is that that wasn't what Tabata's team were trying to do. I get the impression that BD2 are the "new tech guys" in SE and they wanted to make an engine for open world development. That's a difficult endeavor and so 15 has some really messy aspects to it, but that hardly means open world is a mistake. FF13 isn't open world and to me it's a goddamn shit show of terrible characters, poor writing, and rather boring cut scenes. Conversely (though my copy is crash prone so I haven't gotten far in it) Nier: Automata is evidently well written with a great story and is open world.
Iedolas had been turning into a daemon in chapter 13, yeah. Chapter 13 Verse 2 with Gladio shows it more clearly, lol:
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About the Starscourge: it's a light-absorbing malarial parasite that appeared roughly 2000 years before the main game's events and turned humans and animals into daemons. Daemons didn't exist before it. The Starscourges origins aren't know either. It wasn't brought on by Ifrit. Actually Ifrit himself was later infected by the scourge by Ardyn who wanted to control Ifrit (you can see his body being infected in the final battle - this was added in last month's patch, btw).
2000 years ago, around the same time the Starscourge appeared, there was the Astral War. Ifrit, who admired the humans - unlike Shiva - gifted them power/wisdom making the Solheim civilization flourish. Humans later got too power-hungry and turned on the gods. Ifrit felt betrayed and wanted to destroy Solheim and the whole of Eos. The other gods had to intervene because each of their task is to protect the planet even from each other if necessary. That's how the Astral War started.
After the Astral War devastated the world and ruined Solheim, even more emphasized by the Starscourge's appearance, the gods started their plan to appoint two people and their bloodline to protecting and freeing the world from the scourge - the Kings and Oracles.
EDIT: Didn't you watch the cutscene in chapter 12 where Shiva explains the gods' history?
If you're really interested check out the Wikia site for more info.
Starscourge:
The Astrals:
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About the Starscourge: it's a light-absorbing malarial parasite that appeared roughly 2000 years before the main game's events and turned humans and animals into daemons. Daemons didn't exist before it. The Starscourges origins aren't know either. It wasn't brought on by Ifrit. Actually Ifrit himself was later infected by the scourge by Ardyn who wanted to control Ifrit (you can see his body being infected in the final battle - this was added in last month's patch, btw).
2000 years ago, around the same time the Starscourge appeared, there was the Astral War. Ifrit, who admired the humans - unlike Shiva - gifted them power/wisdom making the Solheim civilization flourish. Humans later got too power-hungry and turned on the gods. Ifrit felt betrayed and wanted to destroy Solheim and the whole of Eos. The other gods had to intervene because each of their task is to protect the planet even from each other if necessary. That's how the Astral War started.
After the Astral War devastated the world and ruined Solheim, even more emphasized by the Starscourge's appearance, the gods started their plan to appoint two people and their bloodline to protecting and freeing the world from the scourge - the Kings and Oracles.
EDIT: Didn't you watch the cutscene in chapter 12 where Shiva explains the gods' history?
If you're really interested check out the Wikia site for more info.
Starscourge:
The Astrals:
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I did, still came as an asshole, Ignis didn't give a fuck, Prompto didn't, so why suddenly Gladio is all over his ass, and yeah that cut dialogue would make things easier to digest but as it is, nope.
Yes, it's awful and felt as out of place as Jared's little incident. I still feel like they should've replaced him with your Comrades glaive if they wanted some real emotion out of it.
Noct would be like "who the fuck is that guy?"
edit:I meant for Nyx.
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Iedolas had been turning into a daemon in chapter 13, yeah. Chapter 13 Verse 2 with Gladio shows it more clearly, lol:
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About the Starscourge: it's a light-absorbing malarial parasite that appeared roughly 2000 years before the main game's events and turned humans and animals into daemons. Daemons didn't exist before it. The Starscourges origins aren't know either. It wasn't brought on by Ifrit. Actually Ifrit himself was later infected by the scourge by Ardyn who wanted to control Ifrit (you can see his body being infected in the final battle - this was added in last month's patch, btw).
2000 years ago, around the same time the Starscourge appeared, there was the Astral War. Ifrit, who admired the humans - unlike Shiva - gifted them power/wisdom making the Solheim civilization flourish. Humans later got too power-hungry and turned on the gods. Ifrit felt betrayed and wanted to destroy Solheim and the whole of Eos. The other gods had to intervene because each of their task is to protect the planet even from each other if necessary. That's how the Astral War started.
After the Astral War devastated the world and ruined Solheim, even more emphasized by the Starscourge's appearance, the gods started their plan to appoint two people and their bloodline to protecting and freeing the world from the scourge - the Kings and Oracles.
EDIT: Didn't you watch the cutscene in chapter 12 where Shiva explains the gods' history?
If you're really interested check out the Wikia site for more info.
Starscourge:
The Astrals:
Thanks for the clarifying answers. I haven't played Verse 2 of Chapter 13. I guess I misunderstood some crucial plot points.
Oh shit yes!! I did the chocochick missions! That's on the train part, I never bothered with the photo taking though lol.
I knew it was something knew since I've never seen it before.
You can actually meet your Glaive in the new chapter 14 and the bros mention that they look familiar (you could meet the bros in Comrades for some extra battles in Lestallum) :D
As opposed to him probably already thinking that when he sees Nyx?
Plus, the bros do meet your glaive in the Royal Edition.
I think you're confusing it with a certain scene from the free mobile game, lol.
That quest where your Glaive joins the party is pretty cool. The quest itself is lame. Just picking a few things up off the ground. I completed it way too fast. Should have kept her in my party for the Omega fight lol. I've never tried, but I doubt they follow you into the citadel though. Is it just a generic Glaive if you never played Comrades, or is the quest even there?
The FFXV Universe truly is expansive.
The FFXV Universe truly is expansive.
Quick question for chapter 14.
I started Comrades and am wondering if you need to beat the whole story to have your character show up in Chapter 14?
I think I zoned out. I thought his "you first" was gesturing her on board. That entire scene just pisses me off.
Hmmm, after looking closely again, you are right.
I agree. I would be very disappointed if Ardyn's Episode takes place during the main game, traveling through the same areas and learning his backstory only by some conversation with the same characters. Sadly, i can't see them creating something completely new, so it will probably be that :(
As for Ravus DLC, again it's the same as Ardyn. If it's during the main game ''yawn''. The ideal scenario would be the DLC taking place during his early days in Niflheim, exploring Tenebrae and Gralea, brand new characters etc. Again, can't see this happening.
As for Ravus DLC, again it's the same as Ardyn. If it's during the main game ''yawn''. The ideal scenario would be the DLC taking place during his early days in Niflheim, exploring Tenebrae and Gralea, brand new characters etc. Again, can't see this happening.
Note: Tabata has said that they think they've done "enough" with the main game regions. From what I've seen, it sounds like the Season 2 DLC is all about expanding the breadth of the world and showing off new locations and story beats rather than filling in plot gaps.
That's the one. :Dloool
Yeah, it was just a back and forth between them. She basically said "you'll die" and he goes "no u."
What irked me about that scene was how... random it was. Why did he need to kill her right there and then? Why did he need to kill her at all? Sometimes Ardyn's plans don't make a whole lot of sense.
What irked me about that scene was how... random it was. Why did he need to kill her right there and then? Why did he need to kill her at all? Sometimes Ardyn's plans don't make a whole lot of sense.
Becasue the Oracle being alive means the Starscourge could still be held back. He wanted to die AND he wanted to fuck the world over in the process, so he had to kill her to make sure the Scourge would progress as planned, forcing Noctis to merge with the crystal and become the True King.
she would have died anyway, noctis however didn't know that.
I guess Ardyn killed her to make Noctis mad and motivate him to come after him
I guess Ardyn killed her to make Noctis mad and motivate him to come after him