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romy350-romyakari · 10 months
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I may not be personally playing FFXVI
But boy do I have good things to say!
I had a chance to see this game by chance thanks to a friend
Please don't hate me for this... this is fullly MY opinion since this is my post and ot may just be me thinking a out this points since it relates to my own observations.
The game looks like so much fun and the game is amazing
Is all I wish FFXV could had or at least it is the way I would have prefere to play FFXV bc man do I now have some stuff I wish that were different
Not the characters but uh... things that just made it hard for me to beat it back in the day
Let's compare them here in my corner of the world
I know a highlight of it's time is was a somewhat open world for XV but man do I love how in XVI is so practical and nice, no need to change gil for traveling really!
WHERE THE FIGHTS GO THO
Most of my XV experience was dreading have to go down who knows how many meters underground in a dark place and fear nightime was for me, too many that what I needed in my lifetime. It made me uneasy and got lost so many times. Now FFXVI? Is quite simple you iust find your place in the map where the quest and story takes and it is so alive that I am glad it such a flexible game.
Companions, I know way too well I could not keep FFXV party alive and was running with an almost dead Noctis most of my quest bc I suck at management and I get overwhelmed easily. As far as I see you only have to take caren of Clive in FFXVI and that is neat in my opinion.
FFXVI does not ask me to rent a chocobo bc Clive owns one.
I cannot compare stories bc their focus of both are different, and I am like both casts tho FFXVI quite a bit more but that is my personal opinion.
XVI is the kind of game I wish I could play on my own so maybe one day. It looks like fun and managable if I ever give it a try.
It won't fix my terrible fighting skills but at leat way more fun and less worrisome.
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