And if Kingdom Hearts is any indication of his directorial skills, thank fucking God for that. I haven't played the second, so I don't know if he's gotten better since, but the first was unbearable. "
All credibility is now lost. "
@Icemael said:
" @Catolf: The voice acting was torturous, the controls were shit, the graphics were ugly and the fights were stiff and boring. "
It is perhaps a great game by the standards of a 14-year-old girl who has only ever played Square Enix games, and spends most of her time reading slash fiction and uploading poorly drawn fanart to DeviantArt. "
you said what i've been thinking this whole time. So perfect
I dont think it's necessary shelling out extra for the 3D, like it so subtle that it's not worth it, like in fact the pre game grid stuff was shot in 2d and wasnt even bothered to be converted into 3d.
im surprised everyone loved it so much i thought jeff bridges was sort of wasted. The only time i thought he was any good at all was the scene when he says something about how sam messes up "the whole zen thing" he's got going on. That kinda reminded me of the Dude a bit there. But like the relationship between Clu and Kevin Flynn should've been more of a concern for the movie.
And really? Sam was kind of a shitty character haha, liek that whole rebel billionaire thing they had going on during the beginning of the movie was sort of lame. And he really doesnt have much of a personality either.
The Daft Punk dj scene was pretty cool though, and some of the cgi fight scenes were cool, although i couldve done without Sam going, "Yeah!" "we got em!" "awesome!" everytime anything blew up
Explicitly: The render times for the cutscenes (collectively) probably did take longer or comparable to the time spent writing the script. I mean they had 900 intel pentium 3's render the hair in spirits within, and that looks pretty weak compared to the cutscenes in ff13.
Figuratively: What i mean is they put an emphasis on the way these characters look compared to actually making them like interesting and have some meaningful development. I mean yeah they "develop" i saw the cutscenes of people screaming and yelling before their eidoleans came too.
whatever, if you like nomura's games go ahead but honestly i think some people have grown out of this kind of storytelling.
" Nomura puts out the worst of japanese game development in my mind. Characters that have hundreds of hours of render time put into their hair and no develop time in their character."
Now this is just silly. "
funny, that's what i thought when i got to the ending of ff13
Nomura puts out the worst of japanese game development in my mind. Characters that have hundreds of hours of render time put into their hair and no develop time in their character. Story that is put out through cutscenes instead of interactivity.
If this game progresses like ff13, where linearity is the point of concern so i can get from point a to point b and watch a melodramatic cutscene, then i really don't care for it. they need to set up some kind of antagonist and point to the game in the first few hours, at least like a mcguffin or something. They had no idea where ff13 was going well into the 11th chapter
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