want to work ? Play blue mage in ff14 . Its brutal

ff usually is , you want t ? COME AND GET IT

is it a solo game or its like ff14 ?

the combat is good from the start, you buffer attacks and moves like the jump if you press it with the fireball after a combo which lets cancel the end of the combo and do it again in the air, lots of depth that gets missed by people.

7 trys to beat garuda.. wow, dunno how people can even die once in this game it’s like game journalist difficulty

Yeh it does shatter them it’s awful..

Compared to other FF games, 16 really does have a lot of content where the player is not in control. At the same time, they’ve also done a lot more to make cutscenes and most other areas voiced. But yeah, even if you had come in having played the other FF games it can be jarring how much you’re kinda just watching a movie.

its a great game, but i wish it was optimized well. micro stutters and fps dips everywhere. i tried all fixes i could find but to no avail. hope they patch this.

I just dislike the whole walk to npc1 talk walk to npc 2 talk, walk to npc 1 again talk walk to npc 3 4 5 and finally i can fight and have fun

Eff YoshiP. If i want all my summons to be different flavors of Thomas the Tank Engine….

This was my first Final Fantasy game and I enjoyed it thoroughly. It was fantastic and got me down the rabbit hole of all FF games.

It’s basically DmC in a FF world. It’s fun.

Whose expectations, yours? Where were you when it was released on ps5? The only drawback to XVI is the constant back and forth to each of the zones of which there are few.

Story 8/10
Side quest 6/10
Boss fights 10/10
Music 10/10
Itemization 5/10

FF16 is more of an action game. If you went in expecting the classic JRPG type Final fantasy game you are familiar with, then you might be a little disappointed.

No. There’s no interconectivity between Final Fantasy Games or multiverse or whatsoever. Every numbered game Is It’s own thing, they just repeat the same elements like Summons, Magics, A Guy named Cid, and some story elements like Crystals and the Heroes of Light thay MAY or MAY NOT be in the game. That’s the beuty of it. You can play any other game in any partticular order and It will be a completely new world, with completely new cast of characters and a diferent story.
Except of course for the Named Sequels like FFX-2, FFXIII-2 and Lightining Returns and of course VII Remake which I guess you might be looking for to due to the Graphics and all the fame arount VII, but be aware that is not exactly a REMAKE but a Time Travel Multiverse Sequel to the original 1997 game (yeah, Its confusing with VII, but so is Everything Tetsuya Nomura touches).
Some people in the coments will say that Tactics is in the Same World as XII but have you really stopped to questions yourselft if that actually MATTERS? Because its does not make any diference in the end.

example of bad story telling:
1) fight
2) break
3) mid boss / end boss: ‘let me tell you why I am doing what I am doing’
3) MC: OK I will wait
4) repeat 1-4 2 times because you REALLY needs to know why human sucks.
5) fight ends.

The Eikon fights are definitely the biggest selling point. They are insane and no other game has anything like them. Really looking forward to seeing you get through each one and finding out which is your favorite!

Anime is not a genre, its a medium, there are a lot of anime that dont have flashiness, thats usually reserved for specific genre of anime. whenever I see people use “anime” as a descriptor I can easily tell they have limited experience with anime and take a few popular titles (usually magical girl or shounen anime) as being all anime is. Just because Star Wars has flashy space battles, doesnt mean all movies have flashy space battles, and is ignorant to assume thats the case.
also, having experience playing all mainline titles of the final fantasy series, including the two MMOs, yes each entry is a self contained story which you can easily just pick one up and play it without ever having experienced another title in the series, though I would suggest you do that because they are all good games, for the most part.

I’m a simple man. I see a video praising FFXVI, I like.

Non-spoiler tips:

The Eikons’ eye color is important. Blue means the Dominant is in control of the Eikon’s actions, yellow means the Eikon has taken over and is going berserk.

The lore in the side quests makes them worth doing. They add a lot of color to the worldbuilding. Side quests marked with a + sign will unlock new features and upgrades, like blue quests in FF14.

Final fantasy always had looong cutscenes. back in the golden era of PF1, everytime you would summon a primal/eikon/whatever, you would have a 1-3 min unskipable cutscene…that happened a lot during matches. It’s what made FF what it is, story driven long cutscenes exploding visuals and music. Combat wasnt never its main strong point.

The next one to try might have to be 7. It’s often considered the peak of fiction

it’s a good game 🙂 the story is good, there are a few memorable characters and the gameplay is fast and fun. it differs a lot from what the series has been for 30 years and that has made a lot people sour, but, the series evolved and it’s looking for new audiences i feel. FFXVI is worth playing and it feels like an FF game 🙂 enjoy it 🙂

I enjoyed FFXVI for what it was.
I will say that this game has INCREDIBLE highs that are awe inspiring along with some slow questing that has you questioning the pace. In that regard it is similar to FFXIV. 🤣
Can’t wait to see your future vids of this game.

Have you done all the side quests? Mechanically they’re standard but the stories in them really build up to something and the pay off is worth it

honestly, I’ve seen more hater than hype lmao.

Hope you see it through the end. It’s one of my fav games in recent history. Very well worth it.

Truth be told, Final Fantasy and the Genre of games it represents tend to be comparable to series such as Gundam, Dune, or the X-Men comics.
Sure, you come for the spectacle and the action, but the real meat of the story is in the Politics and struggles of the characters.

A tiny little refocus on perspective though…
There are 16 Numbered Final Fantasy Games.
In total, there are about 134 games if you include sequels and spin-offs.