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@@madkaiser4887 To be able to play on your preferred platform is always a plus. Hopefully, going forward, this multiplatform strategy sees their games on every current platform day 1 and not timed exclusively, because while it isn’t going to fix all of their problems, it will be a major hurdle gone.

I have no clue how they'll be able to run 16 on a switch 2 without major cuts in quality and performance, but I think Xbox is inevitable for both FF7R and 16

@@goni2493 I’m confused as to what you’re correcting here. When did I say these games weren’t hack-and-slash?

@@alphaglyph0 Yeah, that’s a good idea

Hey! I agree and I have actually forwarded such request to the Modding Community. The Escapement Bit has a cool effect that speeds up the recharge timer of every abilities for a few seconds after a perfect dodge _(One of Kairos Gate's boons also has a similar effect but with Magic Burst)_ . This might be a good starting point in order to transfer that effect to regular attacks. I've been trying to mod it myself, but I'm a beginner xD. CheatEngine might be an easier way to achieve to.

@@chromecobalt If we’re using director’s quotes to back original FF, Hironobu Sakaguchi said, and I quote “FFXVI is the ultimate Final Fantasy experience” even placing it as his favorite game of 2024 with the PC version. That said, people tend to forget that the original formula isn’t coming back if it’s been well over 20 years at this point. However, that doesn’t mean Final Fantasy has lost what it is, because it hasn’t. The series has just become extremely experimental in its gameplay and hasn’t settled on building on just one, which is one of its problems currently. If they want more of a unified fanbase, they simply need to build on one set gameplay system for a number of entries before switching to something new, instead of switching every single game. But this notion I’ve seen of some people saying Final Fantasy isn’t Final Fantasy anymore because of different gameplay is something I simply do not agree with at all.

@@MoreLimitless_ I didn't mention anything about the gameplay. I just said it lost the original formula. great hero, great heroine and a great story. Gameplay, they can experiment and still make a great game, while retaining the original formula like FF7 remake. everything after 13 lost the charm for me. 13 was barely even enjoyable as well. But a great point, FF isn't FF anymore. ff7 cloud aeries sephiroth ff8 squall rinoa ultimecia ff9 zidane dagger kuja ff10 tidus yuna sin ff12 dont remember ff13 lightning dont remember ff15 dont remember boybands ff16 you mentioned it in the video but i forgot again.

@ The way I see it, I don’t think they lost that formula at all. If anything FFXVI was the one to put that classic formula that you mention back on track for the series in general.

what original formula? the franchise has over 10 different combat systems and mechanics that where impactful not only to it but the rpg land scape in general.

That's what I'm saying. They already complain enough for games like Elden Ring for being too difficult

@@Merk1387 I would have maybe preferred at least FF mode at the start, but overall, I still enjoyed my time with the game regardless. I don’t believe every game has to be the hardest game in the world to have fun, and I think Soulslike games have really given people that false idea that extremely hard = fun. I know what I’m getting into when playing Final Fantasy, and that’s for the story first and foremost.

@@MoreLimitless_ Agree 100%. Final Fantasy isn't known for being hard anyway. And soulslike games have definitely skewed the perception about hard being fun. It works for souls since the combat is simple but people would change their tune if they played DMC or Ninja Gaiden at the hardest difficulties.

@@pian-0g445 Yeah, the team moved on to their next project almost immediately after FFXVI released so hopefully they’ve at least taken feedback to heart. Overall, it looks like PC will be the definitive way to play this with mods for people who were disappointed with certain aspects of the game like its difficulty.

@@fastica While I did think the difficulty was a bit too easy in 16 myself, I think video game genres like Soulslikes have really skewed people’s thinking in believing that every game needs to be the hardest thing in the world to be fun. Absolutely not. But I do acknowledge that the difficulty balancing also wasn’t the best, even though I still really enjoyed the game regardless.

Character action games usually make their enemies spongy so that you can style and combo on them. The reason FF16 dose this even more prominently is mainly due to it not only being a stylish action game in general, but also the stagger system and most of the damage coming from strategically planning when and which of your abilities to use on a bosses stagger window.

Mythos Exalted is similar to Logos Unleashed in that it is a combat mod. However, unlike Logos Unleashed that only adds to what's already there without replacing anything, ME is an overhaul that replaces movesets, and implements custom abilities. For instance: Lunge - Swapped with "Phoenix Step", Air Magic - Replaced with "Air Charged Magic" (Will instantly use Charged Magic in air for combos)

@@MoreLimitless_ thx for the explanation

@@14megasxlr I don’t agree personally. As like I said in the video, after playing the game through many times, I think cooldowns make sense with how the combat is designed in this game. I also think that even without the combat mods the game still lends itself well despite not being as mechanically in depth as something like DMC. I play this game from time to time just to engage with the combat and it becomes very clear the more you practice combos that Ryota Suzuki still pulled off a great combat system despite having to follow a very different design philosophy than DMC5.

I hope so

Guess Deitube didnt deign it to censor me this time... odd.

@@eclisis5080 ??? It seems you clearly did not watch the video

@@MoreLimitless_ no cool down, are you serious, why even play game

@@eclisis5080 And that’s why I said you didn’t watch the video. Otherwise you would have known that I literally express how much I’m against the idea of no cooldowns, but I suggest it anyway for players that want that, because clearly, many people do.

@@MoreLimitless_ You're assuming I'm talking about you trying to attack you when I'm just commenting on the video,

@@eclisis5080 I don't think you're attacking me, nor do I take offense. I am responding and correcting you for something you are confused about, since it seems you didn't watch the whole video or just didn't catch that section where I explain my stance on the mod. I think this is completely fair.

I don't understand why people feel the need to place all the blame on Yoshi-P when he's literally only the producer of FFXVI. I think it's very disingenuous to place all the blame on someone who doesn't have nearly have as much creative control as he does on FFXIV. There are certainly design problems with the game, but most of those decisions, I'd bet, were not entirely up to Yoshi-P for this game in particular.

@MoreLimitless_ fair enough he was not the game director, and I never played ff14 in my life. (I dislike mmorpgs). He sadly was the biggest name behind the game. Also, you're right it is disingenuous. I am sorry Also, who tf was the game director? Man made a bad game and used Yoshi P to get hype for it.

@@mattappl3119 The director was Hiroshi Takai who had a development supervisory role on FF14 and is a very experienced game developer. They don't "use" Yoshi-P for hype, it's simply that Yoshi-P is a big name and very beloved by fans in general (For good reason). Although, I do not agree that the game is bad at all, I've always addressed that the game also isn't perfect as said in the video, and I respect your opinion regardless.

Although they don't have a dedicated run button mod yet, I did forget to mention in video that there is a mod that reduces the time sprint is activated.

Even though I really enjoyed the game, I cannot defend some of their design choices and think it's CS3's biggest flaws as a studio currently when it comes to their design philosophy in creating their games. Thankfully these mods, I feel, make the experience a lot better and mitigate some of the games flaws.

@MoreLimitless_ I definitely agree

They designs the game look like Devil May Cry mechanic so that's why it lack of rpgs, now with these mods it much better experience and it does feel like when you play FF15, some mods are not necessary but the weapon mode and ffxvifix is huge difference.

Hate to say it but CT3rd are pretty well known for their games having this problem, the ffxiv modding community is out of control now.

@@lancelot2833 Because they aren’t. They are a fundamental part of the design structure of the combat, and without them, everything becomes obsolete, even more so than before. Having played the game without cooldowns, this becomes very apparent. Cooldowns keep a consistent flow to combat, and if you know when and where to use them to balance style and strategic use, its implementation makes sense within the confines of the combat.

I like the cool downs. They encourage more use of other eikons and resource management.

@@MoreLimitless_ thats why i use reduced cooldowns but not instant, especially with critical mode

@@BuckshotBill118 Exactly. Turning off cooldowns completely removes any semblance of strategy the game had, especially in the stagger windows, and removes any incentive to switch between abilities. If they are off, like I said in the video, the stagger mechanic becomes useless and the flow of combat feels off because the game isn’t built to be played that way.

@@MoreLimitless_ I strongly disagree I put 400 hours in a game the cool down hurts the game the way that they could have fixed it by giving you no cooldowns for making the abilities do less damage

@@DarkRei7 I can agree that all they really needed to do was update it more post launch, but it seems more of the team moved on right after the game was finished. Although they don’t have a boss rush, I think Kairos Gate is a great alternative end game mode in its own right that’s very fun to play through.

@@MoreLimitless_ my main issue is a proper hard mode and playable Jill that Yoshi-P himself promised

@@DarkRei7 He didn’t promise a playable Jill or anything of the sort. Yoshi-P stated that if the PC port did well, other playable characters could be on the table in the future. However, I would not hold my breath for this myself.

@@MoreLimitless_ true the PC port did not do well apparently less than 400k sales after a month, Square were upset about 5 million sales in 6-8 months on a single platform, they're probably fuming that the PC port that they barely marketed sold that poorly

@@DarkRei7 We have to wait for a definite sales report for its sales so far on PC. For now, we cannot say anything for certain, but I would say FF16 in general is well over the 5 million mark atp.

@@hermonylee6123 The modding community is doing absolute wonders already and it’ll only get better going forward I feel.

nvidia can just use dldsr to play in 4k which erases any blur

I might have to try this cause with fsr on it seems to get slightly blurry

@@Animeluva3 I have a 7900 GRE Best settings for me to play at 1440p with best clarity were everything on High, shadows on Mid, resolution set to 1080 or 1200p with Super Resolution turned on in Adrenaline, and frame Gen in-game FSR & XESS implementation is just too blurry, wether set to quality or resolution scale on, especially in the backgrounds Also used Re-Shade mods to bring out more of the details that were lost in all the blur Gorgeous game after all that, felt like putting on a new pair of glasses lol

I'm on RX 7800 XT. I play the game with FSR 3 on, set to Native AA at 1440p. All other settings are set to ultra. Turn on Frame Generation + Sharpen on Adrenalin and the magic is done. (There's another in game feature that I turn off that adds up to the blurriness when left on, but I can't seem to remember what it is. It is one of those three that the only options are to turn on or off)