Final Fantasy 15: Ardyn Final Boss Fight and Ending (1080p 60fps)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Subscribe for more! ⇨ / @bossfightdatabase
☆ Final Fantasy 15 Ardyn final boss fight and ending on PS4 Pro in 1080p 60fps.
See all the Final Fantasy 15 boss battles here:
• Final Fantasy 15: Bloo...
✪ Subscribe! bit.ly/Subscrii...
Final Fantasy XV Ardyn Final Boss Battle and ending PS4 Pro FF15.
Whoever designed Ardyn deserves a medal.Whoever voiced him deserves a fucking Oscar
Roberto Ferrari - designer and character creation
Daryn de Paul - voice actor
Paulo Wirth damn thats daryn is ardyn but with 2 letters switched
''I have lived in darkness for ages!''
I know I'm late, but I believe the guy who voiced Ardyn is also the voice of Reinhardt in Overwatch
i am wood the guy that voiced Reinhardt in overwatch is the guy that voiced ardyn
I actually appreciate that the final boss in this FF instance is a one-on-one sword fight between men, and not some gigantic grotesque monster.
Jean-Marc Plante I thought the same thing!
It should be better though....but I like the one-on-one idea.....like other games should follow this step.
And what a more terrible monster than humans themselves? We art the only conscient creatures who destroy their homes, kill their equals and exploit lower life forms lives... WE ART THE MONSTERS!!!
but what FF has always been doing is to fight against an antagonist who craves power more than anything, and there is no power stronger than one of a god. That's why we always fight against the power, against those ridiculous gigantic powerful beast. This 1 is good but feels rather lackluster but I do like the 1 on 1, the lack of epicness in the fight but in the cutscene make it kinda meh.
I was actually disappointed by this. It's become such a staple in the series, and for once the villain actually had a reason to transform into a gigantic grotesque monster. I mean he absorbed countless daemons, god knows what kind of hellspawn he could have become. On top of that, I found Ardyn to be wayyyyy too easy. One of the easiest final bosses in the series tbh. Like Ravus and Ifrit were wayyyy better fights.
Am I the only one that disagrees with the theory that the last campfire they have together after the credits is the afterlife?
I took it that it was when they were headed to Insomnia for their final mission. And the reason they're so emotional is because they know Noct has to sacrifice himself.
Why would Noct say "how long has it been since we sat down at a campfire like this" in the afterlife? They did that right before they went to Insomnia :P
I think Gladio, Prompto and Ignis all survived.
I'm in agreement, It's more likely a flashback to effectively be the last supper before they go to insomnia to kick ass.
It is a flashback, it is their final meal together before they return to Insomnia
SonicPrototype, the theory that the campfire scene is in the afterlife is because the animators got lazy and forgot to add in the ring. making hard-core theorists believe it's in the afterlife. but in reality the animators just got lazy towards the end. so you're correct.
Actually, when they first enter Insomnia during Chapter 14, you can see Noctis put on the ring. He doesn't actually have it on 24/7.
I agree the campfire isn't in the afterlife. However, why are they standing with him and his father when he enters the afterlife?
Ardyn reflected every one of the Royal arms with a copy of his own, except for the final one which finished him off, the sword of the father, because he was illegitimate, on his fathers side. God I love that theory
I know this is two years later, but I think the reason Ardyn didn’t have the final one is because Ravus refused to let go of the sword, thus not letting Ardyn get it.
The actual truth is far more screwed up. Here we go:
The entire story, if you ignore the "Dawn of the future" novel, is a narrative about what happens when you are playing along with a script that seems more like a lesson in futility against the chains of fate.
Bahamut, the Draconian, made Somnus the heir to the throne, starting the line of lucis. Meanwhile, the one with actual healing powers, Ardyn, his brother, was turned into a monster who would absorb demons into his body, becoming the threat so reviled by the Gods. So really, Ardyn was the actual heir to the throne, but was glossed over in favor of the guy whose facial features Bahamut shared.
Ardyn, upon his reawakening, proceeded to try and get his revenge on his brother by killing his successor to the throne, the 12th King of Lucis, Regis. But while Ardyn did indeed best him in a fight, Bahamut intercepted before Ardyn could deliver the killing blow. Ardyn was told in no uncertain terms that his entire existence is just limitless shadow to usher in limitless light when Noctis finally comes into his own, claims the throne, and kills Ardyn himself, losing his life in the process. Ardyn, without much fuss decides to accept this, as this means that with Noct's death the line of Lucis will die out anyway, and he accepts his role as a villain if it means his revenge will finally be sated.
@@1aundulxaldin Honestly, I dislike episode ardyn and decided not to accept it as canon. He was much more of a threat while we considered him to be a spiteful person, lusting for revenge over what could have been centuries.
@@MoreImbaThanYou I rather like it, it's a nice spin on the destined hero trope. Ardyn was destined, preordained by the Gods, to be the villain of this story. He didn't choose it, he served the Gods and actively seeked to be their vassal but instead was cast down into the deepest darkness.
Yeah, but... Ardyn killed Ravus with the copy of Sword of the Father so your theory is ruined.
Don't why some people expected Ardyn to turn into an insane monster after this fight.
This is not your typical generic final boss with monstrous form aka "This isn't even my final form" cliche.
It's just a personal fight, man vs man fight. Turning Ardyn after this into a monster would've destroyed the character from my point of view.
Prince Marth my only complain is that the battle mechanics does not help....but yeah it was the best idea to put 1v1 sword fight not some mutant monster
Yeah the battle mechanics kind of sucks, i mean, i like the hack and slash concept but it just works better for Kingdom Hearts and NieR Automata
but it's freaking FF. Of course most people expect it to be like how they always do things. You know.. like an RPG rather than a bittersweet novel in cutscene format? I am not going to say FFXV is the worst, but it will never be one of the best in the series ever.
In the first place if you need to separate the story into a movie and another part in the game, just so people fully understands the plot. It's already pretty lame no? That's never how RPG tells their story.
I do know that FF XV may not be the best in the franchise, but i love this change when it comes to it's final boss.
it's a change for the worst in terms of sequences, the action combat is good I will admit
“I have lived in darkness for AGES.”
If that line doesn’t hit you at least a little, you’ll never appreciate Ardyn’s character.
Bane would be proud
Ardyn managed to squeeze out a full win. He ended the line that started with his brother sitting on the throne. And he died a permanent death leaving behind a world in ruin. But maybe not all hope is entirely lost.
Ardyn wasn't even the real villain. Noctis was an unfair victim who accepted his inevitable fate and still did save hi Kingdom at least from further pain, so all the deaths that came before this were not in vain. Both parties were essentially screwed over not by Ardyn, but by the real villain who wrote the script of "Light vs. Darkness."
*Bahamut, the Draconian.*
According to the novel full of material that would have been used for other DLCs, Bahamut is the true antagonist of FF15.
Ardyn is so depressingly tragic. The only way he can find peace is if he is wiped from existence entirely--body and soul.
That's why I think Ardyn is the best villain in the series. He's one of the few villains who ultimately gets exactly what he wanted. The heroes save the world, but it ultimately still fit perfectly into the villain's plans.
Seeing those 4 dead bodies hanging up there really hurt me before fighting.
Shattered Peace It wasn't really their bodies. It was an illusion.
Emmanuel Watkins even so it was still a sad sight
A lot! There was even Nyx there!
Aldercapt was very out of place, why should he have any impact on us?!?(If I'm mistaken and it was Ravus, then that's better). But Nyx, Regis and Luna hurt like hell ;-;
Yeah it was Ravus :(
I like how at 7:05 Noctis basically starts speaking interpretive rapping.
Though it had some flaws, I thought the ending was executed perfectly. I really like how it's night when you boot up the game on the menu, but once you beat it the peaceful music plays and it's day. One of my favorite games ever now.
I suppose 15 suffers from the same problem as 9 and 10 where the penultimate boss (the boss before the final boss) should've actually been the final boss which in this case it's Ifrit.
@@todd2.08 late to the conversation, but I disagree. 15’s final boss simple and sweet. It was a king vs a king. No need for final god forms or taking on giant monsters. It was a battle of equals.
@@todd2.08 I know im 3 years late but i think seymour wouldn’t be a good final boss
@@DrawV2 I actually forgot about my reply but I retract what I said, Ardyn is a great final boss
But isn’t the boss before Yu Yevon, Jecht?
@@todd2.08 oh yeah
Imagine if ardyn had pheonix downs
Phoenix down only cures knockout status not death
it's called game-storyline segregation. Basically Ardyn is immortal storywise.
@@yeflynne It's hard to die in this game. Such a shame that Phoenix down gives full health. The thing should be expensive and rare but the bad combat couldn't make that possible.
Caois already used phoenix downs against Serah in FF 13-2 is something at least
He need someone to use it on him, so its useless
Game was so beautiful it had me jaw dropped from the start to final boss
I really enjoyed the fight style in FFXV, though the camera could do with some sorting in the other battles. Looks epic as hell. Noctis and Ardyn are awesome af.
200k hp Last boss !
"Off my chair, jester. The King sits there."
Oh someone *finally* got a fight right.. same size same power... Single 1 on 1 fight. Perfect. Not to mention the plot is amazing.
Safer Sephiroth will always be a more memorable battle IMO. But this Is coming from someone who obviously has Final Fantasy VII as their favourite game In the series.
@@JaxonElzinga nah your right
sepihroth
Kefka
kuja
best boss fights
@@michaeljames6737 ultimecia
His fight felt to easy even on hard mode
The plot is mid at best. The plot of Versus XIII is better.
The true final boss opportunity was lost when Noctis has "died" and entered the Crystal afterlife part. I absolutely was so stoked to see him Warp-blade down into the crystal void and I was hoping that meant a final Ardyn confrontation awaited.
0:09' Emperor Aldercapt of Niflheim - King Regis of Insomnia - Princess Lunafreya of Tenebrae - Nyx Ulric of Kingsglaive - all this 4 dead bodies symbolise the maniplation of the world by Ardyn.
Amaury Boons I think ravus is on there as well
Noah Nevet no that’s Iedolas
Matthew playz yes?
The campfire scene still kills me inside. I always cry,no matter how many times I watch it
"Ten Years and Nothing to show for it" even Ardyn was waiting a decade for this lmao
loool i just realised why they made the timeskip a decade
LMBO. you're right.
Technically he's waited MUCH longer than that.
Swagule Mihawk To make Ardyn wait
Ardyn may be no Kefka, but he stands out as an especially great Villain. And a meta one at that.
"I shall wait for you...In the beyond"
An ad right where Noctis is sacrificing his life? Really? GREAT timing...
Wait, so Ardyn was defeated in the real world, killed and sent to the afterlife, and then Noctis killed himself to follow him there so he could kill him more?
I mean that's pretty harsh XD
Noctis had to. Ardyn is functionally immortal; he's barred from the Astral World (the true afterlife), and his body is hard to kill and reforms because of the daemonic energy he's absorbed. It's what embittered him in the first place - his relative, who would later become a Lucian King, would see Ardyn's immortality and daemonic energy and turned the people against him and had him deposed.
At any rate, Ardyn doesn't die, and when he did due to the power Noctis had built up over ten years, Ardyn was sent to the beyond, still possessing his power. Ardyn implies that Noctis could have banished the Starscourge without confronting Ardyn, but I suppose Noctis figured that, given enough time, Ardyn could start things up all over again. That, and as he says indirectly, Ardyn deserves his rest.
It was the only option he had sadly, Ardyn was so powerful and lived so long, that the only thing Noctis could really hope to do at this point was fight him to a draw where they both end up dying.
Also, to add to what Michael Holiday said, Ardyn deserved his revenge by seeing the traitor who became King's line end, as he was wanting all along, and the gods who betrayed as well lose all their most valuable assets, which was the Lucian line, their mortal forms and the last crystal of the world.
@@michaelholiday6064 play episode ardyn and you see what happens noctis kills ardyn.
What some people don’t get about this fight, is that it is easy for a reason, and it’s not like it’s hidden from the plot. Ardyn’s main objective was always to find death at last, to find rest after thousands of years of suffering. This is why it’s always Ardyn who puts Noctis on the right path to his destiny. In a way, it’s funny to think that Ardyn helps the ignorant Noctis through his journey because he knows it’s the only way he will find peace. Thus, Ardyn is not a master of evil like Kefka for example. His aim is to find rest, not to destroy the world. Putting it in the dark is only some kind of training for Noctis. In consequence, the final boss fight being easy makes perfect sense.
Not necessarily. We don't know which ending in Episode Ardyn is canon.
I rather think it was unintentionally easy, since the entire game was ridiculously easy. It was pointed out often and when it did get difficult, it was either due to the bosses being damage sponges that can 1 shot the player even on max level, or by making puzzle dungeons harder with platforming the gameplay wasn't fit to support.
Exactly. Ardyn ultimately just wanted to finally be able to die, which he needed the king to come into his full power to be able to accomplish (since the darkness he took into himself made him unable to die and the crystal/ring/light/whatever is the only thing that can get rid of it). Getting to torture the descendants of Somnus and just generally wreak havoc is simply the cherry on top.
I felt so sad when i saw the picture i chose just laying on the chair :'(
I love that maniacle and paranoid blaze in Ardyn's eyes at the beginning...
A sociopath with charm,right our kind of boyfriends,eh sis???
@@elisabethacronqvist7859 yes;-) :-P
I don't know which made me cry more in this game, the main villains story, The Last campfire, the picture, or them adding noctis to the title screen.
He who wears the crown not only is given the ultimate power, but the heaviest burden of all. Is it a great honor to be one or an unbearable curse? A true king fights for his people for without them he is nothing at all and Noctic proves to be a king if kings.
The story was very well written for this, while I wish the fight was a bit harder to match your skill, it was a hell of a ride :)
Is there a hard difficulty? Or is normal the highest?
I did finish the game and see a New Game+ in the menu. Haven't tried it yet though, don't know if it's the same level monsters or harder ones.
From what I understand NG+ is still whatever difficulty you were playing on originally, with no boosts to monsters or anything. You keep all you levels and items though.
The point is to display that Ardyn is just a human, despite his curse, and Noctis possesses the power of himself, the crystal that matches to Ardyn's darkness, and then the previous kings he collected the weapons for, which makes him much stronger than Ardyn who mimics their power with the darkness.
24 hours after release and there are already dozens of ending videos out lol
A lot of people get copies before release from the publisher. Embargo is a thing after all.
Adderall's a hell of a drug haha
I didn't play FF15 yet, but i have seen the movie Kingsglaive and the first time i have seen this guy Ardyn i knew it will be the main vilain.
I can't stop watching this last battle to get that dopamine. This level, to me, tells more about the game.
3:51 - 4:05 - I love how this part plays out: Noctis tries to hit Ardyn with Lightning and Fire simultaneously, but it barely fazes Ardyn (all while shocking/charring Noctis), only for Ardyn to respond with "cant you do any better than that?" while summoning a daemonic whirlwind which propels Noctis into the air. And after falling to the ground on his side, Ardyn warps over to Noctis and kicks him over, again taunting him: "10 years and nothing to show for it!"
Noctis is just throwing molotov cocktails. There is nothing to impress there.
The campfire scene at the end destroyed me when I first saw it.
"Did you just....phoenix down yourself...but how?"
"Fuck you that's how"
Leon Vanic I mean, you could have one hidden in your tooth and bite down on it if someone is about to kill you. Reverse cyanide pill!
29:40 my favorite part because it finally revisits the traditional theme of Final Fantasy
For some reason It sound familiar to me
Wonderful game. It is a little surreal, though, to hear a song like "Stand By Me" close out a Final Fantasy.
Ff9? Hello?
?
To be fair, it closed with Apocalypsis Noctis, which played right after
I’m not hating on the final battle or anything, but when Ardyn says “You and your crystal, against all I have become.” I really thought that meant Ardyn was going to transform into a huge demon monster and you get to fight him along side of the huge gods like Leviathan or something.
I'm glad he didnt turn into a huge monster. I really enjoyed the man vs. man fight after fighting monsters and overpowered people the whole game
I feel like Ardyn is not the one talking but the infinite daemons that inhabit his body. He said, “Do not let us down.” The daemons were losing their war so they likely chose Ardyn as their vessel and corrupted his personality to suit their goals.
never noticed that he's even more tragic now
The most heartbreaking thing about the ending scenes is that when the old kinds of Lucis are pretty much impaling noctis one by one... the very last king is actually king Regis... who impales him with the sword of the father
True. I was shocked that something beside Nier could make me shed a tear
Bittersweet endings are the best
Now I have no problem with them, but I do think square's been doing them too much lately.
Anyone coming back here with a changed perspective about the stakes of this fight after watching Ardyn DLC?
Episode Ardyn is online from you.
Yeah,When i played this once more after Ardyn's dlc,I kinda feel sad for him because he was betrayed by his bloodline,Aerea and even the gods
The one thing I was disapointed was that freaking sky battle.
Why, why did the camera just MOVED that way? Switching at place in an unatural speed that was nor impressive, nor even pratical.
at the end of the game I wasn't expecting ardyn to be the final boss I thought I will be those other general's in the early game.
So noct basicly used the knights of the round summon to finish things
(Sorry for being late) it’s more like the other knights of the Lucii judging their fight to see who truly deserves to be king
ff15 was the only ff i managed to play till the end... all other took forever and i mostly got stuck on leveling haha
fought this guy at level 66 and i swear afterwards i was just sitting their like “was that it?”
I fought him at level 49, and Ifrit made that hell on fucking earth
Samee, I fought them at level 60 and was expecting way worst🤣 like other typical FF games
Ravus, Ifrit, and that goddamn dog we're all harder than ardyn
I could hear Reinhardt at 7:43. Amazing voice actor, loved this scene.
Solaris Well, it is the same voice actor, so of course he lets a bit of Reinhardt bleed into Ardyn if the situation calls for it.
Yeah! I loved hearing it!
I am honored to have this,game.
Hands down one greatest final fantasy villain in all final fantasy series
is it just me or ffxv really feels like a tech test for the 7 remake. The final battle totally look like what Cloud and sephiroth went through. I bet the very battle for the 7 remake will be like this.
Not really lol theyre quite different. Only similarity is swords
Who els came here because of the newest side quest, a gift from the gods from assassin creed origins
Only thing I regret about this game was not getting to fight a Diamond Weapon from the film. That would of been some epic boss fight. The creature itself reminds me of Giant of Babel from FF IV, the insane difficult superboss
8:10 damn thats some deep voice
4:09 Looking at their item stash, there isn’t any possible way to lose this fight. With that many Elixirs, Hi-Potions, and Dispels, you can’t get downed. And even if you did, you have 51 Mega Phoenixes, probably even more Phoenix Downs.
This ending/finale was perfect aside from the battle not even being close to a challenge. It's unfair how noctis can have a maximum of 99 potions or any other kind of curative. Ardyn should probably be able to use those too. Ardyn can use curatives in episode ardyn. Also, he doesn't even use the combat mechanics he had in his episode. The undead form when in danger, phantasm baldest, shadow steps, and a lot more.
If you farm items ofc its easy but i had like 5 potions and 1 phoenix down for this, it was fucking tough
Noctis: This time... you can rest in piss.
Ardyn: I will awai- ... wait, wha-?
Noctis: *pees on Ardyn*
Bahamut: Attaboy.
Somnus: XD
This one is different from the other final fantasy bosses. It is the only one that the final boss didn't change in a monster like the other bosses
Just started playing two weeks ago. Nice to know who the final boss is. I must learn to stay off of RUclips
It was obvious anyways, surely..?
Jonathan Langham not really? I thought he was sketchy but not this! He’s a clown!
Did anyone else feel that after leaving the first continent, the game went downhill from there? I was having a blast completing all of the main and side quests. I did as much as could and set sail. After that, it just became a rushed constant hallway after hallway with nothing much to do other than watch a bunch of cut scenes. I don't know it was because I came in over leveled, but even the final boss was more of a cinematic than a challenge. I guess I'm used to all the other FF's I played where you have a shit ton to do in every continent.
you mostlikely just came in over leveled. once you beat the game you can go back in time and do all the side stuff at your leisure. so doing the side stuff before completeing the story made you very OP for the main story objectives. I know first hand cause I did the same and noticed most of the monsters in the story were around lv 30-40ish while I was lv 60+ the only ones that weren't were the wall daemons which were like 80+ I think.
The game goes from a good start to a boring repetitive bunch of side quest to a slight improvement in Altissia and then totally downhill. For me, it started as an 8 and ended as a 6.
I fought the last guy at level 44 and he was pretty hard. Like I didn't die, but I think I used like 20 items against him. Hardest part was the finale when you're both exhausted, he had me where I'd stand up just to be downed again.
Jim Bob the second we go to altissia the game becomes a 6/10
Not for me that's some of the most intense stuff of the game. I mean sure I would've loved to explore it more but storywise things really heated up and in a good way in my opinion. Not too many stories are willing to give a main character a physical handicap you know.
I have to say. this one goes really sad in the end... i mean, you LITERALLY moved land, sky and ocean... and even the gods themselvs to sabe your land... just to die?
AioriadLeo it's a sacrifice to stop the accursed from rising again what did u expect??
all of it was explained by bahamut goddammit
Ardyn is basically like the Anti-Christ, you can't just blast him away, a sacrifice is needed.
lmao
@billy
Well, at least he has a decent afterlife ready for him. Martyrdom FOR A CATEGORICALLY-GOOD CAUSE makes you powerful friends. No blowing yourself up all willy-nilly, though. Then you're just a jerk.
am I the only one hoping Ardyn makes it in Dissidia?
He's the main antagonist, it's predictable. I hope...(we never had the main antagonist from FF XIII but still we got Lightning)
Well, Bhunivelze would be hard to translate into a fighting game without removing the sense of truly awesome power you get from fighting him. If we ever get him at all, I expect him to be a campaign boss. But a Chaos-side representative for XIII could easily be Caius Ballad, seeing as he's been described as Lightning's equal in abilities (as of XIII-2, at least), and his design is pretty cool and unique with his modernized Native American motif. They'd have to differentiate him well from the spell-slinging swordsman group Dissidia already has a lot of, though.
Michael Holiday Perhaps Caius :) although he's not exactly a villian but...an Anti-Hero.
then you will just have another Cloud + vann hybrid. Not sure why they didn't come up with some new innovative ideas but just reused what they did before for a final boss.
Caius too
The final title card seems to imply that Luna Freya is Etro
Why is Stand By Me not playing during the credits dude?!
Shouldve made Somnus deal the last hit in a dramatic sequence. Wouldve been so epic
amazing ending!!!
Best final fantasy game in my opinion. Love the story, and Ardyn is so awesome.
Truely!
Lol
Lmao at the fact that the chairs at the end are made by earth brand Coleman
Listening to Neodammerung from the Matrix while watching this is simply face-meltingly awesome. XD
Did Noct really died or what was that?
he dies..
Noooooo!!! He was so young... :(
@@nachti6251 About 30 Something Years Old
amazing.
Knowing how epic this shit was, I can't wait to see HOW FUCKING AMAZING FFVII REMAKE IS.
Older Gladio reminds me Roman Reigns
Ardyn should have his Royal Arms like here, like in Episode Ignis.
Hated the last 3 chapters, but overall, good game and great final fight👍🏼 I'm glad I completed most of the sidequests before chapter 9, allowing me to beat Ifrit and Ardyn fairly easily
that moment you are at this bossfight and used all of your potions and spells...
HOW DO I DO DIS IM LOW LVL
MAX HEALTH IS 2500
Where was your last save? you can just go back to past lucis and do some side quests first and prepare?buy some potions create some magic or something but you can also continue but with caution
i am level 81 when i finished the game
breezed through it
Lol I'm lvl 37
My last save was 10 hours ago and 2 mins ago
ardyn had 40x more hp than noctis and still lost lol
even funnier, the adamantoise has 1000x more hp and dies
assuming noct has 5000 hp
Ardyn purposely let Noctis beat him so Ardyn could finally die and end his immortality.
Aha, the very last scene with the photo reminded me that the photo I chose was the one with Cindy. I almost couldn't stop laughing.
So, guys, I've bought Final Fantasy XV. Digitally.
Would you say it was a good purchase or would I have been better off buying Modnation Racers?
Yes, but I don't like playing games, knowing that I'll just die at the end.
Just feels worthless.
Yes, I know that. But I meant just generally dying. Besides...
You can't play all the video games that come out after your death.
You think 10 years is a long time?! It is nothing to me. I HAVE LIVED IN DARKNESS FOR AGES
That Being 2000 Years
@@Astralreaper7955 plot twist he's us when final fantasy ends in 2800
Noctis: ''Off my chair Jester the king sits there.'' Me: Ardyn's not a king and plus Light is stronger than dark because Noctis has God on his side
If Noctis knew Ardyn's true live story,he would team up with Ardyn against the gods.
I feel bad for Ardyn and Noctis,they both are equally fucked up
Do you like what I’ve done with the world, I twisted it all....just for you
Makes child go down my spine every time I Hear it
Ardyn is taller than Noctis
Congratulations! I'll plan him a party later!
Is it just me or is old noctis the spitting image of Keanu Reeves?
The Legend lives in games too
Jon Wick vibe...yes...
The story felt rushed but it was alright I guess.. kind of a sad ending.. They could of done much more with it. Kind of a disappointment for them to work on this game for 10 years and fall short to the older final fantasies.
It's even worse once you find out about the cut Luna DLC that was suppose to add way more to the DLC and I believe the ending too
I did find this game super short compared to all other FF games
Ta locao?
My gosh, that final fight was too short imho
Wait...if Ardyn will achieve both his goals of ending the lucian bloodline AND finally ending his own immortality by having Noctis killing him, then...why is there even a boss fight with Ardyn at all? why didn't Ardyn just approached Noctis as the throne room, and said something like "kill me now, so that we can both end this". Noctis would've killed him on the spot, absorve the power of his ancestors, meet Ardyn in the afterlife, kill both him and himself in the process, and Ardyn still wins! so why was the boss fight even necessary? Am I missing something? I just don't get it...
Ardyn wanted to see what Noctis was capable of. He basically got off on this fight. And if ardyn put up no fight and just let Noctis kill him, Noctis would've known something was up. The fight is for Ardyn's amusement.
Of course he wanted to see what the chosen one had to offer why the crystal chose noctis and not him why he was the better alternative over ardyn
probably my favorite final fantasy and I grew up playing from 7 and beyond.
Something's wrong in there... yay xD
Even in the afterlife their still pushing that car. 😜😜
That's not the afterlife, that's a flashback - Noctis says that they haven't camped next to a fire in a long time, where you literally do just that before you return to Insomnia. They showed it late just to drive the feelings home/for storytelling purposes.
Michael Holiday ID just like to think this
So kinda confused on the ending he marries lunafreya but is he still dead along with her or this another life with ardyn being there?
I literally got stuck in the worst position in the game...no potions...max health is 2000...idk what to do for real
still wish your party would not be taken out by those black bolts, I mean if that's the case he could have just hit Noct with that too and just be done with it all.
would have made far more sense if he would have amassed a huge army of daemon's (including those diamond weapons) in Insomnia.
Having noct's friends distracted by battling off most of the smaller daemons while noctis takes on Ardyn and his Diamond weapons while summoning the kings of Lucis (to actually fight instead of doing nothing for the entire darned game)
Recall that Noctis had spent ten years building up the power of the Crystal, while his friends had not. It's highly unlikely that he would have been just as easily susceptible to the magic. Ardyn was a King of Light himself; he knows what the Crystal makes you capable of. Also, Prompto, Ignis, and Gladiolus all survived the bolts.
And having Ardyn summon demons in his fight with Noctis actually contradicts his character and motivations - he's a showman, and has always been big on presentation. Beyond that, as he says, "They have no place here, in this battle of kings." Noctis summoning the past kings to fight Ardyn is also contradictory to what the Ring of Lucii is said to be able to do - Noctis gets their knowledge and their presence, not the ability to hit them up for game time. The only reason they could hurt him in the real world was because of their connection and the Ring. It also doesn't make sense from a meta standpoint, because you'd imagine that if the Ring could call them back corporeally, Noctis would do it more often as opposed to an eleventh-hour superpower. If you say that they could have made it so from the start, then it would be bad from a gameplay standpoint because Summons and the Armiger already take up what role summoning the past kings would fill - there is simply no room, rhyme, or reason for it, by lore, continuity, or gameplay.
I've played every major game in the series (except 8) and storyline-wise this was the best in my opinion. I think if 7 had the technology we have now (hello, remake) it would be the best, but given what we have on this date this was the most effective. I teared up a few times during the ending. I didn't do that when Aeris died. Granted, I was like 12 so maybe I didn't get it.
Long story short, I wasn't invested in the characters until the last few chapters. By the end I was in tears.
half the story was offscreen, and crucial character elements you only learn from the OVAs and mobile games, but even so, I do see where you are coming from.
It's on par with X for me.
I don't think it's the best but I am ranking it very high on my list of best final fantasy games. Settling right in at the number 4 slot, oh and I put the 13 triliogy together at the number 5 spot too.
@@1aundulxaldinyou didn’t watch kingsglaive 😊
This was one of the greatest final encounters in FF series... IMO. I just wish it had better build-up to it. Holy shit, they finished this game off great. It's almost as if they made this part first then wore themselves out with the rest of the game... /shrug
Here from assassins creed origins
im fighting on the street. but i lowered his health bar. nothing happened
lindinle hey I have the same problem have u fix your yet ?
This boss gets a 7.9 out of 10
Couldn’t Noct just live on for a couple more years after he killed Adryn? I mean, light was brought back to the world (As shown when Noct was sitting on the throne) so his goal was accomplished and the daemons have been slain. Who cares if Ardyn had to wait a couple years, at least let the man live on before saying goodbye
Arydn had to go in order for the daemons to be killed permanently. Through his journey he had to learn to be selfless and to put the people before himself. That's how a king acts, I'm mixed on the ending myself but I do see what they were going for here.
I noticed one thing, The mystic (first king somnus brother of ardyn) didn"t did the first blow but the second blow why ? does Somnus have remorse so he wait after the King of yore with wings ?
1pz2s after the anime,I think Somnus was happy to help killing someone
@@gabrielebuonocore2896 happy to kill his own heir ? :D
Seemed like Noctus met up with and married his wife in the afterlife. Presumably the other 3 died by the steps when all they stayed behind and had to fight all the monsters approaching.
The trio did survive the battle according to Hajime Tabata, director of FFXV
3:30 *_"Haagh!"_*
_[Tries to shoot a sleep dart but realizes this isn't Overwatch]_