Summit1g Reacts: FINAL FANTASY XIV Documentary Part #2 - "Rewriting History"
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Summit reacts the second part of the Final Fantasy XIV documentary about how the game was made and how it all originated!
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Haven’t seen Summit THIS invested in the development background of an MMO, let alone a video game, watching an hours long documentary. You can tell he’s actually interested in the process of FFXIV’s death and rebirth. Really cool to see!
Didn't he watched it on stream because chat keep telling him over and over?
He did said he might watch it in his spare time though but who knows.
The servers were down for maintenance so he took video recommendations from chat to watch in the meantime. But he clearly was interested too.
@@eatingmiketysonsass3802 The reason he didn’t want to watch it on stream was because it was a 3 part documentary that went for a couple hours and even though chat suggested it first, Summit was interested in watching it regardless but wasn’t sure if chat would want to watch with him for THAT long. Reason why he watched the other two super long parts.
It's a good story.
That great gobbue wall is also canon to in game lore it’s referenced in npc dialogue
Oh really? I know it may be a bit of a pain to find but could you perhaps link that from a wiki or something for people to see? I'm pretty interested to read this dialogue.
@@mangalink25 It's part of the MSQ when you were first getting cid back from the church, I think the quest was he who waited behind
@@OfficialDjTalksick Nice, thanks.
The 7th umbral calamity happening in game with a massive war going on between the players and an endless amount of monsters and then becoming a permanent moment in the game's universe was the greatest move for an MMO I've ever seen.
And they were just soo casual about it!
There's actually a sight seeing log that also references the great goobbue wall called the lonely giant just to the east of camp drybone. A single goobbue stands covered in foliage and its surroundings with an npc explaining that he was part of the battle of carteneau and fled there when his master was struck, collecting seeds along the way which grew around him where he finally succumbed to his injuries.
Wowww
Yeah, the Crystal Tools engine that they used in XIV had a number of problems, and one of those was that they wouldn't have been able to put out expansions on it. 1.0 looked prettier than 2.0, but that was the only part of the engine that essentially worked, and even there, the graphics were lagging everything.
"this dude pretty much plays starcraft on his ff14 office"
....quite apt.
I was there at the end and it was amazing! We all got our Chocobos, our Gobbues, our lifetime discounts, our names in the credits and our neck tattoos ;)
Not trying to ruin the hype,
But the original 1.0 game was considered a failure, again and again, so it’s compensation for having ever touched 1.0 and actually having played it.
What was your name? I wanna go back to the credits of ARR and find it
Final Fantasy 14's Legacy Style movement is best used with a controller because 1.0 was made to be played with a controller first. Even in all its disjointed glory. Without the controller, you cannot move precisely or with complete control. It's not too obvious as to why if you are tend to play with the camera zoomed out, but it is very noticeable, especially if you've played games where you move STRAIGHT.
That's right. Whenever you move left or right, you are never moving straight. You are moving at a curve toward the camera. The sharpness of the curve tied to how zoomed in the camera is. The closer it is, the sharper the curve. Additionally the strafe left and right keys conflict with the move left and right function. If any combo of 2 of the four is used, then you will cease movement altogether. Why they never adjusted it to be more functional and less restrictive may have everything to do with it being the "Legacy" style. It's how it used to be. If you want that in all its glory, then knock yourself out.
The legacy style movement's only three benefits are that 1) you can move toward the camera at full speed instead of backpedaling, 2) you will not be turned around if you use any action no matter which way you were facing as the movement is based on the camera's orientation, NOT the player character's, and 3) you can enjoy a more dynamic camera.
The cons are so severe, that Standard movement will beat out Legacy any day of the week, especially in precise movements and having total control over how you move.
Summit's reaction about the controller is hilarious.
I First Tried this Game and Played in 2012 for my self quick in 6month the Old UI Brings back Memories this was Right When I quit wow for a bit after FireLands and Deathwing for WoW
I’m just glad Summit is enjoying FF14, I know Summit loves PvP games but FF14 is more of a PvE game.
It’s nice to see him chill on stream and play this game.
@KonaGaming you should’ve seen him during his last stream. During the 5 hour maintenance, this guy was so addicted to fishing that he waited and watched videos of FFXIV for hours just to wait for the server to come back up. Dude was on mad copium for a game he JUST started. I reckon his in this game for decent amount of time.
@KonaGaming he said he’s not going to play New World already. He said that in today’s stream………He says there’s no point especially when it comes out next month.
He also said he is enjoying FF14 and does not want to play New World yet.
EDIT: Summit knows that FF14 has a booty PvP system, he is looking forward to the raids and will challenge himself, especially with the patience of raiding.
@@alxiong and the PVP was one of the reasons why he was very hesitant on playing FFXIV in general despite almost being done with MMO’s for a while. I think the simplistic yet complex abilities/combat, in-depth job rotations, user-friendly UI & engaging story (for the most part lol) are what I think are the one of many reasons why he’s able to stick with the game and watch hours of FFXIV content despite it’s PVP having a bad rep. Something where it matters to Summit A LOT.
Well, maybe. The latest patch started a new season of The Feast and with more WoW refugees coming in maybe they’ll spark an interest.
@KonaGaming He's fully aware that FF PvP is lacking from the RUclips videos he's watching before and during his playtime - I don't think he's playing it because of PvP, I mean last stream he was wanting to chill by Fishing
He also said on stream that he's skipping over New World today to play FF. So he definitely has interest to play for now.
Now if he does play through the whole MSQ and do some raids it's not like FF14 is going to be the only game he plays since it's designed in a way that you actually might have other games you want to play
That's project management, you break down the task the smallest element and predict the time required to complete those small tasks. Predicting small tasks is far easier than huge tasks.
to the people saying the subtitles are "scuffed"... no. thats usually just what they said in Japanese. They didn't speak 100% perfectly all the time, and i'd say the subtitles were pretty accurate.
As a 1.0 vet, this game was hot garbage, but at the time it came out being an FFXI fan I didn't care. I still remember my adventures through 1.0 and I would do it again if I could go back. I remember your level didn't matter for armor, yes you can be level 1 and equip level 50 armor, yes you would get penalties, but it didn't matter once you hit level cap you had your armor. Crafting was god awful, each crafter worked off of another crafters' crafted item and they weren't leveled around the same time. For example at level 10 for carpenter, there was a recipe to make a level 10 lance, that recipe consisted of several items you needed, but they required level 20 crafters or higher to make those parts, just for a level 10 lance. There was no recipe book in-game for crafting, you had to memorize the mats needed for crafting something.
They set up a separate place for you to put retainers to sell goods, there was no auction board or market boards like in ARR, you literally had to go through crowds of player-owned retainers to search for anything you wanted. we are talking wards that held 100+ retainers and there were like 20 wards to go through. They eventually added an item search function later which marked any retainer that had what you were looking for in that ward with a star above their head.
If you listen to the song Answers from Final fantasy 14 then you understand it now and why people cryed, yes they cryed when they listen to that song because ARR was a great jorney but the jorney before that was great too but not many people know that jorney.
i think im the only one who loved 1.0 even though it was incomplete.. maybe because I love that they got the job change system from ff tactics? i quit the game right before subscription started. (coz i don't have any credit card i cant continue playing anymore.) so i started 2.0 with lvl 45
Me watching this for the first time while waiting on a 1k queue representing their success.
Nice found part 2
10:11 Its SCRUM btw
Yeah they are protective of the brand, but have shown themselves to be its biggest threat. I mean this happened, and they handled it right, and successfully saved it. Then not too long later FFXV happened 🤦♂️. I’d be willing to bet money if FFXVI wasn’t announced to have Yoshi-P as a director, there would be a big difference in people faith in it.
XV was not a bad game. A solid 7/10.
@@adjam4014 gave it an 8 i loved it. The guy in charge fucked up kingdom hearts 3.
@@DontayMooreTabata took over and tried to fix it. I can give it 8/10.
XV is a weird one, like I don't enjoy it's open world and some of it's gameplay decisions at all, but tbh, the characters themselves were what carried that game, and I feel like the more linear sections of XV were a lot more enjoyable to me
@@gin9410 I don’t disagree there were plenty of things I did enjoy , but there in lies the problem. XV is not a bad video game, but it is not a good FF, by any means. And a good, dare I say great, FF was exactly what the community expected. So considering they changed it to a mainline… on top of the resources that went into not only itself but its expanded universe.. the quality of story telling and world building, basically everything that makes a FF story what they are, imo, wasn’t acceptable. I defended XV all the way up to launch when others could see what I couldn’t. I’ve been a diehard FF fan since 7 I’ve played them all and I still currently play XIV since ARR, so what I say about XV is in no way from a place of hate just disappointment.
Going back to watch this a year later I still find it funny Summit still didn't understand that 1.0 had better graphics than 2.0 did. It wasn't until stormblood and even more recently graphics in the new game were even close to 1.0. 1.0 had way more animations/animated cutscenes and a way higher base texture quality and polygon count which was half the problem the with the game as explained in the last video and the first part of this one where yoshida basically had to nerf the quality of the assets to make things progress smoothly to match the skill level of the programmers he had. Also I think people forget 2.0 was also sorta a disaster on launch. They got the game out it was defnitely not 1.0 bad but it wasn't great either. It took alot of patches for Realm Reborn to get good and even then the game didn't really get going until the expansion.
in Asherons call...The Hopeslayer's arrival ...A red comet Was patched in and added in the sky ( like Game of thrones!) And all the water in the land turned to blood. players logged in one day and the world was totally different no one knew what was happening and there was no explanation ...Then he arrived a GIANT demon The Hopeslayer deamon appeared in random towns casting SUPER high level spell and just killing entire parties of Derath's heroes in one swoop he was twice the size of a normal player and controlled by a real life developer....
It was a magical time to be into MMOs long before WoW's theme park formula set the industry bar MMOs made their mark on the genre.
FF14 1.0's last days remind me of that time in Asheron' Call !
anyone remember Animal in Asheron's call ? what a fucking Legened ... a regular player who stood toe to toe against the Hopeslayer with advanced strafe casting tactics that everyone would eventually adopt and use in AC PVP!
You're right in that the 1.0 version of the game did look better than what we would get for several years in A Realm Reborn and beyond. The problem was that it ran like crap. It's one thing for a game to be so demanding that all but the most powerful rigs can't run it, but FF14 1.0 has a unique razzy of being so badly optimized that its own servers couldn't run it.
The producer dude sounds like he could have gotten into Japanese VA work quite easily. Really cool voice, reminds me of anime.
Watched part 1. Slept. Woke up. Watching part 2.
i never got 1.0 to run on my PC
Part 3 when? I've been waiting forever
Sorry, I was having some issues. Part 3 is up now!
@@MoreSummit1g forgiven
Not gonna lie, Atomos ate me more than once...
believe it or not i play with controller NOW and actually prefer it that way.
I wonder how abusive the workload was for the ppl working there though. And for him aswell ofc japan allready has crazy work ethics :|
FFXIV's dev team does not work more than 30 hours per week.
They explain their work hours, mandatory breaks & off days in during development in the documentary BECAUSE the scope of their game was so ambitious.
Pre-taking over, Yoshi-P explicitly pushes everyone to take a 3 week break. And a month of vacation after HW launched.
SE is the odd one out here even in JP with hardcapping working hours per week, so I wouldn't worry too much.
Yoshida made it very clear, no more than 8h a day... and he absolutely does not recommend this style of micro-management
I heard that 2 devs exhaust themselves to death during arr development
YOSHi P
They need to destroy WoW and start over. Starting with the blizzard higher-ups and working their way down to clean up the trash.
At this point, we A Blizzard Reborn.
Its funny because XI didnt have mouse and keyboard support at first too. Only when people heavilly criticized that fact, it was added into game.
And then they do XIV and once again, no mouse and keyboard support. Thats that arrogance he was talking about in first part.
Lol Assess 😆
Sorry to say but the only reason why this game is what it is today is because of the Japanese culture. I feel like a US board of directors of a studio would say fuck it, burn it, move on. Fallout, Anthem, Battle Front.
True.
I don't care what anyone says... FFXI was one of the best MMO's in history.