FFVIIR at TGS 2019 (NEW TRAILER!)
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Does it still make that squeaky sound when you select things?
rimavelle
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@Mr. Ite It that aps gameplay when characters are switched you can see the summon bar differs for every character - Tifa's is full, Aerith's half and Clouds almost full.
Also fun fact: From what I can understand, in that pre-Scorpion section with the Sweeper, Barret asks Cloud how old is he[or maybe how long was Cloud in Soldier? its hard to hear], and Cloud seems to have problem with answering "Mr Soldier has a headache?"
Also fun fact: From what I can understand, in that pre-Scorpion section with the Sweeper, Barret asks Cloud how old is he[or maybe how long was Cloud in Soldier? its hard to hear], and Cloud seems to have problem with answering "Mr Soldier has a headache?"
pxp
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Yeh probs, can't really see what difference it makes substantively though *shrug*
ultima espio
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Has anyone noticed that DLC appears in the main menu? They haven't mentioned any yet.
pxp
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Need to refer back to Vyz’s video where he located her, that might give the answer where she’s standing.
rimavelle
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Preorders have dlc items, like summons. DLC don't need to mean story expansions.
That little hop she does tho
What exactly is Aps doing here? lol
Keveh Kins
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Looks a bit like the little movement he does before using Sewer Tsunami in the OG
Knights of the Round
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Can't believe more aren't talking about how the summons CAN FIGHT ALONGSIDE YOU IN BATTLE. They don't replace any characters; they literally fight alongside your entire party in battle.
That's freaking awesome. AND you can issue commands to them for various attacks.
That's freaking awesome. AND you can issue commands to them for various attacks.
Knights of the Round
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Yeah, all the talk I had heard to this point was that they'd replace party members.
Being able to also issue commands to them is pure win.
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That little hop she does tho
Tifa. But, Aps dance there is cute too! Poor thing.
Nice Cloud.
What in the world is he doing?
Nice glitch! LOL
Roundhouse
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More gameplay....another chance to break down Tifa's moves. Once again, need to point out that I'm not an expert on this stuff, so if I get something wrong, feel free to correct it!
From the footage, it looks like Tifa's natural stance is southpaw, where you lead with the right leg rather than the left. As noted before, though, we've also seen her using the orthodox stance (left leg forward), so she can alternate between them. She runs into a jumping overhand punch with her left (either that of a straight left), which looks very hurtful, eesh. She switches into orthodox stance and throws a right and left-hook combination, then switches back into southpaw and throws a jumping uppercut. She lands in orthodox stance and does some sort of shoulder barge. A switch back into southpaw with a lovely spinning back kick, and ends with a flashy Shoryuken style uppercut before getting away. All of that happens within like....3 seconds? Haha. We also see her using a roundhouse kick later, and a bunch of other stuff that I haven't gone over or just can't really see.
As for the little hopping moment that people are noticing, I like that little touch. For a moment I thought it might be a sort of Bruce Lee or Muhammad Ali influence, but who knows? It's a fun detail, either way.
(Found the gifs via Google.)
From the footage, it looks like Tifa's natural stance is southpaw, where you lead with the right leg rather than the left. As noted before, though, we've also seen her using the orthodox stance (left leg forward), so she can alternate between them. She runs into a jumping overhand punch with her left (either that of a straight left), which looks very hurtful, eesh. She switches into orthodox stance and throws a right and left-hook combination, then switches back into southpaw and throws a jumping uppercut. She lands in orthodox stance and does some sort of shoulder barge. A switch back into southpaw with a lovely spinning back kick, and ends with a flashy Shoryuken style uppercut before getting away. All of that happens within like....3 seconds? Haha. We also see her using a roundhouse kick later, and a bunch of other stuff that I haven't gone over or just can't really see.
As for the little hopping moment that people are noticing, I like that little touch. For a moment I thought it might be a sort of Bruce Lee or Muhammad Ali influence, but who knows? It's a fun detail, either way.
(Found the gifs via Google.)
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- Howl
I'm sorry guys but I just...
...Is Barret even black anymore?
...Is Barret even black anymore?
OdaDaimyO
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Unfortunately, there's only ONE Summon gauge for each fight available. The scenes during the Aps Boss Battle are out of order, you can notice that especially by watching Aps' HP bar through the whole fight. Another indicator is that Ifrit's name is visible not only for Cloud, but for every party member you play as with, and no additional Summon gauge is seen for Tifa or Aertith either. But what brings me to my full attention is the missing Summon gauge at the very beginning of the fight. Two possibilities I see right now:
- The gauge only bumps up after a specific percentage is reached
- We can call upon the Main Menu and equip different Materia during battles (that would be a Game Changer)
FFShinra
Sharp Shinra Shill
I'm sorry guys but I just...
...Is Barret even black anymore?
When his poster sans sunglasses was first revealed at E3, there were a lot of black gamers talking about this on twitter. On the most extreme spectrum of opinions I read, some said he looked like a pallete-swapped white guy. But most said he looked some kind of mixed-race. Dominican was brought up a lot. Also Brazillian. Others made the point that "black" looks different depending on what part of Africa you are talking about, lineage-wise. It got quite heated. Wish I could find the twitter thread about it.
Just an FYI.
