Don't forget Boulder punching action. As much as I love to admit it, Jake and Ethan get the most development compared to a majority of the protagonists in the series. Sherry got character development too, but neither her, nor Jake will ever show up again. Hell, even Albert Wesker got the most characters development out of all the villains.
I don't know what any of that is.
As much as I appreciate it, that was after all the patches and bug fixes. Before that, the first Evil Within was super rough; especially on pc. They had to put in a patch to remove the letter boxing. The letter boxing actually interfered with the gameplay and made things worse.
That too, but there are fans and certain critics whom over praise Overkill, or acts as if it's near flawless compared to III. I'm glad I got Overkill used for 11 bucks.
Exactly.
I was disinterested in Starfield the moment it was announced and the first poster came up.
I think more people were impressed by it's super backstabby(and frontstabby and sidestabby) political plot then the gameplay, to be honest Because video games, especially at the times, rarely did that sort of thing. Which is why it's kind of a shame it goes back to "magic rocks turn people into demons" fantasy bullshit in the final act.
Well in its defense, I think they say the rocks only turn you what you were gonna be so all the shitty assholes end up being demons. Granted I'm literally at that point in the game where I've killed the first two of the priest/leaders turned demon so I don't know where it goes from here, although they have already introduced the
Eve is the best and most threatening Japanese RPG villain in Square's entire lineup.
I don't think he was always dumb but he's definitely become so since then when he become the ultimate nihilist goth bishonen due to the spinoff games and the movies. To be fair, my direct exposure to FF7 was pretty much the original which I played in the late 1990's and I saw Advent Children once like a decade ago.
I think my problem is I honestly dont even consider FFT a true strategy RPG, but going from that generation GEN/SNES, obviously not including actually strategy games like Nobunagas Ambition, in no particular order
The real problem with Sephiroth is that people came away from Final Fantasy VII thinking he was the villain of Final Fantasy VII when he...really wasn't. Most of the game, he was asleep. He doesn't even wake up until the WEAPONs do, although he exerts his illusions before then. Hell, he doesn't even kill Aerith. That was Jenova using Sephiroth's image. 90% of the time in the first disc you see him, it's actually Jenova, who is much more the villain than Sephiroth. But Sephiroth looked cool and had a big sword, so bam.
I also like how Tactics Advance was about growing up, not running from your problems and not living in a dream world. Most plots like that frustrate me but in Advance they made it work for me.
