Because another failure (after XIII and XIV) might prove disastrous...
Some tips are substantial...most are rather frivolous.
-Take a good long look at Square's non-FF titles...especially Chrono Trigger/ Cross, Xenogears and Vagrant Story.
-Have the balls to make the protagonist an adult...in more ways than just the legal one. Or, in other words: Basch...not Vaan.
-Don't put moogles in dramatic sequences (I'm looking at you FF XIII-2)...tends to detract the emotional value
-Bring back the world map and exploration
-Don't swamp the game in frivolous/ meaningless mini-games (I'm looking at you FF X-2)
-Don't make another Vanille/ Hope like character ever again
-Try to portray "African Americans" in a non-comical relief/ stereotype way
-Don't be making "female" versions of brooding male characters...you know "female Squall" (Paine)...or "female Cloud" (Lightning). If you have problems with strong female characters...get some help from Joss Whedon
-Maybe more use of reality and logic wouldn't hurt? You know...it's not exactly normal for people to barge into someone else's home and start rummaging through their stuff. Nor is it normal for nearly every NPC to treat you as a long lost friend. "I'm sorry...but why are you telling me all of this?" should not be a player's reaction.
...and now it's your turn.
Yes...you, my fellow escapist...staring at the screen...asking yourself why your life turned out the way it did.
Some tips are substantial...most are rather frivolous.
-Take a good long look at Square's non-FF titles...especially Chrono Trigger/ Cross, Xenogears and Vagrant Story.
-Have the balls to make the protagonist an adult...in more ways than just the legal one. Or, in other words: Basch...not Vaan.
-Don't put moogles in dramatic sequences (I'm looking at you FF XIII-2)...tends to detract the emotional value
-Bring back the world map and exploration
-Don't swamp the game in frivolous/ meaningless mini-games (I'm looking at you FF X-2)
-Don't make another Vanille/ Hope like character ever again
-Try to portray "African Americans" in a non-comical relief/ stereotype way
-Don't be making "female" versions of brooding male characters...you know "female Squall" (Paine)...or "female Cloud" (Lightning). If you have problems with strong female characters...get some help from Joss Whedon
-Maybe more use of reality and logic wouldn't hurt? You know...it's not exactly normal for people to barge into someone else's home and start rummaging through their stuff. Nor is it normal for nearly every NPC to treat you as a long lost friend. "I'm sorry...but why are you telling me all of this?" should not be a player's reaction.
...and now it's your turn.
Yes...you, my fellow escapist...staring at the screen...asking yourself why your life turned out the way it did.