I dont understand why they can't though. Nyx and co were able to warp.I have to wonder how they will integrate character switch mechanics in the final game.
Is that something that is possible with the current system? I mean the other characters can't wrap so that will already be a huge negative IMO.
Yeah, if anything, all evidence points to the bros being dead.Of course i have, but i've heard a lot of people basically try and say that its confirmed and there is no other way to look at the scene but the bros surviving, even though from my perspective there's no real evidence to support that viewpoint
Yeah, if anything, all evidence points to the bros being dead.
- They make a final stand for Noctis against an unending army of demons
- Ardyn has a fleeting glimpse of them during his confrontation with Noctis in the afterlife... just like with Luna, who is also dead
- The bonfire scene resonates as four souls about to depart and saying their goodbyes
- Their folding chairs are then shown empty around a snuffed-out fire at sunrise
Four warriors of light, dispelled the darkness. But didn't live to see the dawn.
They sacrificed not for their own happiness, but for others. It's about duty.
How would they be camping in the World of Ruin? (Legit question: I've watched the scenes but haven't played the part right before the ending.)I thought the bonfire scene is before the last fight.
How would they be camping in the World of Ruin? (Legit question: I've watched the scenes but haven't played the part right before the ending.)
Nyx and co were able to warp in Kingsglaive because King Regis was alive to provide that power. I'm not sure why Noctis can't provide those powers for his friends... Maybe it's because he hasn't fully accepted the throne at that point?I dont understand why they can't though. Nyx and co were able to warp.
People are so obsessed with those guys surviving even though they don't feature at all after the ending giving any reason to believe that.
And for what purpose? There isn't going to be another game so it kinda doesnt even matter whether they survived off screen.
Yeah, if anything, all evidence points to the bros being dead.
- They make a final stand for Noctis against an unending army of demons
- Ardyn has a fleeting glimpse of them during his confrontation with Noctis in the afterlife... just like with Luna, who is also dead
- The bonfire scene resonates as four souls about to depart and saying their goodbyes
- Their folding chairs are then shown empty around a snuffed-out fire at sunrise
Four warriors of light, dispelled the darkness. But didn't live to see the dawn.
They sacrificed not for their own happiness, but for others. It's about duty.
Wasn't aware of this. Do you think the ending campfire scene ties into the one prior to Insomnia then?You see them camping before going to insomnia. It's a forced camping scene, one of the few rare ones.
Way I interpreted that, I think he's saying, "I trust you to have my back." It's said as he's about to sacrifice himself, and they're buying him time. I think the bros tried to survive, but didn't make it.//I got the feeling the bros are alive, especially when Noctis said "I entrust it all to you" or something similar after the Ardyn boss battle.
How would they be camping in the World of Ruin? (Legit question: I've watched the scenes but haven't played the part right before the ending.)
I'm glad to see the inevitable Dragon Age: Inquisition versus FFXV discussion taking shape a few pages back. For what it's worth:
World: Dragon Age: Inquisition > FFVX:
Monsters: FFXV > Dragon Age Inquisition
Characters: Kill me now
Thing is, Luna is also in the afterlife scene. She appears and disappears, just like the bros. But she doesn't need to be there "in spirit," because... well, she IS a spirit.There is more evidence/implication that the bros survive than there is that they don't I think.
Noctis says to them "I leave it to you" before going into the throne room and dying. What other conclusion can we reach other than "I leave the Kingdom to you. I'm gonna make the sacrifice so you guys can reap the benefits. You earned it."
What does the game do to show us that they don't survive? The daemons appearing in the city and Noctis leaving them to handle it? They handled more than that in Gralea 10 years prior when Noctis left them in the Ravus battle area and went to the Crystal, and they have more experience dealing with daemons after all this time.
Them appearing in the "after life" area? That was way more of a "they are there in spirit" than anything else. Noctis and Ardyn are the only ones that are really there.
I don't think people are obsessed with it, I think it's way more logical to come to the conclusion that they survived than it is to assume they didn't. *shrug*
How would they be camping in the World of Ruin? (Legit question: I've watched the scenes but haven't played the part right before the ending.)
Thing is, Luna is also in the afterlife scene. She appears and disappears, just like the bros. But she doesn't need to be there "in spirit," because... well, she IS a spirit.
So if she's there, and the bros are there... Looks to me like the bros didn't make it. But they got done what needed to be done.
I'm glad to see the inevitable Dragon Age: Inquisition versus FFXV discussion taking shape a few pages back. For what it's worth:
World: Dragon Age: Inquisition > FFVX:
Monsters: FFXV > Dragon Age Inquisition
Characters: Kill me now
I'm glad to see the inevitable Dragon Age: Inquisition versus FFXV discussion taking shape a few pages back. For what it's worth:
World: Dragon Age: Inquisition > FFVX:
Monsters: FFXV > Dragon Age Inquisition
Characters: Kill me now
Yeah, if anything, all evidence points to the bros being dead.
- They make a final stand for Noctis against an unending army of demons
- Ardyn has a fleeting glimpse of them during his confrontation with Noctis in the afterlife... just like with Luna, who is also dead
- The bonfire scene resonates as four souls about to depart and saying their goodbyes
- Their folding chairs are then shown empty around a snuffed-out fire at sunrise
Four warriors of light, dispelled the darkness. But didn't live to see the dawn.
They sacrificed not for their own happiness, but for others. It's about duty.
How would they be camping in the World of Ruin? (Legit question: I've watched the scenes but haven't played the part right before the ending.)
People need to stop hoping that the 8000 cut areas and scenes will be included in the DLC.
Ifrit is just that cool. I want a FFXV spin off where we play as Ifrit and we have to parkour across the universe.The worst part was Bahamut missing Ifrit with every sword throw. Waste of a summon.
1. They defended the world from deamons for 10 years, you really think they couldn't bide enough time (10 min max) for Noctis to summon the kings?
2. Ardyn sees them, Noctis doesn't. It's an anime trope, explained in this thread already.
3. The bonfire takes place before the final battle...
4. Noctics "I entrust it to all of you.." it = the future of the kingdom, the world
That's kind of an anime cliche though, showing the bad guy isolated and alone and the people who helped the protagonist become as strong as he is. Doesn't mean they are dead, at least based on the stories I've seen utilize similar visual techniques.
I think you can make an argument either way.
Fair points, I can see it going either way. Especially now that I know they camped before the final confrontation.1. They defended the world from deamons for 10 years, you really think they couldn't bide enough time (10 min max) for Noctis to summon the kings?
2. Ardyn sees them, Noctis doesn't. It's an anime trope, explained in this thread already.
3. The bonfire takes place before the final battle...
4. Noctics "I entrust it to all of you.." it = the future of the kingdom, the world
They survived the world of ruin for 10 years not even fighting together as Talcott mentions they never seen together since Noctis left. So them back as group be OP
Fair points, I can see it going either way. Especially now that I know they camped before the final confrontation.
That's kind of an anime cliche though, showing the bad guy isolated and alone and the people who helped the protagonist become as strong as he is. Doesn't mean they are dead, at least based on the stories I've seen utilize similar visual techniques.
I think you can make an argument either way.
Asked this earlier but it got buried:
Was Versus XIII supposed to take place on Pulse or Cocoon? Is it a million years after XIII?
Theories?
How would they be camping in the World of Ruin? (Legit question: I've watched the scenes but haven't played the part right before the ending.)
I think magic is fine for how its' used in the game. It... kinda takes the place of summons for me in other games - packs a punch but limited usage. Friendly fire is a nonfactor considering items have no cooldown and thus no cost opportunity to heal back up to full.
What's slightly annoying is the make-work involved in refilling flasks. If there was a way to bookmark a recipe and make them at a press of a button, I'd be a happy camper. Oh, and increasing the carry limit to something like 500 via Ascension Grid, even if you can only pop 99 into each flask.
I noticed all the campfire areas have runes drawn around them, maybe daemon wards? Possibly explains why they never have trouble while camping in the night.
It wasnt based on 13 in any sense. It was based on the overt FNC mythology that all FNC games share.
Asked this earlier but it got buried:
Was Versus XIII supposed to take place on Pulse or Cocoon? Is it a million years after XIII?
Theories?
The worst part was Bahamut missing Ifrit with every sword throw. Waste of a summon.
The final scene with them at the bonfire was a flashback to the final night before they entered Insomnia. Also, I'd be pretty dissatisfied to find out that the 3 others lived. It would cheapen the impact of any of the attempted emotional weight for the ending. For me it's much more fitting with the tone of the ending if everyone had to make the ultimate sacrifice to set the world right again.
It did feel a bit odd loading up the game for the first time after beating it and doing more stuff with the characters. It was kind of like "what's the point...they're all going to be dead anyway". Once I got over that I was back to hunts and exploring areas and dungeons I skipped previously.
I think he's referring to some old, now irrelevant interview, where some director/producer (I can't remember who, maybe Kitase) talks about the three FNC games (XIII, Type-0, VsXIII, maybe Type-0 was still called Agito at the time) and how one of them happened in the "past" of the universe, one of them happened in the "present" of the universe and one of them happened in the "future" of the universe.
I may be mistaken though, tried Googling someone but nothing came up since I didn't really remember what to search for.
It wasnt based on 13 in any sense. It was based on the overt FNC mythology that all FNC games share.
Guys, I don't even think the writers know if the bros died or not.
So the same gods in all the games, just not the same universe?
LOL!!! I couldn't get over how he kinda looks like Voltron + Gundam
We need a directors cut that flleshes all of this out in the plot... also add accordo, niffleheim and tenebre fully explorable continents.
Fully explorable insomnia also.
It's not, he's not wearing the ring...
It's post mortem...
The ring was destroyed in the afterlife, though, so it's hard to say.He put the ring on when he arrived in Insomnia though, didn't he?