They also have their own illustrations.
Dragon's Dogma Quest coming to Vita this year. =D
F2P 2D Online RPG. :|
All of my discontent. Bring it to PC.
no steam announcement? i guess capcom hates money.
This won't sell well... then crapcom will say it's Vita's fault... so no great future for Vita by capcom.
Release SF4: AE MAX with some new character like Asura Wrath capcom.
touché xD, then change that by "this won't do great money"It can't "sell" it's F2P.
Micro transactions= free moneyz
touché xD, then change that by "this won't do great money"
Get out
Wow you with a Theatrhythm avatar? Did I miss the Vita announcement?
Capcpom game on Vita? lol, think you've burned your bridges there already.
Capcpom game on Vita? lol, think you've burned your bridges there already.
Yeah, for a pay game "pay to not spend a lot of time" usually means "pay for god mode", but in F2P it literally is about not wasting time. Then it usually comes off to me as a complete waste: what's REALLY the point of playing if the base gameplay isn't really all that fun and any real progress is made by spending lots of money?I'm expecting it to be a pay to win game.
The right way to react to this is: CAPCOM GAME COMING TO VITA?!
Some additional details:
- The executive director is Hideaki Itsuno, and the director is Masanori Komine.
- The game takes place in the Kingdom of Latavia, seems like its not in the same region as the console game.
- The pawns in the game are more like collectibles this time round. There are over 150 different jobs they can have, and some of the jobs are rare. The strategy in the game involves building a party and effectively using the right job for the right enemies. They also have their own illustrations. Sounds like cards imo.
- The Arisen in this game doesn't have a job and doesn't participate in combat, but you give instructions to the pawns who fight for you instead. The Arisen still has a level, and that determines the party's HP and so on.
- The interview in the mag also confirms that the game uses item microtransactions as the f2p model. If you don't want to spent too much time playing the game, you can buy stuff to make progress for faster instead. Sounds typical.
- The game is 50% complete.
The rumour about Deep Down aka Dragon's Dogma 2 being exclusive for PS4 and Yoshinori not saying if DD will be on Xbone makes a bit more sense now.
Based on all the information so far, it seems like this is a game they were working on for mobile platforms, but decided to release on Vita first to squeeze out whatever money they can there.
It's a traditional 2D party based RPG apparently, with towns and dungeons, lots of sub quests, etc.
That doesn't make any sense. There has to be some reason they decided to put it on the Vita instead of iOS and Android, because it's still a F2P game, and you don't make more money in F2P by releasing it on a user-constrained platform "first". That's the opposite of how F2P revenue works. If they wanted to "squeeze out whatever money they can there" first, they would be releasing this as a 3800yen DL game or something.