I welcome more bosses for me to one shot with Malle.
I really shouldn't have grinded the entire tower before heading into the final stage, sort of deflated all the tension by one-shotting the final bosses.
I went into it straight after the Act 3 transition, and I thank the posters here for that. (Got whooped some, but the fights felt appropriately scaled and cinematic.)
I didn't even do much of the optional game stuff but Act 3 was still easy. Feels like the original Final Fanatsy 7 when you have all the ultimate summon materia maxed and greet Sephiroth with a repeated Knights of the Round summon
That was not my experience as an idiot child that spent most of ff7 running from fights because I was more interested in exploration and the story. Boy did that ever come back to bite my single save file ass by the time I got to the final boss.
Yeah I kind of wish they broke the fourth wall a tiny bit and told players they're free to proceed how they wish but it's recommended to head straight into the final dungeon and then do everything else in postgame.
I still think they should've had some form of enemy scaling implemented for those who like to do side content because if you did even a quarter of the side content of the game, you're dogwalking the final bosses.
The real final boss is Simon the Mega Nigger.
Fortunately, my friends were nice enough to warn me about overleveling in Act 3, so I went straight to him and it was still a fun fight.
The french release a good game, weebs most effected and cry out in pain.
I mentioned it in the thread before but yeah people 100% are. I have no doubt in my mind that this game wouldn't be nearly as popular as it was if it had an anime artstyle. It kind of sucks that people are using this game to disparage JRPGs because of how much the team were clearly inspired by older ones but I guess that's what happen when normies who probably haven't played a JRPG since Persona 5 or even FF7 latch on. There isn't a single thing this game does that JRPGs of the past haven't done at all which is PERFECTLY FINE, it just does a good job executing on those ideas.
I don’t like all anime-slop mind you, just that they tend to generalize all Japanese RPGs as that.
As much as I love a lot of Japanese RPGs and fantasy anime, it is actually very refreshing to see a European fantasy that feels... European, and not Japanese. None of the girls act overly girly or stand pigeon-toed, there's no off-putting Japanese humor, no overly squeaky Japanese women going KYAAAAA or whatever. The men don't look like girls.
Paintress was harder than Renoir for me
I see, and that is understandable.
