- Joined
- Jun 11, 2015
I agree that KH2 was the perfect point to end it all, with a perfectly bittersweet ending. But alas, Nomura's ego started inflating dramatically around that time.And I have no clue who most of these people hanging around with Mickey and Riku are and why I’m supposed to care.
If you've played only 1 and 2 you've missed like 70% of the story, and KH3 will not waste time telling you who the new characters are. Nomura did his damnedest to make every installment as plot-important as possible (with the exception of Coded, which was pure useless filler), so if you jumped from 2 to 3 you're shit out of luck.
I for one thought visiting almost entirely new Disney worlds was a colossal breath of fresh air since the franchise is infamous for recycling the same goddamn levels in all of its installments (it's become a fucking meme in the community).
The reason FF characters were originally added was because the executives at Square thought Disney characters alone would not be able to carry the game. But over the years the series has developed such a thick lore that the FF characters have grown redundant.
No spoilers but the ending can only charitably be described as cheap where the main trio is concerned. The final level also focuses on closing the plots that have been lingering for more than a decade (Chain of Memories, 358/2 Days and BBS) so if you've played none of those chances are you won't find it satisfactory.