A recent survey conducted by GameVision reveals what's most important to Final Fantasy fans.
Chirag Pattni talks about the prominence of the RPG genre in gaming. The different types of RPGs available and how the genre is influencing many games.
Now a days many role playing games don't have that much role playing in them
I don't consider every game that has experience points and a skill tree an RPG. Borderlands 3 is not an RPG, stop trying to shoehorn it into that category. It is as much an RPG as Diablo 3 is an RPG -- news flash, Diablo 3 is NOT an RPG and I wouldn't even call it an Action RPG. It's a hack and slash random loot game, and Borderlands 3 is a first person shooter/looter game.
Always been my favorite genre. I think that really sparked way back when with Planescape:Torment, then Morrowind, Kotor, New Vegas, etc.
Now we're in the sort of Renaissance of classical crpgs with games like Pillars, Tyranny, Wasteland, and the coming Baldur's Gate.
Good times.
Twinfinite Writes: Final Fantasy games have always been known for having both memorable stories and characters. But some character archetypes seem to be a mold used many times.
Summons are some of the most powerful and impressive attacks in Final Fantasy games. Which ones from the series are the best though?
Yet strangely enough, Square hasn't been worried about story since FFX.
Square Enix don't care what Final Fantasy fans want, sadly.
Us Final Fantasy we like to bitch a lot. That's all really. Now where is my Versus XIII and Kingdom Hearts 3 Square Enix???
Ever since the earliest FF games fans have not been able to connect emotionally to FF characters and that is in direct relation to the fact that the stories in the latest FF games have been sucking.
Story and battle system go hand in hand to me...
Too bad the XIII series got them both horribly wrong.