Purtroppo c'è davvero poco da ridere... //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sad.pngquanto pensi che sia arrivato il fondo nintendo continua a scavarepure i finali hanno segato
madonna che azienda di dementi
Sono d'accordo. Quella dei vestiti è una cosa, quella del finale è un'altra. Vorrei proprio sapere quali sono le motivazioni di questa scelta.A me delle censure non frega niente, coprire un **** che in originale era mezzo scoperto o cose simili mi sta anche bene perchè elimina il fanservice che per me è un cancro (ho venduto più di un manga a causa di ciò); il problema qui è che hanno eliminato senza ragione un pezzo di storia, cioè non è che nel finale cattivo ci siano scena di violenza o altro, è proprio una scelta scellerata e fine a se stessa.
...Sembra tutto bullshit all'ennesima potenza.Based on feedback received after Bravely Second: End Layer’s release in Japan, the development team at Square Enix, in conjunction with Silicon Studio, decided to implement a number of revisions to the game for the purpose of improving its quality and creating a more enjoyable product.
One such change affects the game’s optional side quests, where players encounter a conflict between two opposing parties and choose which party to side with.
When the game was released in Japan, each side quest would end with the team lamenting the decision they made, regardless of the player’s decision. This was intended to help players empathise with the characters’ situation, but overwhelming feedback from players indicated that they felt an unsatisfying disconnect between their intentions and the characters’ reactions. In response, these side quest endings were amended to show the party readily coming to terms with their actions in a manner that does not cause the player undue regret for their decisions.
These changes do not affect the gameplay or the course of events in the game, and were made with the intention of improving the game experience for players.
Terzo capitolo,magari.//content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/azz.gifStanno per annunciare il port su smartphone :morris82:
Read more at http://gematsu.com/2016/10/bravely-series-teases-news-coming-soon#emh3Z1jhgOJwPvzX.99Today, October 11, is the fourth anniversary of the Bravely series. The series’ official Twitter account sent out a tweet today with a commemorative illustration and a tease for something new.
The tweet reads: “It’s Bravely‘s four-year anniversary! We apologize as news has been scant recently. There may be something soon….!?”
There have so far been five entries in the Bravely series: Bravely Default: Flying Fairy for 3DS in 2012, Bravely Default: Praying Brage for PC browser in 2012, Bravely Default: For the Sequel for 3DS in 2013, Bravely Archive: D’s Report for smartphones in 2015, and Bravely Second: End Layer for 3DS in 2015.
Could the announcement of a “Bravely Third” be on the horizon?
Bravely Default: Fairy’s Effect has its own story with its set of characters. Based on the trailer, it looks like the fairy with the green wings, named Rinne, will play a big role. As far as gameplay goes, it has plenty of familiar elements from the Bravely series such as the “Brave & Default” system in combat.Bravely Defualt: Fairy’s Effect releases in Japan in Summer 2017 for iPhone and Android as a free-to-play app with micro-transactions.
Immagine“Bravely OOOOO.”
“It’s already been said, but – Octopath Traveler shipped one million units! Thank you so much! And now…!? Please keep your eyes on Square Enix 11th Business Division’s games in the future.”