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Vabbè al massimo sarà per la partita dopo. Suvvia
Fare le cose cre a cre non mi piacciono. :\Vabbè al massimo sarà per la partita dopo. Suvvia
Da sempre
C'è stata la ristrutturazione 2 anni fa e quindi tante info sono incomplete fino a che non escono più giochi e crediti. Questo è quello che sappiamo.
Presumo intendi il 17, in ogni caso spostano il personale a seconda della fase di sviluppo dei giochi, ed il 7-3 è nella fase finale, quindi al massimo del personale, tra poco però calerà molto visto che lo sviluppo pare quasi finito e rimarrà la fase test finale, gli altri sono in sviluppo da secoli, ma non sappiamo in che fase sono e quindi difficile ipotizzarne il team .
Pure tu interista? Ancora nemmeno ho messo piede nella sezione sport.
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A noi ci tocca aspettare, come sempre..Final Fantasy VII Director Has Already Completed "Over 40 Full Playthroughs" Of The Third Game
Completed it, mate
E noi?
, quindi da prendere moooolto con le pinze ma tant'è almeno se ha scazzato ci ha messo un minimo di impegno a ricamarlo 
Pare troppo bello per essere vero, certo che se è quasi tutto inventato(perché immagino che qualcosa magari ci avrà anche preso) il tipo si sarà preso una mezza giornata per scrivere tutto questo.Tizio che su restera si è appena registrato e ha 1 solo messaggio
La cosa in realtà che mi convince molto poco è la questione cutscene, già Rebirth aveva una decina di ore di cutscene quindi dubito altamente che questo possa averne 3 volte di più, 30 ore e passa di cutscene? bonanotte
I am posting this on behalf of somebody else I know to protect their identity who works somewhere in the chain between Square Enix marketing and Summer Game Fest event staff. The level of vagueness is required for safety, so I apologize. They are not a developer and do not know details beyond this, all information was obtained from working on the upcoming reveal which will contain all of this same information soon. They provided me with the following information and I've reworded it.
The trailer and reveal for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 has been in development and is nearly completed, to be shown at Summer Game Fest this year on June 5th. Square Enix proposed it be the final showcase of the event but the event board declined it for that position, instead opting for an early reveal "excitement-builder". It sounds like they have an even bigger closer for the event and that this year's show. The trailer will be followed up by a second video of the development team explaining multiple new details. At the end they announce a follow up event will be held by Square Enix directly in the coming months.
The theme of the title "Return" has triple meanings and the trailer highlights it as return to the planet, return to combat, and return to the story. The developer overview explains in more detail. First, a "return" to the world of Final Fantasy 7 and having access to the entire world map. Second, a "return" to the series roots with a new combat system. Third, "return" is intricately tied to the story themes revealed within the game, but will not be explained until players play the game.
- (Trailer) Title announcement of "Final Fantasy 7 Return".
- (Trailer) "Early 2027" launch window.
- (Trailer) Three additional permanently playable party members, one being brand-new.
- (Trailer) New optional combat system named "Active Turn Action".
- (Developer overview) Over 3x more narrative cinematics as featured in Rebirth in terms of duration.
- (Developer overview) Over 2x the world size as featured in Rebirth, including returning to Midgar.
- (Developer overview) Details on the new optional Active Turn Action combat system.
- (Developer overview) Final Fantasy 7 Remake Triple-Pack sale: Remake, Rebirth, and Crisis Core Reunion, all bundled in one collection for a holiday release, targeting players new to the trilogy preparing for the finale next year.
The new combat system is very exciting to me personally. It is a modern take on the old turn-based formula. It is similar enough that they are calling it a "return to the series roots" as mentioned above, but I think it is more accurate to view it as a very big overhaul of the "classic combat" mode available in Remake and Rebirth. It's important to clarify this is optional because the real-time action system is still in the game and is the basis of the new mode still, just heavily modified. The game works well with either system chosen.
When activating "Active Turn Action" combat these changes occur:
A final note regarding the brand-new party member. It is described as a known character in the reveals, but the identity is not given in the trailer or developer overview. It doesn't contain any hints, so I do not know who it is either. Seems like they want this to be a big surprise and its a closely held secret.
- Getting near enemies in the world (aggro range) plays a screen animation like random encounters used to do. Then your active party members spread out while the non-active members surround the area further back. It's not a battle area like true random encounters.
- There is some automated melee attacking happening like the classic combat setting of Remake/Rebirth did, but much less of it this time. The non-active party members are included this time, running in for a couple small-damage hits before running out. It really makes you feel like the whole party is part of the journey. The damage output is lower than real-time battle attacks.
- Enemies and player characters deal increased damage when performing actions with filled battle gauge bars. They are consumed on use as usual. Choosing regular attacks with battle gauge bars will deal significantly increased damage if chosen, similar to older games attack options, or abilities can be used with the additional cost of MP. The game prompts you to switch to the character with the most recently filled gauge for action, to mimic having a party menu. You can still freely switch between all 3 however if desired.
- The battle gauge begins automatically filling like the active time battle system. It fills up somewhat more quickly to make you always feel engaged and never waiting, but slow enough to feel turn based. The point is that it is not constant action.
- Overall with Active Turn Action combat, both the player and the enemies perform less actions in total. The damage of each action is greatly increased to balance out the time between actions performed. The system is tuned for battles to take roughly the same duration in either battle system.
- There is a new subclass of items called provisions. These can be used without waiting to fill battle gauge bars. Provisions are like the base form of items, like regular potions, regular ethers, and status ailment cures such as an antidote. Items are the higher level items like hi-potion, phoenix down, or remedy, and require battle gauge bars to use. All items and provisions have a 3 second cooldown so you can't spam them.
A 3 nuovi personaggi giocabili ho smesso di leggereLo posto tanto per eh...Tizio che su restera si è appena registrato e ha 1 solo messaggio
La cosa in realtà che mi convince molto poco è la questione cutscene, già Rebirth aveva una decina di ore di cutscene quindi dubito altamente che questo possa averne 3 volte di più, 30 ore e passa di cutscene? bonanotte
I am posting this on behalf of somebody else I know to protect their identity who works somewhere in the chain between Square Enix marketing and Summer Game Fest event staff. The level of vagueness is required for safety, so I apologize. They are not a developer and do not know details beyond this, all information was obtained from working on the upcoming reveal which will contain all of this same information soon. They provided me with the following information and I've reworded it.
The trailer and reveal for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 has been in development and is nearly completed, to be shown at Summer Game Fest this year on June 5th. Square Enix proposed it be the final showcase of the event but the event board declined it for that position, instead opting for an early reveal "excitement-builder". It sounds like they have an even bigger closer for the event and that this year's show. The trailer will be followed up by a second video of the development team explaining multiple new details. At the end they announce a follow up event will be held by Square Enix directly in the coming months.
The theme of the title "Return" has triple meanings and the trailer highlights it as return to the planet, return to combat, and return to the story. The developer overview explains in more detail. First, a "return" to the world of Final Fantasy 7 and having access to the entire world map. Second, a "return" to the series roots with a new combat system. Third, "return" is intricately tied to the story themes revealed within the game, but will not be explained until players play the game.
- (Trailer) Title announcement of "Final Fantasy 7 Return".
- (Trailer) "Early 2027" launch window.
- (Trailer) Three additional permanently playable party members, one being brand-new.
- (Trailer) New optional combat system named "Active Turn Action".
- (Developer overview) Over 3x more narrative cinematics as featured in Rebirth in terms of duration.
- (Developer overview) Over 2x the world size as featured in Rebirth, including returning to Midgar.
- (Developer overview) Details on the new optional Active Turn Action combat system.
- (Developer overview) Final Fantasy 7 Remake Triple-Pack sale: Remake, Rebirth, and Crisis Core Reunion, all bundled in one collection for a holiday release, targeting players new to the trilogy preparing for the finale next year.
The new combat system is very exciting to me personally. It is a modern take on the old turn-based formula. It is similar enough that they are calling it a "return to the series roots" as mentioned above, but I think it is more accurate to view it as a very big overhaul of the "classic combat" mode available in Remake and Rebirth. It's important to clarify this is optional because the real-time action system is still in the game and is the basis of the new mode still, just heavily modified. The game works well with either system chosen.
When activating "Active Turn Action" combat these changes occur:
A final note regarding the brand-new party member. It is described as a known character in the reveals, but the identity is not given in the trailer or developer overview. It doesn't contain any hints, so I do not know who it is either. Seems like they want this to be a big surprise and its a closely held secret.
- Getting near enemies in the world (aggro range) plays a screen animation like random encounters used to do. Then your active party members spread out while the non-active members surround the area further back. It's not a battle area like true random encounters.
- There is some automated melee attacking happening like the classic combat setting of Remake/Rebirth did, but much less of it this time. The non-active party members are included this time, running in for a couple small-damage hits before running out. It really makes you feel like the whole party is part of the journey. The damage output is lower than real-time battle attacks.
- Enemies and player characters deal increased damage when performing actions with filled battle gauge bars. They are consumed on use as usual. Choosing regular attacks with battle gauge bars will deal significantly increased damage if chosen, similar to older games attack options, or abilities can be used with the additional cost of MP. The game prompts you to switch to the character with the most recently filled gauge for action, to mimic having a party menu. You can still freely switch between all 3 however if desired.
- The battle gauge begins automatically filling like the active time battle system. It fills up somewhat more quickly to make you always feel engaged and never waiting, but slow enough to feel turn based. The point is that it is not constant action.
- Overall with Active Turn Action combat, both the player and the enemies perform less actions in total. The damage of each action is greatly increased to balance out the time between actions performed. The system is tuned for battles to take roughly the same duration in either battle system.
- There is a new subclass of items called provisions. These can be used without waiting to fill battle gauge bars. Provisions are like the base form of items, like regular potions, regular ethers, and status ailment cures such as an antidote. Items are the higher level items like hi-potion, phoenix down, or remedy, and require battle gauge bars to use. All items and provisions have a 3 second cooldown so you can't spam them.
Di regola due dei quali sono Vincent e Cid.
Sisi, ho capito dopo il senso XD
