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Topic	World of Final Fantasy is fucking fantastic
MrMallard 07/15/21 10:14:41 AM #9:	Veggeta_MAX posted... Did you beat Xenogear? You're lucky I already read that this was gonna be a thing. I haven't finished the main story, and this is at the end of one of the post-game dungeons. Divinehero posted... i still need to play that The best part about this game is that if you're not in the mood, it's easy to pick up and drop. I dropped Persona 5 Strikers recently, and I already know it's gonna be a massive pain in the ass to get back into when I go back to it. But when I drop into WoFF, there's a little blurb telling me where to go and I can orient myself fairly quickly. If I were to leave this game and do something else for a while, I know I'm not gonna get lost or disinterested. I'm the sort of person who schedules out games depending on what else I'm playing, how big of a commitment I think I'm gonna need etc. I put off WoFF for months because I thought it was gonna be a big commitment and I needed to prepare to push through it at all costs. But once I started playing, I found it really hard to stop. It clicks almost instantly, and I feel like I could leave it for a month and jump right back into it. The main story is like 30 hours, and there's very little fat to trim. Beyond that point, there's still a ton of sidequests and post-game content to enjoy if you like the gameplay. If you've already got it, or if you have a copy lined up easily enough, I would honestly recommend just taking the plunge and seeing where it takes you. Lairen posted... Its just good. Its a better RPG for a younger group because the mains literally act like stupid kids throughout. Id prefer the Maxima versions versus ps4+ Maxima because so much extra dlc characters were jammed in there. Is there anything faster to ride than police Magiteck Armor? Ps4 users still need the demo to get it and i restarted for it cause it was worth it. Oh yeah, this is an all-ages game for sure. It's not gonna be for everyone, but it's easy to take in and go along with. That being said, the referential humor and fourth wall breaking is a serious treat for older players. I'm eating that shit up. And yeah - I'm playing on Switch, which is a fantastic way to play. If you're gonna play WoFF, you're better off getting Maxima - it goes on sale for a very reasonable price, and it's the definitive way to play the game. --- But I don't have to make this mistake, and I don't have to stay this way. Now Playing: Persona 5 Strikers, Oxenfree, Oldschool Runescape <cite>MrMallard posted [p:956104303] in World of F... [t:79565439]...</cite> <quote>Veggeta_MAX posted... </cite> <quote>Did you beat Xenogear?</quote>You're lucky I already read that this was gonna be a thing. I haven't finished the main story, and this is at the end of one of the post-game dungeons. Divinehero posted... </cite> <quote>i still need to play that</quote>The best part about this game is that if you're not in the mood, it's easy to pick up and drop. I dropped Persona 5 Strikers recently, and I already know it's gonna be a massive pain in the ass to get back into when I go back to it. But when I drop into WoFF, there's a little blurb telling me where to go and I can orient myself fairly quickly. If I were to leave this game and do something else for a while, I know I'm not gonna get lost or disinterested. I'm the sort of person who schedules out games depending on what else I'm playing, how big of a commitment I think I'm gonna need etc. I put off WoFF for months because I thought it was gonna be a big commitment and I needed to prepare to push through it at all costs. But once I started playing, I found it really hard to stop. It clicks almost instantly, and I feel like I could leave it for a month and jump right back into it. The main story is like 30 hours, and there's very little fat to trim. Beyond that point, there's still a ton of sidequests and post-game content to enjoy if you like the gameplay. If you've already got it, or if you have a copy lined up easily enough, I would honestly recommend just taking the plunge and seeing where it takes you. Lairen posted... </cite> <quote>Its just good. Its a better RPG for a younger group because the mains literally act like stupid kids throughout. Id prefer the Maxima versions versus ps4+ Maxima because so much extra dlc characters were jammed in there. Is there anything faster to ride than police Magiteck Armor? Ps4 users still need the demo to get it and i restarted for it cause it was worth it.</quote>Oh yeah, this is an all-ages game for sure. It's not gonna be for everyone, but it's easy to take in and go along with. That being said, the referential humor and fourth wall breaking is a serious treat for older players. I'm eating that shit up. And yeah - I'm playing on Switch, which is a fantastic way to play. If you're gonna play WoFF, you're better off getting Maxima - it goes on sale for a very reasonable price, and it's the definitive way to play the game. --- But I don't have to make this mistake, and I don't have to stay this way. Now Playing: Persona 5 Strikers, Oxenfree, Oldschool Runescape</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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