Legs aren't much good if you have arrows sticking out of the knees.
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Yay! Hugs! :D
And I'm not really a sour puss. I lost interest in the FF franchise after 6 and I've never really seen the appeal of the Elder Scrolls franchise. I played some of the earlier Halos, but I haven't been too interested in the more recent ones. I liked Diablo 2, but I haven't really wanted to play ARPG's at all since. I'm not interested in the Crysis franchise, and I've never even heard of that other one, I don't think. It's just an odd coincidence that this assortment of games was all franchises I fell out of love with or never became interested in.
*Edited for minor punctuation and phrasing changes
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Yes, it is. The fact I have no interest in any of the games listed in the OP has absolutely nothing to do with anything he said. I wouldn't expect you to be able to understand that, though, given the complete lack of simple reasoning and critical thinking skills I've seen you display everywhere else in the forum. Not having these things in your skillset makes it difficult to recognize where logical connections do and do not exist.
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THEY'RE ALL OVERRATED
Next?
Talking seriously now, Valkyria is the only one 'less overrated', but even deserving most of its praise its still more overrated then it should.
All that backlog of the team means in practice:
1-They know how to work on big teams at high profile projects:
wich are quite different then the obstacles they will face as a small indie team. Some of the experience will help, there will be some less traps they may fall, some few traps they may fall because of that and some garanteed good art and presentation; By no means that garantees a good game. First and foremost on big AAA teams each person gets a too small part on the project, so having been one of the level, art or game designers(amongst many on those teams) don't deserve the bragging rights to weave around saying you know to design sucessfull highly sold games.
2- They know how to better market and appeal:
And thats all nice and good, im confident they will come with a flavourous product that will grow on the eyes of the greater part of the player base they're aiming at. THIS is the strongest thing on this team, as its needed more vision and overall tought to put together something with appeal and self substance then simply copy pasting trends, and thats more granted the the risky 'lets try and see if it works' kind of risks indies take.
But we can only pray and see, after all, many seasoned and experienced teams comes now and them(much more often then they should) with bland concepts when they try to appeal and loose earning a focus or 'soul' of their all.
One thing im not expecting from this project is inovation. They already start flying all around the 'jrpg' banner and this sort of thing is NEVER good. Seeing a project first of all trought a genre is a bad start already, when you start from a genre and keep that as a aim you're asking for something derivative. Worse still they barely say anything about the project; Being a jrpg 'AT KICKSTARTER!' seens enought for the fanbase and themselves... im sure they will deliver what they're promising wich is another jrpg. Right, good... another one, another one of the many that comes out every year.
Im not saying genre-games are bad, i love a bunch of those, but in game design theres this mastery curve(i prefer to call that then learning curve)- once your mind grasps all the ins and outs of a game and you feel youve seen everything the magic fads away. When games stay too close within the stapples of a genre you're already starting with a too familiar setup and there will be much less for our brains to crunch on or the game to live long on our memories.
With such a talented team they could get the jrpg as a start, but keeping that as a inspiration to build upon wich clearly is not the case. Even if it will please the already devoted fanbase(of this genre) i can't stop being disapointed at the waste of such talents and money; I mean, the same team with a different pitch would get backed and with a different more worthy perspective could bring something really interesting to wait for, not another derivative game you know?
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Its less know then it should; Anyone who played or reviewed it know its value (if not overrating). Unknow=/=underrated, its only that many underrated works are underrated for being unknow, not this case.
I call overrated because as many other things, fans start being too atached and over-praise it, to the point ive found many overlooking anything wrong; I mean, its a great game but not 'best game ever!' as ive found people saying in so many places.
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Well, Skyrim is surely not overrated. Thanks to Bethesda, the community can work on the game and expand it... People will be able to play the game with new stuff forever... Diablo 3 was surely underrated. Crysis 3 wasn't. Halo 4... Haven't played it yet, but a friend of mines will buy it next month, so I will get the chance to play it soon.
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They are all well known games from successful franchises.
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They all had better games earlier in the series? B)
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Looked at site and......
Nobuo Uematsu! AMG! If you gotta get someone for your lead music composer and you want JRPG, he's the GO TO GUY. Awesome that he's in on it. Such a legend!
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And here I thought the thing they had in common was that I don't own any of them. Bet the game they're working together to make will be cool though.
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A bunch of ok-to-good Kickstarter games have already been released: FTL, Chivalry, Expeditions Conquistador, Shadowrun etc. Even more of them already available as a playable alpha or beta.
None of the really big ones have come out yet though. Wasteland 2 will probably be the first of those to get finished.
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They all were funded by a company or publisher instead of Kickstarter who 1) takes a percentage of the total and 2) does not charge the givers until the amount has been met so the total is usually much lower as people might not have the money on the given account?
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Says the guy that named themselves after one of the most boring films I've ever seen.
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looks dope, their goal was pretty low, unlike some other kickstarters.
id be in for a good jrpg!
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If they don't write the thories in Englith then how are we going thoo underthand them? Duh. So thoopid. Like I'm going thoo go out of my way to learn Thapanese thoo play a cool game. TThhhhhhh..... :|
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The game will be released in Japanese and English. There's such a thing as translation, you know?
Or do you think only English people can write good stories?
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Why not find out?
A group of mixed Western and Eastern developers and artists who worked on those games (and many others) are now cooperating to make a JRPG strategy game hybrid, and it's on Kickstarter! Go check it out.
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