Long new Sakaguchi interview!!!

http://www.gameinformer.com/News/Story/200610/N06.1009.1459.29238.htm

A must to read

Even if you break 2 legs from a crab it still runs!
What you gotta do is find its weak spot and do massive damage at it.

Good read.

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" Basically, pollute the air all you want, your just speeding up the inevitable. Our future generations are f*cked as it is and there' s really nothing we can do about it. Have a nice day "

Too long... Brain hurts! GAAARGH!

Ps: Starting to change my mind about Blue Dragon, it looks like fun.

Mostly 5 on 5 confrontations??

Lost Odyssey blows man..

There are two rules to success:

1. Never tell all you know.

So when Kluke is suffering there’s a lot of grief around it. Gamers can actually go shopping instead of helping her out. There are actually a lot of choices presented before the gamer

Uh, I thought you HAD to go shopping, for like, a Potion, or a ' Phoenix Down' , so you can STOP the suffering of your character? I really have no idea...Blue Dragon seems way more interactive that I though it' d be now.

[Takes a crack at PlayStation 3. Laughter ensues. No translation is provided]

Damn

Kluke needs a lot of care. You have to buy her a house, a bed, the matress, the
pillow.

This game is going to be tres deep..

*Yawn* Lost Odyssey..

There are two rules to success:

1. Never tell all you know.

But honestly, having to care about some virtual girlfriend or go though silly and many sidequests to find rare items, find the NPC to get the item, or the NPC to MAKE the item, or to farm monsters (gawd forbid if they' re like Adamantoise or Cactuars!) just to give a girl with a really bad name a ring, which she may OR may not accept, is just sick and wrong!

Well, not as dramatic as that. It' s just annoying. I call it a props for LO.

And anyway, we don' t know the max number of characters in your party for LO anyway.

But Sakaguchi was wrong. Being ' immortal' the way he says, is like having Auto-Phoenix Down on without the item cap. The way it seems, any and EVERY monster can eventually be taken down, with repeated presses of the ' Attack' button. Sure, they may heal, but that' s about the only exception.

Nope,he already said that yo ucan lose battles,even if the main character doenst die.

now we could ask ourself why have a main character that lives forever?

Well apprenly it will be shown at the end and there is apparently a big plot reason to that.

somthing very fishy to happend.
Also since you cant win every battle with attack,it might be some skills/magic system that resolve ins the battle.

And about Kluke,Sakagauchi probably mean that you could find stuff to buy to her or instead put it on potions for battle.

Im not intrested in making kluke a ring nor am i intresting in winning her heart,BUT what i love is " options" the more te better.
especially when its ajapanese linear rpg.

Even if you break 2 legs from a crab it still runs!
What you gotta do is find its weak spot and do massive damage at it.

especially when its ajapanese linear rpg.

Usually, a slew of mini-games and fun sidequests are appreciated. But yeah, I' m thinking fanatics would be replaying BD for alternate endings (I want Evil Kluke XD)

Nope,he already said that yo ucan lose battles,even if the main character doenst die.

Maybe a death-cap? You know, you only get how many times to ' die' and resurrect, and maybe the enemy gets stronger, or rewards lessen?

Or maybe the character with the ' mortal' soul MUST not die, and if he does, it' s end-game? Kinda like how you had keep Rinoa alive when she was captured, or it' s kinda perpetual in LO?

I still think the main character looks gayier than any FF character. Dunno why. Also L.O hasn' t gotten my excited the tiniest bit, but I am starting to get an interest in Blue Dragon.

Actually, he looks like he was designed by a Chinese comic artist (there are differences, but it takes Asian eyes to see them )

To quote from KHII:

Cloud: Your darkness keeps calling me back!
Sephiroth: The light doesn' t suit you.

=/ Looks aren' t all that define homosexuality.