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Obvious clown farm...I like how you pretty much admit it at the end here. lol
I haven't seen anyone say it's flawless.
1- That the people who complained about something once are the same people who are praising it now.
2 - That anyone likes the platforming sections in this game, every forum is full of people cursing the gestral beaches.
3 - That just because something doesn't work in one context (say, hypothetically, in a Final Fantasy game) that it can't work anywhere else. COE33 is heavily inspired by Final Fantasy (particularly VIII), but ultimately has pretty different aims. The way the saving mechanics work is a good example of this, because COE33 has a lot of themes that are specifically about choice, consequence, and moving forward in spite of hardship that might not be present in most other games, and some of the mechanics are designed to reflect those themes.
4 - That the overworld map works as you describe. It feels fairly linear early, but you get pretty complete, Final Fantasy-style freedom of movement as it goes.
5 - That the game or maps are as linear as you seem to think. Most dungeons have plenty of optional side paths, and the game's sequencing becomes pretty flexible/open as you gain more means of transportation.
6 - Most of all, that this game should be in any way defined by what Final Fantasy did or didn't do, given that it's not a member of that franchise and isn't being presented as such.
Ben Starr is the voice of Verso in Clair Obscur.
Ben Starr is the voice of Clive Rosfield in FF16 (and his favourite game is outspokenly FF8).
The people dragging down one game just to prop up another on some sort of pedestal are easily the most childish brats to ever walk the earth.
yeah, that's why you posted this bad take rant...complaining about made up people that complained about something in one game then praised the same thing in this game...talking about being unbiased before ranting about how much you hate the game while calling anyone who doesn't foam at the mouth like you delusional. I also love how you accuse everyone who likes the game of being biased by nostalgia while you fellate final fantasy.
Jesus ♥♥♥♥♥♥' Christ....
I OWN THIS GAME. I DO REALLY LIKE A LOT ABOUT IT.
It's called NUANCE.