Sar escribió:Deberias leer más por el subforo de PS3, y consultar con los usuarios y veras que calita no necesita hacer la pelota a ningún moderador.
Este foro no sería lo mismo sin sus aportes (aunque a veces puedan ser subjetivos o equivocados a veces en eso no me meto). Y puedes llamarme pelota si quieres, es un dato objetivo que muchos corroborarán
, solo es un usuario mas que consigue informacion que cualquier otro si buscara la encuentra tambien ano ser que sea trabajador de sony/mocrosoft o alguna desarrolladora de videojuegos y si asi fuera no es informacion es filtracion 
) Y eso de que gracias a el el foro es lo que es dicrepo completamente y acabas de echar por tierra todo usuario qque e curra los hilos mucho mas que el
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neoryu escribió:Josich escribió:A mi me encantaba lo de los Gambits del XII, era como programar un robot. Una lastima que no sea asi.
Tengo entendido que la version japonesa solo traera japones en los idiomas, asi que nos podemos olvidar de la importacion verdad? (a no ser que se sepa el japones, haya existencias o no puedas esperar 3 meses para verlo en tu consola, asi que auqnue este en japones te lo pillas pq ya te lo pillaras tb en español cuando salga...)
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Josich escribió:neoryu escribió:Josich escribió:A mi me encantaba lo de los Gambits del XII, era como programar un robot. Una lastima que no sea asi.
Tengo entendido que la version japonesa solo traera japones en los idiomas, asi que nos podemos olvidar de la importacion verdad? (a no ser que se sepa el japones, haya existencias o no puedas esperar 3 meses para verlo en tu consola, asi que auqnue este en japones te lo pillas pq ya te lo pillaras tb en español cuando salga...)
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Joe macho no se si me acabas de hacer un favor o vas a hacer que me gaste unas perras, eso y un diccionario katagana Giragana.
fenix_supremo escribió:Nueva info en una entrevista Pre-Lanzamiento
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3177248- Where did the idea for the battle system come from? "The concept was to fuse speedy action elements with the strategic parts of battle," Toriyama said. "The video we showed at the initial announcement [at the 2006 E3 show] showed an ATB-based battle system that ran very fast. To make that work, we implemented features like multiple command inputs and juggling and so on. That lead to the chain and break systems, which accelerates things even further. The style has changed, but the original concept has survived the entire process. The Paradigm Shift system didn't exist at that initial announcement, but it's improved the strategic aspect of battle so much that I think it's done one better on what we were picturing at first."
"In FF up to now, the key to battle was choosing the right commands for each character based on the battle situation," Kitase added. "But if you gave a command to each of your three party members here in order, like Toriyama said, there's a limit to how fast you can make things while still allowing the player to stay in control. So instead we have the player only controlling the leader, planning chains and formations with the other two AI-controlled characters. We figured that was about what the player could handle. That was where the paradigms came from -- they keep battles fun while retaining the balance between speed and strategy. Making each character's role obvious -- attack, recover, shield -- and letting you switch between them instantly lets you fight your way through battles more adroitly."
- Can every character use all six of the game's roles from the get-go? "Three roles are unlocked for each character at the start," Toriyama replied. "After that, you get more as the story goes on. Once you get more roles, then you also get more paradigms, which are basically combinations of these roles."
- Can you stop time in the battle, like in previous FFs? "There is no full Command Wait option," Toriyama said, "but you can adjust the speed of battle in the configuration. There's 'normal' and 'slow' options."
"When things get busy, you need to switch paradigms instinctively to keep up," Kitase added. "I think players will adjust the order of their paradigms to deal with that. If you change to the wrong paradigm at the wrong time, you could lose the whole party, after all."
- FFXIII's summon system is a pretty vast departure from what we've seen in previous games. "The summon system is perhaps the epitome of the action element we tried to put into battles," Toriyama commented. "There's a lot of strategy behind them -- how you should build up the chain and break it, and how long you have them fight in normal mode to set the stage just right. Controlling them is a very exhilarating experience; it's like a sort of bonus stage in the midst of battle."
- Was the idea that each character gets a single Eidolon there from the start? "It relates to the story," Toriyama replied, "but I did want each character to have a closer bond with his or her Eidolon. That's why we cut their numbers and focused on making each one that much better."
- One of the new features in FFXIII for hardcore players is the Mission system, letting you undertake special (and extremely difficult) missions for extra bonuses. How many missions are there? "I can't give you a number, but there's a fair amount," said Toriyama. "Over half of the monsters involved are stronger than the final boss! If you go back to the story after tackling a bunch of mission, you'll probably find the last boss to be a pushover."
- Wrapping up the interview, Kitase revealed that FFXIII has been in some form of development for a good half-decade. "The FFX-2 International team kind of got off to a jogging start on this title after they finished up that project," he said. "It's been five years since they first came up with a project concept -- for the PS2, back at that time. We shifted platforms to the PS3 before announcing it to the public, but it's been just about three and a half years since then. We've made people wait quite a while, but I think we've used the time well."
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Hibiki-naruto escribió:Danifu escribió:un momento los compañeros no les das tu ordenes?? funcionan por IA??
Si, Tu solo controlas a 1 personaje en batalla.
Danifu escribió:Hibiki-naruto escribió:Danifu escribió:un momento los compañeros no les das tu ordenes?? funcionan por IA??
Si, Tu solo controlas a 1 personaje en batalla.
Vale ya esta ya an terminado de matar los ff, esto ya es un spinoff de lo que era antes anss que lastima y dicen que es mas estrategico en fin!! si van a invocar cuando les da la gana no tiene ni puta gracia ademas la ia siempre es muy torpe si necesito que vanille por ejemplo me cure que ago pongo una vela a santa ramona?? uno que ya no se compra el juego
Hasta ahora en FF, la clave de los combates estaba en elegir los comandos correctos para cada personajes basándose en las condiciones del combate. Pero si dieras aquí una orden a cada uno de los tres personaje uno tras otro, hay un límite en lo rápido que puedes hacer las cosas mientras permites que el jugador mantenga el control. Así que en vez de eso hacemos que el jugador controle solamente al líder, planeando combos y formaciones con los otros dos personajes controlados por la IA. Nos figuramos que eso era lo que el jugador podría manejar. Es ahí donde surgieron los paradigmas; hacen los combates divertidos mientras el equilibrio entre velocidad y estrategia se mantiene. Hacer que el rol de cada personaje sea obvio (ataque, protección, curación) y dejarte cambiarlos instantáneamente hace que te abras paso luchando más ágilmente.
