An interesting way to play
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I have a feeling the developers were at least smart enough to write each scenario in a way that would avoid spoiling the other two scenarios. In fact, they were written and intended to be played through Terra, Ventus, then Aqua in order to avoid doing just that I'm sure...
In an interview Nomura was asked if the game could be played like this. He said it could but he wouldn't recommend it as it makes the story jumbled and confusing..
So what? Who cares about what Nomura says, if people want to do it I'd say go for it.
True, people can do what they want. I'm just saying what Nomura said just incase this guy didn't know. Besides I care what Nomura says, if you don't you aren't a kingdom hearts fan.
1. That comment was really ignorant. There are plenty of KH fans who hate Nomura.
2. I was only talking about "Who cares what Nomura says about the order of the characters". If it's some interview that talks about the story and clears stuff up then yes, I'd care. But if it's just "Nomura said to commit suicide" I don't care.
Yes a true kingdom hearts fan can dislike Nomura but they have to respect him, if they don't then they're retarded. Plus Nomura didn't say to commit suicide he said to play the scenarios seperately -_-". BUT people can play how they want i'm just saying the recommended way.
Seems like a needlessly complicated way to play the game.
The story was meant to be told through scenarios, where each compliments and expands upon the other. That's why I don't understand why people complain about one scenario 'spoiling' another. You're playing the game--the game can't 'spoil' itself. That's just the way the story is. It isn't really supposed to go in the order events happen, that adds to the mystery. Certain aspects will get filled in as the player reaches the next scenario.
The story was meant to be told through scenarios, where each compliments and expands upon the other. That's why I don't understand why people complain about one scenario 'spoiling' another. You're playing the game--the game can't 'spoil' itself. That's just the way the story is. It isn't really supposed to go in the order events happen, that adds to the mystery. Certain aspects will get filled in as the player reaches the next scenario.
You didn't really think I was being serious with that, did you? -_-'
To put it in better words:
Just because Nomura tells you to do something, doesn't mean you should. If Nomura said "Hey everyone, let's commit suicide!" would you do it? No. Same thing would apply to this subject.
Of course i knew you were joking. These things are different. Saying to commit suicide is bad for you but his advice on how to play is goo.
(simple explanation=effective)
I see an argument potentially getting out of hand. I certainly hope it is resolved soon.
In any case, I was thinking about doing that myself. It's an interesting option, but potentially confusing and indeed tedious. Sure, I'll be creating about 7 files (2 for each character (a Normal difficulty for my sister to watch and a Proud mode to do on my own time), and a Critical for the character I do best with) and doing my finest to get them to 100% completion, but if we're talking story/gameplay wise, it'll be tedious to go back and forth between the start up screen for each file. Still, if you wanna go for it, there's nothing stopping you. Be sure to let us all know how it goes, okay?
In any case, I was thinking about doing that myself. It's an interesting option, but potentially confusing and indeed tedious. Sure, I'll be creating about 7 files (2 for each character (a Normal difficulty for my sister to watch and a Proud mode to do on my own time), and a Critical for the character I do best with) and doing my finest to get them to 100% completion, but if we're talking story/gameplay wise, it'll be tedious to go back and forth between the start up screen for each file. Still, if you wanna go for it, there's nothing stopping you. Be sure to let us all know how it goes, okay?
depending on the loadtime (save/load game) I might do this
Intriguing idea...I may do that later on.
But seeing as how I'll be at a friend's apartment (Supposedly. -_-) I'll be stuck doing it via scenarios. And depending on my friend, it'll either be AVT, ATV, or TVA. Depends what he wants to know first.
But seeing as how I'll be at a friend's apartment (Supposedly. -_-) I'll be stuck doing it via scenarios. And depending on my friend, it'll either be AVT, ATV, or TVA.
Depends what he wants to know first.
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Someone here already did that an even posted the exact order as to how you should play if you want to seamlessly follow the storyline. The order was nuts I say, nuts! Very meticulous indeed.
I'm either doing VAT or AVT but lean toward AVT.
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I suppose that would be an interesting take on it, although Deck commands will have to be constantly updated as you switch files. It's something I'd probably not be willing to do. I'd rather just do it one at a time.
So, you want to play the game, and not spoil yourself?
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Your playing the game, every part of it will be spoiling you!
That's the point of playing it!
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I do have a question. Granted, I know the gist of the story, but I haven't watched the cutscenes, so I'm a little bit in the dark about its presentation. Now, we all know that Aqua spoils details for Terra and Ven. But, it is kinda cool to see a story from the perspective of the effect, and then from that of the cause. So, would it be interesting to view all this crap through Aqua as the after effects, and then see how it all started? Y/N?
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