Could the next saga be the Light Seeker Saga?!
Didn't see the white coats coming. Ravus had that in FF Versus 13 trailers.
Didn't see the white coats coming. Ravus had that in FF Versus 13 trailers.
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She died in the same month she was revealed and we didn't even know they were siblings for quite a whileThis could have been vastly more effective if it happened before Strelitzia died.
Another thing to add to the pile of Versus references in KHCould the next saga be the Light Seeker Saga?!
Didn't see the white coats coming. Ravus had that in FF Versus 13 trailers.![]()
I mean, it's been two and a half years since we first met Strelitzia, that's so crazy (and it was back in a time when they'd release 15 quests in one go, not 5)!
I still remember the days when we blamed Lauriam for Strelitzia's death. Oh, how naive the fandom was back then.
It'll be interesting to see where UX goes after Sugar Rush. Traverse Town? New Disney worlds? Crazy amount of main story?One thing I’ll say for the major lack of story progress or a “short” update. Wreck it Ralph will keep going each month. And they are very close to the end of this story now. I would imagine part of the reason for holding off for two months is to line it up even closer. And once wreck it Ralph is done as a world there is nowhere else to go except back to daybreak town.
I think some of this is nomuras fault but he clearly wanted kh3 to come out before some of this other stuff started getting addressed. Some of that is on Disney for being picky about everything.
To be fair, they did use Lauriam’s character model for the shadowy figure. But I imagine the devs just put that in as a placeholder at a time when even they didn’t know where Nomura was going with the story. Kinda like Saix being used for Mysterious Figure in BBS.
That was at least somewhat plausible theory until the replacement (according to the list) was revealed. Now people are blaming Ven, so things have gotten worse.I still remember the days when we blamed Lauriam for Strelitzia's death. Oh, how naive the fandom was back then.
Or maybe the shadowy figure actually is Lauriam. He doesn't necessarily need to be on the scene to save Strelitzia, because of how complicated death and afterlife are in the series, but it's possible that he was there.To be fair, they did use Lauriam’s character model for the shadowy figure. But I imagine the devs just put that in as a placeholder at a time when even they didn’t know where Nomura was going with the story. Kinda like Saix being used for Mysterious Figure in BBS.
Good point. If the Player Character needs to be present in the next part of the main story, they cannot continue it until Wreck-It Ralph is done.One thing I’ll say for the major lack of story progress or a “short” update. Wreck it Ralph will keep going each month. And they are very close to the end of this story now. I would imagine part of the reason for holding off for two months is to line it up even closer. And once wreck it Ralph is done as a world there is nowhere else to go except back to daybreak town.
Ven/Marluxia Twist actually really brought me into Union X. Before that it was mainly a story that we knew was connected to the current story but in some a "Its just backstory, so I don't really have to play it or pay attention to it" way. By introducing them into the current scenario it became a question of how would it lead up to what we know. I mean the original arc of X was good, and we already knew that the Dandeleaders would take over after the KB War but the question of how was that relevant to anything after the big event happened that was the end of everything we knew.Kind of ridiculous that the one game where characters interact with each other outside of their specific groups is..... Union Cross.
UX lost me hard in 2017 when the Ven/Marluxia twist was revealed, and it's just been downhill from there. How did it possibly take Nomura 2 years to come up with this scenario? I don't believe it. It's hard to believe there was a time when UX had almost no advertisementsand 200 missions for 4 months
This is such a glacial pace that I really wonder if this game will ever end. It just feels like more and more of a burden the longer it goes on
The whole thing is a mess and it makes me wish Union X had never been made important. I would have preferred it just stay this superficial yet benign spin-off game with little bearing on the story. Frankly, I despise having to follow this story just to understand the later games that I actually want to play. It's an objectively TERRIBLE game. If it weren't part of this franchise, I wouldn't even touch it. But after waiting for five years (seven if you count the JP Browser title) for this goddamn narrative to unravel, I would have preferred Ven and Lauriam and Maleficent just stayed out of this and Nomura had just let this be a totally unimportant title. This is FAR worse than any of the handheld games of the past, and if Nomura wanted to make the story important, he should have made it a full-release console game, or a handheld AT THE VERY LEAST. The way they've done this just makes it so undigestible to any but the most dedicated KH fans, and forcing people to play it in order to understand the main series just ensures that more casual players will be turned off to it.Ven/Marluxia Twist actually really brought me into Union X. Before that it was mainly a story that we knew was connected to the current story but in some a "Its just backstory, so I don't really have to play it or pay attention to it" way. By introducing them into the current scenario it became a question of how would it lead up to what we know. I mean the original arc of X was good, and we already knew that the Dandeleaders would take over after the KB War but the question of how was that relevant to anything after the big event happened that was the end of everything we knew.
I don't think that it took Nomura 2 years to come up with it. I would say that it is probably done or at least more finished than it is now, its just being stretched out by the company to inflate the time its playerbase continues playing. There also might be an element of "Whoops this twist can't come out until this trailer for so and so comes out." or "This would spoil my ideas for this game, but is also the conclusion of stuff before so it needs to be delayed".
As strange as it sounds, I see it as still possible that Lauriam was actually the one who killed Strelitzia, after having seen his dream.Hmm, I don't think that's the case. Based on the concept art, Strel was always intended to be Marluxia's long lost sister. There's even one version of her with pink hair. I think using Marluxia was meant to mislead us. Or maybe, whoever did the act took that form on purpose to dig the knife a little deeper as she was dying. We know for sure whoever did the deed is a shape shifter since they're pretending to be Ava, right?
I agree to a extent. I like the story of this, but I don't like that this is a mobile game and the wait is so tedious, especially for me because I can lose interest in something pretty quickly. Like we're just now getting to see Lauriam and his sister interact? One of my biggest fears going into KH4 is I'm not going to be invested in many of the Union X characters who are being groomed to be the next batch of 'saveable souls' Other then MoM and the Zoo-Keys (Foretellers) I haven't found a favorite among the Dandelions half and this worries me for the future.The whole thing is a mess and it makes me wish Union X had never been made important. I would have preferred it just stay this superficial yet benign spin-off game with little bearing on the story. Frankly, I despise having to follow this story just to understand the later games that I actually want to play. It's an objectively TERRIBLE game. If it weren't part of this franchise, I wouldn't even touch it. But after waiting for five years (seven if you count the JP Browser title) for this goddamn narrative to unravel, I would have preferred Ven and Lauriam and Maleficent just stayed out of this and Nomura had just let this be a totally unimportant title. This is FAR worse than any of the handheld games of the past, and if Nomura wanted to make the story important, he should have made it a full-release console game, or a handheld AT THE VERY LEAST. The way they've done this just makes it so undigestible to any but the most dedicated KH fans, and forcing people to play it in order to understand the main series just ensures that more casual players will be turned off to it.
Agreed. I want to like this story—I mean, I REALLY want to love this story. But so little of this game is actually DEVOTED to the main story that nothing feels substantive about it. 358/2 Days was a grind as a game, but at least most of the missions gave you more character development with Roxas and the Sea-Salt Trio that made their story more immersive. Here, not only is, like, 70% of the game's story just filler, but you don't even play as a character who has any real place amongst the Union leaders (or any personality for that matter). Like, seriously, the ONLY main characters the Player ever has any interaction with is Ephemer and, to a much lesser extent, Skuld. And, sorry to say it, but Ephemer and Skuld are styrofoam levels of boring. Roxas, Xion, and Axel these characters are NOT. The only characters with any modicum of interest are Brain, Ventus, and Lauriam, but even they don't really have much development, and now that we know that Brain is neither the killer nor the impostor, all of his mystique for me is gone.I agree to a extent. I like the story of this, but I don't like that this is a mobile game and the wait is so tedious, especially for me because I can lose interest in something pretty quickly. Like we're just now getting to see Lauriam and his sister interact? One of my biggest fears going into KH4 is I'm not going to be invested in many of the Union X characters who are being groomed to be the next batch of 'saveable souls' Other then MoM and the Zoo-Keys (Foretellers) I haven't found a favorite among the Dandelions half and this worries me for the future.
Kind of ridiculous that the one game where characters interact with each other outside of their specific groups is..... Union Cross.
I don't think that it took Nomura 2 years to come up with it. I would say that it is probably done or at least more finished than it is now, its just being stretched out by the company to inflate the time its playerbase continues playing. There also might be an element of "Whoops this twist can't come out until this trailer for so and so comes out." or "This would spoil my ideas for this game, but is also the conclusion of stuff before so it needs to be delayed".