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FF6 improvement ideas?
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Posted: 19th March 2014 02:50
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Quote (RavenLalonde @ 13th March 2014 19:55) I have not noticed this; but, then, I am no musician. My brother is, though, and he has never remarked on it. The Decisive Battle - SNES The Decisive Battle - GBA Compare these two; pay close attention at the 26 second mark. The notes that are played in the GBA version are not the right notes. They aren't off-key, necessarily, but just a completely ass-pulled melody. It makes me wince every time I hear it. Perhaps I'm just being too picky. -------------------- X is blue. |
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Posted: 19th March 2014 04:25
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Quote (Spooniest @ 18th March 2014 22:50) Quote (RavenLalonde @ 13th March 2014 19:55) I have not noticed this; but, then, I am no musician. My brother is, though, and he has never remarked on it. The Decisive Battle - SNES The Decisive Battle - GBA Compare these two; pay close attention at the 26 second mark. The notes that are played in the GBA version are not the right notes. They aren't off-key, necessarily, but just a completely ass-pulled melody. It makes me wince every time I hear it. Perhaps I'm just being too picky. I think that they used different "instruments" or sounds that are very off-putting. Most likely they did that because of technical limitations. I agree though, it's kind of grating in the GBA version. -------------------- |
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Posted: 20th March 2014 04:14
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They did use different instruments; the SNES melody instrument has a very strong fifth (or twelth?) overtone, while the GBA one doesn't.
Still, I never even noticed that those two melodies were different. Nice catch. -------------------- Check the "What games are you playing at the moment?" thread for updates on what I've been playing. You can find me on the Fediverse! I use Mastodon, where I am @[email protected] ( https://sakurajima.moe/@glennmagusharvey ) |
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Posted: 20th March 2014 04:25
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Quote (Glenn Magus Harvey @ 20th March 2014 00:14) They did use different instruments; the SNES melody instrument has a very strong fifth (or twelth?) overtone, while the GBA one doesn't. Still, I never even noticed that those two melodies were different. Nice catch. I'm with Spooniest here also, it's pretty unbearable to listen to. -------------------- |
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Posted: 1st April 2014 20:00
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Tone down the encounter rate a bit. Not by too much but it feels like I can't take more than three steps without being lumped into another battle. Kinda takes the fun out of exploring for me.
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Posted: 10th April 2014 04:43
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Cut down on the number of Rages. There are far too many to catch and at least half of them are just Attack and Boring Special Attack Name
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Posted: 12th April 2014 02:03
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That's a great point, I think maybe 10-15 rages seems like a reasonable number.
I think that Rages, Dances and Lore, should probably be gained over levels as well rather than having to encounter specific enemies. This would reduce hassle on the player's part, and make the game more balanced from a statregic point, but the downside/upsetting point being that it's not as flavorful or thematic from a story standpoint. Personally I think the game is more important than the story in this regard though, as learning rages/lores mainly relates to the battle system which is basically the game/strategy part of FF6 and it would not impact the story much at all. This post has been edited by alasta on 12th April 2014 02:48 |
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