Ok guys,i really wanted to talk about this for some time.
This discussion is still about kh but square enix too in general.For you what changed from square soft (kh 1) to square enix (all other kh)
I mean in these days i see square enix being treathed like the bad guy that want to steal your money by everyone for their bad marketing chooses,even if for me square enix still have heart to make games (like ffxv just demonstrated but something about the organization is missing.They're pointing to the wrong way for me.But anyway do you think KH3 will prove that square can still make great games?

Ok guys,i really wanted to talk about this for some time.

This discussion is still about kh but square enix too in general.For you what changed from square soft (kh 1) to square enix (all other kh)

I mean in these days i see square enix being treathed like the bad guy that want to steal your money by everyone for their bad marketing chooses,even if for me square enix still have heart to make games (like ffxv just demonstrated but something about the organization is missing.They're pointing to the wrong way for me.But anyway do you think KH3 will prove that square can still make great games?

For me personally they've had ups and downs. The thing that does frustrate me is the fact that Square Enix now prioritise spending money on graphics engines that make their game look pretty rather than actually spending money on things that will make the game good. Case in point-FF15. An unfinished mess. It's not a BAD game at all, I'll give it a 7.5 or an 8 on a good day, but the game gives you blue balls because it could have been so much better, it could have been getting the same praise Breath Of The Wild is getting. Then you have Hajime Tabata saying all the story choices were on purpose despite the fact the game is missing half it's content, now we are getting paid DLC to fill in the holes. Yay! (sarcasm).

 

FF15 failed to meet expectations in the long run, the expectations that Square Enix promised.

 

I love Square Enix, they are obviously trying to redeem themselves and I appreciate Tetsuya Nomura's efforts. He's taking his time to make the best game he can. Breath of the wild took 3-4 years, Persona 5 has taken 5 years+, Witcher 3 took 3.5 years, Horizon Zero Dawn took 6 years (2011). I feel like Nomura will blow us away and prove everyone wrong, but we'll just have to wait and see.

Nier Automata actually proves they can still make great games.

 

I am presuming that KH3 will be an even greater game.

 

I do agree though that FFXV, while good, had a lot of problems. I have the feeling having the game go in an entirely new direction after Tabata replaced Nomura had an important influence on these problems.