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Which is fair, but I don't think the point has ever been to be attached to them

Maybe there just playing it for those specific things they like

It's to see the interactions between the og characters and Disney

let's be honest, the disney worlds are there for

yep otti said it

yeah the disney worlds aren't really there to be their own standalone story

they're there for the game's story, and to see their interactions with the characters

If we are going the attached route then I think KH3 is the only one who accomplished it with Toy Box and San Fransokyo

but at some point, you do want the worlds to be well true to themselves and faithful to the original movies

expectation: lol, what if sora was a toy and got to hang out with woody and buzz?
reality: sora's trying to power up and also save their world, and also he gets to hang out with woody and buzz

yeah the disney worlds are kind of just part of the journey not the destination which is why there's not much emphasis on having an original story in them

that basically means getting a kingdom hearts game

solely devoted to kingdom hearts's plot

I guess the question is, do you find even a modicum of enjoyment with the Disney worlds, because personally if over a half a game isn't enjoyable to me then I'm not going to bother playing it. Regardless of if I like the other 40%, if I don't care for 60% of the game then I'm not going to bother playing the games at all

that's fine in my opinion, because as much as I like kh's lore, the disney aspect is the main attraction or at least it was for me, when I first started playing kh I Was super young and I picked up kh2 for the first bit I was really confused and was like eh I might not want to play this game much longer then suddenly I switched characters and there's donald and goofy in my party and then Im going to disney worlds

so what I guess what i'm trying to say is disney is a part of kingdom hearts so if you take that away, it's not really kh anymore

especially for newcomers, they're definitely not gonna be interested in kh's plot most likely

I think Slash's point is to make them connect more between the og stuff and Disney

Rather than Disney just being something you go through and then the main stuff after

basically like in kh1

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Ehhh

he was making 2 points, I was replying to the one where he meant that the kh plot should move forward more

KH1 was the opposite

Too much Disney and then Ansem came in and took away what Maleficent was doing

i get disney has to be in there but they way they been treating disney worlds tbh the series could survive with original worlds and like 2 disney ones

I sadly gotta disagree with that

yeah me too

not with the whether it could survive or not part

I don't think KH would do well at all if the OG stuff was more prominent

hope you dont think i ment just the original ones we currently have i ment make new ones

Yeah I got you

and yes it can

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