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if you want to get something higher quality than movie maker or imovie, you're gonna have to pay for it, or go Jack Sparrow on it if you're looking for something affordable, the Adobe Creative Suite has you paying a small monthly fee, rather thna hundreds or thousands of dollars up front

...I know how game design works, thanks textures aren't being optimized, lots of games have a bunch of prerendered video the actual programming and models takes by comparison a minuscule amount of space

it's almost 100% of the time just uncompressed video files little to do with graphic capabilities

Final Fantasy Type-0 requires 30 GB and that's one of the low ends of the spectrum now Games used to be like 10 GB at most now we're getting like 50 GB what do I look like, I'm made of memory?

"Spam dodge roll until you can use one of very few abilities that affect me!" I think he says that...?

niiiiiiiiiiiiice was totally expecting it to be full price

you have to use hands against him. double cards is his gimmick. Use stun if you can, though confuse can WRECK him if you're lucky

KH1- 3 times KH1FM- 3 times CoM- 2 time Re:CoM- 3 times Days- 2 times KH2-12 times KH2fm- 4 times BBS- 4 times BBSFM- 2 times Re:Coded- 3 times DDD- 1 time

I'd like to see 13-2 and Lightning Returns use the higher quality models 13 used (they'd have to make some new ones for people like Noel, but that's hardly a towering task) also would't mind seeing 13 difficulty retouched, snce a lot of battles become a matter of repeating the same actions over and over to deplete an overly long health bar

saw this on 420 the effort is still incredible though

what I'm more worried about is Zelda U being the last big Wii U game that's the problem that comes from a replacement

that's the thing. it was backwards compatible. it was intended to replace the GBA, but they said otherwise to get people to be less concerned about buying a GBA in the mean time. obviously only time will tell how this particular one turns out, but it's not like there's no precedent to be worried agreed, but that's not really the people's responsibility. Nintendo needs to make them feel that way, not random forumgoers

they said the DS wouldn't replace the GBA

reggie called it a home console, in passing http://nintendoeverything.com/reggie-indicates-that-nx-is-a-home-console/ not a full on confirmation, but pretty glaring, to say the least

It being a replica is something that we know from outside context, what do the characters think, and why do they think it in the context of the KH universe? At the very least, what tips Riku off to it being a sham? It's basically failed symbolism. You know those "crystals" that form around Xion? The ones with the same texture as seal salt ice cream? That's what it was. It was probably meant to be poetic, or something, similar to the "Who will I eat ice cream with" line, but it comes off as goofy Again, it being destroyed isn't the point here

but it's just a man made keyblade, and while it was ...kinda... destroyed, it wasn't explicit data Sora's. It just wasn't there when Xion turned into ice cream, and it might have been those blades she used in the boss battles, but those might just be part of the puppet? it's vague but it's not like Riku destroyed it or any of the other people commenting on it did. What, outside of the possibility of it being destroyed which nobody saw, makes people define it as a sham? It just seems weird, given what we know now

this isn't about the other topic though, I'm just wondering what makes this keyblade distinct enough to be called a sham, despite being a perfect replica of the keyblade, as far as we've seen. The fact that it was destroyed later doesn't eliminate the question, and it doesn't answer it either

that's not really relevant the point of discussion is that it was called a sham, the fact that it was destroyed has no bearing on that, and the fact that something was destroyed in a story doesn't in any way mean it can't be discussed you might think it's pointless, but... that doesn't really mater either

they already pulled a Sega by recreating the Dreamcast with modern technology but yeah, I'm not sure this direction they're heading will work out luckily they're rich enough that they won't pull a post dreamcast sega for a very long time

Yeah, it's "fake" but not in any meaningful way. It has all the properties of a keyblade, and it's man made, just like any other keyblade. So what makes it so special that it gets called a sham, when it's indistinguishable from the original? right, and this line of thinking is what I originally interpreted it as. It was a counterfeit, it simply wasn't as good as the original in some way... but if that's the intent it's really not shown. I would've liked to see even just a small scene dedicated to it not doing something a keyblade should, like unlocking doors or something. As it stands, it's just a perfect copy, and it being man made means nothing, since all keyblades are man made

Something from the other topic Back when Days was made, we were still under the impression that keyblades were in some way special But they're not, they're just fancy, but man-made, swords So knowing that... what makes Xion's keyblade a 'sham'? I always had interpreted it as being a man made copy... but keyblades are man made It's not any weaker than a normal keyblade. It can still change shape, it can still collect hearts What about it defines it as a fake? I assume it can be destroyed, like Data Sora's keyblade? I dunno but literally nothing we've seen makes this keyblade less valuable, though I'm curious when Riku became such an expert on the subject in the first place, now that I think about it

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