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I didn't know he did Soul. But that makes a lot of sense, since that too has a great soundtrack.

I was bored. So I started watching The Amazing Spider Man 2 on Netflix. Then when I finished that, I was still bored so I started watching The Social Network for the 67th time, and I got like halfway through the film before it clicked that I was just watching two Andrew Garfield movies back-to-back. That's how you know he's a great actor. It's not that he looks different or anything, you just get so immersed into the characters he plays that you don't think about who's playing them. The TASM movies have a lot of faults, but Andrew's acting is not one of them. It's a great film. One of my favorites. I'm a sucker for Sorkin dialogue. And yea, the soundtrack complements it perfectly

No, I know what you meant. But it seemed like you thought I meant "scripted" as in programmed in the game's code. Which it obviously was, but it was hard-programmed to happen at a specific point in the game, hence it follows a physical script.

I meant literally scripted as in a screenplay The script an actor reads from to know what they should say or do in a scene.

I don't think you understood what I meant by 'scripted' I wasn't talking in a programming sense

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No it wasn't. The day/night shift in The Keyblade Graveyard was scripted, just like in Arendelle. And in free roam, it depends on which part of the map you're in. A day/night cycle in a game is when it cycles between day and night unconditionally. With story segments forcing either day or night as necessary. In San Fransokyo, it wasn't really a cycle either, but an option to change between them. Which is what I was referring to. The option to do that in every, or at least most of the worlds would be neat.

I wish more worlds would have had a day/night option. Arendelle looked so much more beautiful during the early part of the story when it was night.

I think it was a mistranslation They happen

The trailer was shown internally at Square Enix and to close collaborators before he knew. He was well aware and presumably on board with directing it by the time it hit the public. They're not morons. The trailer was shown internally at Square Enix and to close collaborators before he knew. He was well aware and presumably on board with directing it by the time it hit the public. They're not morons.

I still think they're deliberately holding it off until around the 20th anniversary to make a bigger announcement (something something KHUX/Dark Road remake for consoles). Assuming they have already written the story (which I'm 99% sure they have), it wouldn't take them long to actually implement it into the game, from a technical standpoint. There's no reason for them to take this long unless there's something more to it. And even if it's not an outright remake, there is definitely something brewing over there that relates to this excruciatingly long delay.

I did learn them. I know exactly what to do in each of his games. But you have to do them all in succession without fail. If you fail a single minigame of his you're practically doomed. In KH3 that is, not as bad in KH2 It wouldn't be nearly as problematic if he lost time off the gauge when you won, just like he would in KH2. Yea, and purely from a card game design aspect, the rules are in his favor in KH3, while in KH2 they're fairly balanced. And I respectfully disagree. Whether it's ultimately easier or not doesn't change how he doesn't lose time when you win a game. Which is arguably the dumbest part of it.

Definitely the former

Larxene was pretty easy I just equipped the strongest thunder resistant pieces

Also, out of all of them, Luxord is the most bullshit in this one. I don't even know where to begin. - He can damage you at any time, which will deplete your time gauge and fill his. While you cannot damage him unless you win one of his ridiculous games. (unless you're really lucky and manage to hit him at the exact right time) - If you happen to win his game and do some damage to him, it's very little compared to what he can do to you in-between games. - If you lose the game you lose a huge chunk of your gauge in addition to his actual attacks. But if you win his games, he does not lose time, and his gauge only goes down from you physically hitting him afterwards. This is the biggest difference to KH2 and is outright unfair. - And finally, the firetrucking card scatter game. I rarely find myself hitting all the right cards in time, and he will keep throwing out these exploding cards just to make it even harder. And sometimes my keyblade will auto-lock on the wrong card even when I know which is the right one and then I've practically already lost. I know, but I glide too fast sometimes and it takes too long to drop down and actually hit the card

I don't hate myself that much

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And Marluxia Though not as bad as KH2

I did mean before 0.2. That one is sort of a demo for KH3, and was even supposed to be part of it at some point. You definitely are, haha

I've completed 6 of them, but I don't think I'll ever be able to do all of them. There are just too many bullshit tactics implemented into these that weren't there in previous entries. Like unblockable attacks, wtf.

I'm doing the KH3 data battles for the first time, and I wanna have a talk with whoever said they were easier than KH2 data battles.

Exactly. But at a slightly smaller scale.

Well now you know. It's an investment firm. The same one that sponsored the Chess board giveaway we held back in October

It's just a holding company. Its only purpose is to own shares in my other company. And registering companies are a fixed price here. Around $600 one-time fee.