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I could be wrong, but I thought them jumping into a different worldline simply meant another data world or the real world? This makes things even more confusing.

Its funny because I was never really a fan of 100 acre wood in any of the games but as soon as I was done playing those 3 mini games I was like "wait that's it?" I had higher hopes for twilight town and arendelle

Unpopular opinion: I think the newer kh games have gotten weaker in terms of strategy. I feel like bbs was the last game that actually contained some strategy in terms of how to beat the bosses. if you were ever in a pickle during 3d, you can just spam flow motion, balloon spells or link with your dream eaters and youll be invincible

I just randomly had this idea but it would be really cool if there was a DLC released that would create some sort of arena where you can battle organization members as well as the guardians of light. Like you'd play as Sora and have the options to fight people like Riku, Roxas, Axel, Mickey etc. I think it would also be cool if you can take on all organization 13 members minus Xehanort at once with their current in game difficulty. Just a fun idea I had.

I was hoping that next games out would be Diamond and Pearl remakes.

How about Hakota (Sokka and Katara's dad in Avatar tla).

Nah you're not naïve. You just had high hopes like the rest of us. The real fans are the ones who can stick with it and be there when those really great KH games come out

I mean you just pretty much described the internet. There will always be people to comment and hate on just about everything in the world. In terms of this game, I think a lot of people just had very high expectations after waiting 13 years since KH2 and were slightly disappointed. Regardless of anyones opinion, we're all here on this site because we all like Kingdom Hearts. I'm someone who enjoyed the game but found a few faults and that's just my opinion. Haters gonna hate but KH is life lol

While the combat itself did not necessarily bother me, I hated the attraction flow. When I first saw it in the earlier KH trailers I thought it was too much in order to fight a few heartless. In terms of the game being too easy, I completely agree. I was actually talking about this with someone the other day how there were bosses that I couldn't beat for like weeks like Xaldin, Xigbar, and Demyx in Hollow Bastion. I remember taking a break from playing that day and having to come back another time only to keep losing until I was able to beat them. I wouldn't mind having something in the DLC where you can fight all the Organization members minus Xehanort at the same time (with their current difficulty). The only aspect of this game that seemed long was the amount of time spent in the Disney worlds.

That's the one I chose too

Heyoooooo. What keyblade have you picked for yourself O.o

I'm proud to say I've been a fan since 2002. KH and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets were my first PS2 games. I remember seeing the promo for KH on Disney channel where that kid is trying to sneak into Disney's lab or something. I grew up watching Disney movies so that aspect was what really made the game appealing for me. Back then I was only 6-7 and had no idea what Final Fantasy lol. I didn't actually beat KH 1 until I was like maybe 9 or 10 or something. I could not get past those stupid cards in Wonderland, so I just watched the cutscenes. The story really drew me in and I was hooked haha.

I really enjoyed Toybox and Kingdom of Corona. During my initial playthrough, I thought POTC was really annoying. There was definitely a bit of a learning curve when it came to the ship battles. I also really hated searching for all of the white crabs. Once I got the hang of it all, I really enjoyed it. Exploring the open world post game was awesome. I was really disappointed with how Twilight Town turned out. That was a world I was really excited for and was very disappointed with the size of it. I also wanted to explore Scala ad Caelum

How messed up would it be if it were Yen Sid lmao