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[TheChris92]

Killed Maleficent, yay! Now the 2nd last threatening boss of the story is finished and there's only truly Xehanorts 3rd form to worry about. Wonder how tough Xemnas will be. The Ultima Weapon is a bit of a drag to get in 1.5 as opposed to how much simpler it was in vanilla Kingdom Hearts. But I might need it against him.

[The Flying Grey Warden]

Going to use oathkeeper for the rest of the game, for roleplaying purposes.

[TheChris92]

Riku-Xehanort is more of a pain in the ass then I remember. Come to think of it - It's more like the camera angles being the worst enemy of that fight.

[IllusiveManJr]

Are these kids games or can they appeal to an older audience also?

[TheChris92]

I'd say the sequels are bit more mature, KH2 introduced duality in the villains (they have more depht to them), character death etc. I guess one could say that the sequels embrace their Final Fantasy side more so than the Disney stuff. It's a pretty standard balance -- It's not the swearing, sex, blood or whatever kind of mature if one can even consider that to be mature.

[Ser Galv]

These games can actually be quite poignant; moreso than what violence can be in videogames for instance. 358/2 Days in particular is some of the most depressing writing I've seen in any form of medium. I think these games appeal to an audience of all ages tbh, if you can appreciate darker tones than the one your average JRPG offers.

Modifié par Ser Galv, 10 novembre 2013 - 09:41 .

[AresKeith]

TheChris92 wrote...

I'd say the sequels are bit more mature, KH2 introduced duality in the villains (they have more depht to them), character death etc. I guess one could say that the sequels embrace their Final Fantasy side more so than the Disney stuff. It's a pretty standard balance -- It's not the swearing, sex, blood or whatever kind of mature if one can even consider that to be mature.

After seeing the other games, I don't really consider Organization 13 in KH2 villains (except Xemnas, Xigbar, and maybe Saix)

[TheChris92]

AresKeith wrote...

TheChris92 wrote...

I'd say the sequels are bit more mature, KH2 introduced duality in the villains (they have more depht to them), character death etc. I guess one could say that the sequels embrace their Final Fantasy side more so than the Disney stuff. It's a pretty standard balance -- It's not the swearing, sex, blood or whatever kind of mature if one can even consider that to be mature.

After seeing the other games, I don't really consider Organization 13 in KH2 villains (except Xemnas, Xigbar, and maybe Saix)

There's also Axel, who can generally be considered a villain in Chains of Memories -- Most of the Organization, particularly in 358/2 Days, act very human - It adds layers to them and depht. Like, Xemnas, as you mentioned, who asks for reasons as to why Sora & Riku are fighting the Nobodies. Most of them just wants a heart of their own, and one could wonder if that's really such a bad thing. 

[TheChris92]

Damn you, Hades Cup, for being so frustrating - Managed to beat Cerberus - 2 bosses to go now.

Modifié par TheChris92, 11 novembre 2013 - 09:11 .

[TEWR]

IllusiveManJr wrote...

Are these kids games or can they appeal to an older audience also?

They start off more geared to the power of friendship in KH1 -- and that IS a big part of the series as a whole -- but the subsequent games starting with CoM introduce not only more depth to the universe's own lore, but depth to the cast as well.

There are very much a lot of characters in this game who you will most likely feel for. I certainly did. Re: Chain of Memories has some VERY BRUTAL scenes that make you wonder "How can this be rated E?".

Kingdom Hearts Days explores the Organization and makes you understand the characters more, exploring who they are and what they think of themselves, and certainly adds a greater level of depth to the Organization in KHII -- provoking some tearjerkers as well when you factor it into account.

Birth By Sleep is a prequel where you play as one of three characters and focuses on the foundational lore of the universe as well.

While it's a game that combines Disney with Final Fantasy, it should not be looked upon as a kid's game only. It's got more to it then that.

There are also a lot of subtle things that happen in the games that you might notice on a first playthrough, or you might not. One of the major revelations regarding Nobodies was foreshadowed a lot, and it was something I picked up on right away.

EDIT: Also, the Disney characters gain a ****load of badassery to add onto their already established badassery. Like Beast.

I really wish there was a world with Beast in every game.

Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 12 novembre 2013 - 05:51 .

[Br3admax]

The Flying Grey Warden wrote...

Going to use oathkeeper for the rest of the game, for roleplaying purposes.

I've only used Kingdom Key, although I do use Oblivion with Master Form, Fenrir with Valor, and Ultima Weapon with Final .

[Br3admax]

J. Reezy wrote...

Started my first Proud playthrough of Kingdom Hearts II. Kept getting my ass kicked by that big Nobody and his buddies in the Station of Serenity. Had to grind a little bit to level 8 in order to not die in three hits.

I've never been able to beat Proud Sephiroth. I can admit that. 

Modifié par Br3ad, 12 novembre 2013 - 06:39 .

[The Flying Grey Warden]

So who decided some bosses should have an invisible health bar when they have a lot of health, that you need to deplete in order to get the actual color bar to go down?

[AresKeith]

I've always wondered why Sora and Mickey got such dull Keyblades while everyone else got badass looking Keyblades (except Kairi)

[Br3admax]

Man, I love Kingdom Key. It's not the look on the outside, it's the power within. Kingdom Key and Kingdom Key D are some of the strongest, story-wise, keyblades there are.

Modifié par Br3ad, 12 novembre 2013 - 06:48 .

[AresKeith]

J. Reezy wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

I've always wondered why Sora and Mickey got such dull Keyblades while everyone else got badass looking Keyblades (except Kairi)

Word. Its novelty wore off as soon as I saw Riku's. Hopefully Square has been thinking the same thing and the protagonist of the next saga gets a dope keyblade. Anything Kingdom Key is hella lame.

Hopefully it has more Blade to it too lol

And they should've gave Kairi a altered version of OathKeeper

[AresKeith]

Tbh, even in KH1 I felt the Giant Key was overdoing it

[TEWR]

The Flying Grey Warden wrote...

So who decided some bosses should have an invisible health bar when they have a lot of health, that you need to deplete in order to get the actual color bar to go down?

I remember that in the Sephiroth battles. At first I thought there was something wrong with the game and it was irritating me.

Wasn't fun.