ChrisMastro
04-12-2008, 10:05 PM
02-16-2004, 07:04 AM #11
Durendal
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Location: Midwestern Flatlands
Posts: 2,030 I'll believe this when I see an official statement from square enix. Although with FFXII being set in the world of Ivalice it is possible that they're trying to connect all their FF games in some way, if this is a good or bad thing we'll just have to see.
The main problem I have with the FFX FFVII connection is that shinra company was set up on another planet when in FFVII I was under the impression that shinra was just an upstart company until their war with wutai. Also that somehow the technology needed to transport people and equipment and then settle another planet light years away is completely lost but somehow the technology for extracting mako is kept intact.
This connection is just too far of a stretch for me, and if square enix is really trying to connect these games they're grasping for straws that they don't need.
the thread was closed right after... are there any more threads to support further talk about Durendal's viewpoint. I agree whole heartedly and I feel he is the only one who has thought this through.
Durendal
Potatoes!
writes
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Midwestern Flatlands
Posts: 2,030 I'll believe this when I see an official statement from square enix. Although with FFXII being set in the world of Ivalice it is possible that they're trying to connect all their FF games in some way, if this is a good or bad thing we'll just have to see.
The main problem I have with the FFX FFVII connection is that shinra company was set up on another planet when in FFVII I was under the impression that shinra was just an upstart company until their war with wutai. Also that somehow the technology needed to transport people and equipment and then settle another planet light years away is completely lost but somehow the technology for extracting mako is kept intact.
This connection is just too far of a stretch for me, and if square enix is really trying to connect these games they're grasping for straws that they don't need.
the thread was closed right after... are there any more threads to support further talk about Durendal's viewpoint. I agree whole heartedly and I feel he is the only one who has thought this through.
