28-02-2023, 06:55 PM
Aqui vou botar em tag porque pode ter quem não queira saber, é das batalha de summon, FODA PACARALHO
Esse home é brabo demai, nossa senhora. Tomara que Dragon's Dogma 2 não sofra muito sem ele.
Gematsu: One of the things you guys stressed with the Eikon battles is that each one is unique. We got a small taste of that in the demo, which played pretty similarly to how Clive normally plays. I’m curious, by ‘every battle is unique,’ what do you mean in that sense? Is each battle going to play as a different genre? I noticed in the footage you guys showed there was something that looked sort of like a shoot ’em up. What are you guys doing to make each battle unique and how are you doing it without making everything feel too gimmicky? Not to say the battle we played was gimmicky, but for other battles.
Suzuki: “Basically, when deciding on what to do with each of these battles, we kind of knew where the beats were going to be, and when Clive would encounter each of these Eikons. So each battle was given a theme. For example, for Ifrit versus Garuda, that theme was to do something that felt like a pro wrestling match—something that was like tokusatsu, like an Evangelion or Ultraman type of battle—and that was the main theme, something that had this really weighty feel to it like you’re controlling these giant kaiju or mechs.
“But the others also got their own unique theme. For example you saw a battle that looked like a shoot ’em up—so we have one battle that we wanted to focus on making kind of like a shoot ’em up. And this is completely different from the Clive-type of actions because it’s now a shoot ’em up type of battle. Also we have another one that was a very dynamic, speedy type of battle where you have the Eikon fighting something much larger than itself, and you’re running around and using that character as the entire stage.
Suzuki: “Basically, when deciding on what to do with each of these battles, we kind of knew where the beats were going to be, and when Clive would encounter each of these Eikons. So each battle was given a theme. For example, for Ifrit versus Garuda, that theme was to do something that felt like a pro wrestling match—something that was like tokusatsu, like an Evangelion or Ultraman type of battle—and that was the main theme, something that had this really weighty feel to it like you’re controlling these giant kaiju or mechs.
“But the others also got their own unique theme. For example you saw a battle that looked like a shoot ’em up—so we have one battle that we wanted to focus on making kind of like a shoot ’em up. And this is completely different from the Clive-type of actions because it’s now a shoot ’em up type of battle. Also we have another one that was a very dynamic, speedy type of battle where you have the Eikon fighting something much larger than itself, and you’re running around and using that character as the entire stage.
Esse home é brabo demai, nossa senhora. Tomara que Dragon's Dogma 2 não sofra muito sem ele.
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