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Variant dungeons would be a good thing to grind for *next* expansion's relic, keeps them relevant.
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The second one-time grind is also bad but at least you only have to do it once.
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I quite like it.
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Also given that FF16 seems to use some version of the 14 engine somewhere under the hood, I gotta assume unifying the two approaches there was useful + necessary.
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Porxies are specifically good at sucking up bad stuff too so I guess that helps.
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Cleretic posted:Actually, Venat didn't want a time loop. The dialog with her before we get the big post-Elpis flashback makes it pretty clear that her angle is 'I'm gonna try to change this, but if I don't, it's on you to save it'. "I pray you walk with me to the end" doesn't necessarily say that to me, but I think I understand your reasoning.
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Hellioning posted:>You may find your world to be very different. Or perhaps the erasure of our friends' memories has sown the seeds of a conjunction between us. We cannot know until the moment is at hand. Yeah, that's my reading - but I think in many ways she does appear to act *later* in order to ensure the conjunction (for instance, on the boat at the start).
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To me, I think the reason she was pleased there eventually was a conjunction is that it means that they only have to solve things once - she had to plan as if we wouldn't come along, she has to plan as if we might gently caress up, but once Endwalker begins that seems to confirm to her that we're in the endgame, which means we aren't dealing with infinite timelines where things might go differently, but a single loop that's locked in. Which, yes, does close off that in some other timeline she manages to save the ancient world, but also means that she no longer has to hold on to the reserve of her power in case it's needed for something else. Once you return from Elpis, of course, she's flying blind, but she's now ready for things. It's one of the things that really endeared her to me: she endures for *so long*, and ultimately she is not possessed of anything other than a mortal mind, whatever form she wears.
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Cleretic posted:Ardbert's the only shard equivalent that's not a joke, even if we count Chai-Nuzz (which I do, even if that's not explicit it's clearly a line you're supposed to draw). It's just that sometimes it's not really a purely silly thing and more of a dark irony. Like, it's not a rimshot gag that the First equivalent of the traveling merchants from the ARR opening is harsh, unwelcoming and kind of insane while the Source equivalents were very friendly and welcoming, but you are meant to find the humor in that. I had never even slightly picked up on this "line" between Chai-Nuzz and Cid. Never even heard of it before. I don't really get what it would be?
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And then the rest of the Ascians just didn't notice for thousands of years.
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110 clearly Wuk. 114 or 111 is Krile, and I'm guessing the other is Erenville?
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