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The catch stat increases instead and his catch stat reaches a value of 62 on the late stages of the game. His Shoot stat doesn't go up when his levels increase. The backlash from this incident forced Square Enix to drastically lower the health of several end-game bosses and introduce mandatory time limits on their battles, to prevent people from attempting to defeat them in one long session.Yes, Wedge. The boss was so difficult that they were unable to do so in a shorter period of time. Yuna hunts for spheres to find clues about a mysterious man who looks like her lost love Tidus. It continues the story of Yuna, who has become a sphere hunter and a member of the sphere hunting group, the Gullwings, with Rikku and Paine. The group known as Beyond the Limitation had been attempting to defeat a boss known as Pandemonium Warden for eighteen hours straight. The game takes place in Spira during the Eternal Calm, two years after Final Fantasy X. This kind of thinking backfired on Square Enix in 2008, when a group of Final Fantasy XI players had to stop a boss battle, due to the fact that the players had started to become ill. It is for this reason that many of the high-end bosses in these games tend to take an extraordinarily long time to defeat, in order to keep you playing that little bit longer. They make more money by keeping their player base subscribed to the game and paying for digital items. The vast majority of MMOs have no respect for the player's time. Here are the 15 Crazy Secrets You Didn’t Know About Final Fantasy! 15 The Original Fate Of Lucrecia

We are here today to look at the dark secrets of the Final Fantasy series, from the original fate of Vincent's lost love to the concept art for Aerith that seems to be missing some clothes. The Final Fantasy series has had many darker elements that were planned during the pre-production stage of each game's development but were later scrapped when work on the game actually began. It wasn't until the release of Final Fantasy VII that the series was finally free to tell the kinds of adult stories that the creators had been wanting to tell since the first Final Fantasy.Įven the post- VII Final Fantasy titles had their fair share of censorship and localization changes, in order to tone down the content of the games.

We had to wait until the 32-bit era before we could legally buy those games.įinal Fantasy IV & VI (released as II & III in America) had their darker story elements, but these were heavily toned down in the localization process.

The darker aspects of the Final Fantasyseries tended to either be censored during localization or stuck in the games that never saw an international release.įinal Fantasy II opened with fleeing refugees being run down by armored knights, while Final Fantasy V included the deaths of countless citizens as two worlds were merged into one.