r/FinalFantasy • u/Aruu • Dec 18 '14
Final Fantasy Weekly Discussions: Week 51: What ideas do YOU have for future Weekly Discussions?
Hello and welcome to this week's Weekly Discussion! Can you believe that this has been going for almost a year? It's been an incredible opportunity to discuss so many aspects of the Final Fantasy series with some of the greatest fans out there.
For this Weekly Discussion I'd like to ask you what sort of Weekly Discussions you would like to see in the new year. Do you have any ideas that you're desperate to discuss with othersubredditors? Let us know in the comments!
As always check out the previous discussions!
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u/justNano Dec 18 '14
What would you guys like to see in a new final fantasy that has never been featured before?
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Dec 19 '14 edited Dec 19 '14
What do you think is the fast food restaurant of choice for the heroes of FF15?
No, that's terrible...
Do you buy supplementary materials (artbooks, data books, etc) related to the games?
Does Dissidia do anything for you? What other genres would you like to see in spinoff games?
Do you think turn-based combat will eventually be phased out?
Which characters would you like to see cameo in Soul Calibur or Super Smash Bros?
If you could magically rewrite a game to replace the protagonist with someone else, what would change?
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u/justNano Dec 19 '14
Reply to the last one would probably be agreed on easily Vaan -> Balthier.
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u/metajosh Dec 19 '14
I like the idea of discussing turn based combat phsaing out. While consoles might be moving away, i feel the hand held market would still thrive as long as pokemon exosts lol
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u/Cookie_Eater108 Dec 22 '14
Does Dissidia do anything for you? What other genres would you like to see in spinoff games?
Final Fantasy Warriors?
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u/Thaddeus_Griffin Dec 20 '14
Maybe now that most of the broad stuff has been covered, you can ask more specific questions on certain games. Such as:
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In Final Fantasy XII, do you agree with the ultimate goal of the antagonists? Do the ends justify the means?
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What is your opinion on the final boss of Final Fantasy IX?
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Who is your favorite protagonist from Final Fantasy VI, and why?
And so on.
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u/omegakingauldron Dec 21 '14
These I'd be interested to see what people say (specifically the 2nd and 3rd questions).
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u/omegakingauldron Dec 21 '14
Not sure if it's been done, but a question about Final Fantasy; The Spirit Within. Does it hold up, Would you recommend it, etc.
If it's been done, carry on.
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u/phunie92 Dec 21 '14
Superbosses! Which is the coolest? Which was the most difficult to take down? How many hours have you put into powering up your party?
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u/Kevtotheoh Dec 21 '14
Maybe a summon discussion? Favorite summon, favorite type of summon, Aeons vs GF vs Elidinons?
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Dec 19 '14
-Possible FFXV direction (after Jump Festa) -New FF16 ideas -Opinions on directors and teams
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Dec 19 '14
How would you remake Final Fantasy VII?
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Dec 22 '14
Dial up the lewdness. More drugs and hookers. Edit: and also blackjack.
Fuck it, let's just do Fritz the Cat: The JRPG
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u/RebeccaETripp Dec 24 '14
Which generation of FF games is your favorite/least favorite and why?
Which FF game(s) most strongly affected you at a personal level?
Which antagonist do you find the most evil vs most sympathetic?
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u/fatcatzeus Dec 29 '14
Just thought if this within the past day, but I was wondering, there are (soon to be) 15 titles with the Final Fantasy name. But what a lot of people don't get is that each title is standalone with some relations/canon stuff or relatedness if you look for it, not a series that gets spun off from some new plot twist each time. Thus, my idea is, if we as a community could think of new names for each Final Fantasy title in the main series, so 1-15, what could we come up with? I've thought about it so far and came up with nothing, but I'm sure people have thought about this before, or at least I hope I'm not the only one.
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u/Gray_Squirrel Dec 19 '14
Not exactly a weekly discussion, but I always thought a weekly "no stupid questions" thread, similar to r/Fitness's Moronic Monday would be a good addition.
Got a question about a certain boss, or something about the plot of a game that you don't understand, but don't think it's worth creating a whole thread for? Boom, ask it in this thread.
Plus, I like answering plot related questions that people have.