Multiple updates have been spoken out by creator Square Enix on Final Fantasy XV release for the past number of weeks to months. Many of the news disseminated were utterly good for the followers of the saga and have come to like what is to become of the game. So, before the undetermined release itself is to be announced, the addition of these vital factors will give all FF fans the satisfaction to suffice the wait.
Take note of these cool changes that the game has undergone for the past months, with details elaborated care of eurogamer.net. The frame rate of the game has been fixed, as a start. Most of the other additions are in-game related, and will be most useful to for not just visual aid, but also in the success of the missions ahead, thanks to the news carried out by Square Enix.
One awesome feature is that the characters can now "teleport" to a different location even while in battle as well as a new dodging rollout that will come in handy. The Catoblepas, a massive boss situated by the lake, can now be fought up against.
Despite the fact that all four members can partake in the fight, it is still as dangerous as ever with the tendency to kill with one strike. It takes about 20 minutes to be defeated with the whole group. Based on what was described in Kotaku, this boss really is difficult to beat.
There is also a nifty addition to the interaction with the surroundings, whilst the party is stationary in the base or during a stagnant period. Speaking of nifty and interacting, all four members can attack with a team combo if necessary. However, there is one concern that fans have brought up, namely the stamina deteriorates as the character sprints. This is to be addressed by the team of Square Enix, perhaps before the initial launch of the game. The environment and music are also a few of the things to be looked into, according to the developers. Other news about the releases and launching are taken note of by n4g.com.
The Final Fantasy XV itself is quite large, at 3.4GB whic is due to be released this year, so, keep an eye out for it in the coming weeks to months.
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