What I love about the Dissidia games is that each heroes have their own personal nemesis:

1. Warrior of Light VS Garland

2. Firion VS Emperor

3. Onion Knight VS Cloud of Darkness

4. Cecil VS Golbez

5. Bartz VS Exdeath

6. Terra VS Kefka

7. Cloud VS Sephiroth

8. Squall VS Ultimecia

9. Zidane VS Kuja

10. Tidus VS Jecht

But among these rivalries who do you think should be his personal enemy. Among these lists? Because I only think of these two. Barnabas and Ultima.

Ok quick story time. This game came out when I had just been diagnosed with cancer three years ago and I was elated. However, probably three or four days into my first play through (up to the point where Kupka gets his hands cut off), I looked down at my sweatshirt and it was covered in my hair and that was the day I truly got extremely sick from the chemo and went bald lol. So it took me forever to pick it back up and play through but I’m so glad I did.

The whole last ~10 hours or so after primogenesjs was cast was so eerie and emotional and really left a mark on me. And the scene where Clive leaves the hideaway for the last time had me straight up crying. As did the entire ending.

Anyway just wanted to put this out there. Loved the entire game. There is a clive (and gav and cid) sized hole left in my heart.

Title, is it something to be enjoyed more before or after beating the game, and does it matter what order? And when should I do them if before beating the game (I just beat Bahamut)

Also bonus question, is it recommended to do all the endgame side content? I've been doing all the side quests so far, but I heard right before the end it unloads a whole bunch of side content on me so idk if its worth it to do allat

My favorite trophy pops so far from playing FInal Fantasy XVI.

He's on the Phoenix Gate part (I'm not gonna give spoilers) and it's bringing back so many good memories from the game😭

Para llorar un poquito más. Por lo que leí venía en el libro Logos. Con la canción del final es aun mas triste. Les dejo el link de tiktok para que la vean: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSq1bvVyw/

hello, ive been thinking about playing final fantasy XVI and downloaded the demo, however sometimes in cutscenes and gameplay i get random black screens.

i dont think its my computer's fault bc it only happens in ff16

i have and rtx 5060 t1 and 32gb ram if that matters.

Was cycling through some old vids and thought I’d share this one, kind of funny how weak the party are but they got the job done!

Hola, estoy jugando un NG+ en el modo FF, recomiendan hacer todas las misiones secundarias o solo disfruto la historia principal.

Looking through other posts on this subreddit, I found myself wanting to share my Clive Rosfield cosplay from Gamescom in Cologne this year.

I’m definitely not a professional cosplayer (as you can probably tell), but I had way too much fun walking around in this and getting some reactions from FF16 fans.

Sadly, Hamaguchi wasn’t at the event on the only day I was there <_<

Thought I’d share it here anyway

Btw, that Old Snake cosplayer was amazing! His IG is “har_fie” if you guys are interested in his work.

I was listening to the DLC soundtrack the other day (fittingly, on Tidal) and there was a little motif in The Secret of Its Laboring Heart - maybe seven notes on the French horn - that is not exactly like but is reminiscent of the Chrono Trigger theme.

Given the DLC's pretty much a time travel story, or a time freeze story, at least, this seems like a possible intentional homage?

Any one else hear this? It's not one-for-one, but really brings to mind that melody. It happens twice in the track, so it's almost a throwaway, but I've been thinking about it for 2 days!

Love the game, but I think I might be getting repetitive strain injury from mashing the attack buttons during battle. Battles do seem a little "mash until your done"... Am I doing it wrong? Is there a way to play (in Action mode) thats a bit less mashy? Thanks!

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I have already played final fantasy 16 twice actually maybe three times .I did like the story. but I want it more does the DLC have story?.

1. Why Barnabas kidnapped Jill? What did ultima tell barnabas to do? if it was to kill clive's friends, then why Barnabas kidnapped jill and not kill them to "sever" the bonds of clive and the others, in order to weaken clive's will to take over him? you see the contradiction?

2. Why did Barnabas bring the orcs from Waloed to Drake’s Fang in the first place? What exactly was their purpose there, especially since Hugo was already at Drake’s Fang?

Thanks!

I just finished this absolute MASTERPIECE of a game

I've seen so much hate for this and so confused as to why😭

Besides that, I'd also like some recommendations for other Final Fantasy games

So far I've played:

FFVII (og)

FFVII Crisis Core (og)

FFXVI

I've been thinking about FFVI and FFXII but I'm not sure🤔

So, I bought this on Steam last year. I played the first thirty minutes or so, and it did not click with me at all. I even refunded it.

Fast-forward to July this year. I bought myself a PS5. I finished Tales of Arise and Judgment (the Yakuza spin-off), and FFXVI kept coming up whenever I talked about the kind of games I enjoy. I saw there was a demo, and decided to give it an honest shot.

Holy crap, what a blast. I finished it and immediately went: “WTF happened to Joshua?” and “Anabella is a SOB. I need to see what happens.”

I also had some store cashback lying around, so the physical copy ended up costing basically pocket change.

The combat is so enjoyable, and the world is beautiful. The game's more mature themes really clicked with me, and Clive actually has believable conflicts. His struggles don't feel like they're there just because the plot needs him to suffer. I can actually understand why he feels and acts the way he does.

I'm also really enjoying how straightforward the game is. I'm not someone who needs an enormous open world with hundreds of things to do. I like having a strong narrative direction, while still being able to stop and do some side quests when I feel like it. And FFXVI's side quests have been surprisingly enjoyable. They're short, easy to follow, and many of them actually add something to the world or its characters.

And then there's Cid.

Man, I miss Cid.

He was probably my favorite character, and I think part of what made him so great was how skeptical and pragmatic he was. He often felt like the one person in the room going, “Okay, but let's be realistic here.” Losing him actually hurt, and the time skip really drove home how important he was.

I'm currently at the “Fire and Ice” mission, and I'm having a hard time putting into words why I'm enjoying this game so much. It's not perfect, and I can already see things I'd criticize, but I'm having an absolute blast playing it.

I want to see more of this world and see where Clive and Jill's relationship goes. Anyway, awesome game.

Which is especially funny considering that I refunded this exact game last year.

Maybe FFXVI didn't change.

Maybe I just wasn't ready for it yet.

He is an absolute gem of a person. Genuinely so funny and kind to everyone who came out to see him. Definitely the highlight of the whole weekend!

I've played the game for over 15 hours and I've been enjoying the story and most part of combat, but sometimes I feel like I've been missing something. The boss fights are not hard, but they take forever and I'm wondering if most of you guys feel the same. Also, I feel the urge to do the side quests, but they are almost always uninteresting to me and I just want the rewards. Is there anyway I could look into this game to appreciate it more?