News: Villain Vayne Joins DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY NT as First Season Pass Character

[Heatman]

I'm not scared of Vayne, but then again I shouldn't underestimate the dude.

You better go and take a look at his offensive moves on YouTube and be ready for one hell of a fight. It's good that you aren't underestimating him because that would come to hunt you pretty bad .

 

[KellyGeo]

I wouldn't want facing Vanye if I'm being honest because from just looking at his appearance alone, he is quite intimidating and filled with killer looks .

 

[overcast1]

Haha, they are villains just like you pointed out, you shouldn't be expecting them to look all holy and innocent. They are the evil perpetrators in the game, so looking sinister and evily badass should be the least to expect from them.

Well vilians look lot better than the heroes after all. It seems like all games keep that thing in mind. I like how FF makes vilians and adds them in some sort of crossover. So it kind of attracts users.

 

[Anachiwo]

I couldn't agree less to what you just said about how good villans looks especially the human villans, because when it comes to daemons and beast, there irrefutably scary and it makes me very uncomfortable.

 

[to7update]

Yeah, usually villains do look evil, being them in their human form or as demons or other creatures. It's interesting to see kids seeing villains, just by looking at them they immediately know if they are good or evil.

 

[Anachiwo]

Yeah, usually villains do look evil, being them in their human form or as demons or other creatures. It's interesting to see kids seeing villains, just by looking at them they immediately know if they are good or evil.

Do you know that most times I value the role of villans in a play more than that of the protagonist because of the nature of impact the character of a villan brings to play. Villans breeds controversy which lesds to the exposure of the protagonist because without villans, the protagonist wouldn't matter much. Thus, the concept - Peace is boring supports how the life of a protagonist mostly reflects.

 

[to7update]

No question, villains make the good characters look good. LOL, sometimes I don't like the good guys and I prefer the villains, and I guess I am not the only one!

 

[Heatman]

Well vilians look lot better than the heroes after all. It seems like all games keep that thing in mind. I like how FF makes vilians and adds them in some sort of crossover. So it kind of attracts users.

I enjoy that as well when it comes to how the plot and scene of the villians goes in the game as it always extends the opportunity for the protagonist to be get back at such villains to exert revenge.

 

[to7update]

Yeah, villains give another dimension to the game, or else there would be no fun if it all there were was good guys. The need to be beatable though, making them too hard to beat is always a concern.

 

[overcast1]

No question, villains make the good characters look good. LOL, sometimes I don't like the good guys and I prefer the villains, and I guess I am not the only one!

Yes that's because vilians are powerful. And they make up for a good experience in the game. Heroes are dime a dozen. Everyone wants to be a hero and change the world. Vilians have their own reasoning and power to change the world.