Am I the only one so pissed we only fought one Disney boss? Every Villain of the world just became a heartless or they were fuckin useless lmao

Sheepo! It was so good

it's annoying that none of the frame counts for the gravity section counted landing lag, since (based on my experience with the games) that's where 3 tends to be a lot faster than 1 and 2. I don't have any numbers to back this claim up, so I won't state it as fact, but it would've been nice to see it addressed because the transition from landing to actually playing has just as much of an effect on game feel as the time it takes to land. also, in the frame counts for 3, you didn't use the max jump height and instead used the move that knocks enemies in the air (the name of which escapes me), which as far as i remember has a lower max jump height than sora's maximum with high jump, which reduces the frames it would take for sora to land. i might be wrong on this too, again I do not have numbers. I can't say I actively LIKE Kingdom Hearts 3, but I also think a lot of the reasons people DO are the same reasons that I simultaneously can't bring myself to actively DISLIKE KH3 either. I like Sora, Riku, Kairi, Aqua, Terra, all these characters and I enjoy watching them interact with each other. I find the story of 3 deeply unsatisfying, but generally speaking outside of the culmination of Sora's accelerating himbofication everyone I like is here and doing the things I like to see them do. Additionally, while I think the combat system has flaws and if you go in looking for the same depth 1 & 2 had you will be disappointed, which is a tragedy, I also don't think it's as bad as you say either. It's floaty as hell and you do take a long time to land, but you are also at your least inhibited compared to the other games. You can block, dodge, and use items in midair now, which were not things you could generally do before (barring air dodges which had been around for a while but were not in 1 or 2). Additionally, things you could do in midair before are enhanced, like magic. In 1 and 2 you could cast 1 spell before you had to land, limiting the use of magic in air combat. In 3, you can blast a full spell combo, or weave magic into you air combos without immediately finishing it. Additionally 3 added airstepping, which can be used to quickly ground yourself or fly towards enemies that you've knocked away. A perfect solution it is not, but it IS a viable option. Kingdom Hearts 3 also massively overhauled the gummi sections, and while I don't think they're as fun as 2's and the long stretches of uninterrupted flight can get boring if you want to avoid encounters and just get on with the story, but I really like how the gummi sections finally feel like they tie back into the normal gameplay at all, since you can find keyblade upgrade materials out there. Keyblade upgrades are another thing I like about 3, being an expansion on Synthesis from 1 & 2. They fix a consistent problem that's been around since 2, where most keyblades can be safely replaced once you get the one with a higher number. Some keyblades have abilities that are worth taking the lower number over, but most are just duplicates from level up abilities so they're kind of moot and it still doesn't make it a decision. Instead, 3 allows you to decide which keyblade has the most useful abilities and form, not which one has the higher number, which I find to be a more engaging choice. Additionally, you can have multiple keyblades equipped, allowing not only access to multiples forms in combat in general, but also the ability to store a form for later use via switching to a keyblade without an active form. I am not going to pretend KH3 is without flaws, and Re:Mind did not fix all of them, not even close, but there are good things too, and if KH4 manages to innovate on and improve the gameplay of KH3 to a decent extent, I think KH4 has the potential to rival KH2 for me. I won't get my hopes too high until I've played the game, but I'd like to believe that KH4 has potential. It would also feel cynical of me to give up on one of my favorite franchises after a mid game that I still enjoyed when I stuck through fucking Dream Drop, travesty that game was. also the edits of the characters being licked were kinda weird. the first one was a little funny but then it kept happening. whole ending sequence, too, though the joke with zeus was funny so i'll allow that one

The audio at 11:10 made me completely quit watching your video. Gross and disgusting literal anger inducing crap

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What does that mean

Thanks for censoring Fr*nch

I dont know if this statement will make sense to most people but, I feel like if KH3 was released on the PS2 it would've been WAAY better than the KH3 we got on PS4

I know im late and nobody will probably see this but lemme throw my hat into the ring. To understand why i liked 3 i feel like i have to understand the parts i didn't like about 1 and 2. Kh1 felt super clunky in a way kinda simular to how you thought about kh3. Instead of the floatiness being the issue it Instead was the lack of it that made me not enjoy a lot of kh1s combat. Kh1 felt slow and like nothing was smooth with spells being canceled by touching the ground and the general landing lag on jump. I liked how in kh3 i could reasonably string together a variety of different attacks ranging from spells into melees without dropping the combo or feeling like it wasn't smooth. Overall i do think kh2 is the best game jn the series and part of that is i dont think it has either of the flaws i mentioned. Its got the smooth feeling combat without being overly handholdy like how kh 3 is and it makes kh2 feel a lot more rewarding. Overall i like the entire series with my order being the best is kh2, then kh3, then kh1 but dont get me wrong all 3 games are in my top 20 of all time. Kh2 is a masterpiece, kh3 was similarly good with a few flaws, kh1 had a few more flaws imo.

Man, your humor is topnotch!

Bro is this matpat secret channel???

What game is at 0:55

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Also ther is no poop Dimension ther magict it to. It was vanished into the grounds of hogwarts untill ther decided plumbing doesnt Sound do bad afterall

This alone tellsme your ar a pice pf shit. Your take on kh abd nomura aswell showd you hate creatives

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So like. I get what you're coming from with gravity and the weight of sora, but you can just airstep in the middle of your finish to dash to another enemy and start comboing again. It, at least to me, is kind of a non-issue? Like the game WANTS you in the air. Air combos are life in this game. Idk just seems a little strange of a complaint to me. I litterally turned off the attraction flows using the encouraged Pro codes feature, allowing me to gain pro points for actively having them turned off, (currently replaying the game on critical) Running is running Every world in the KH games suck to me, but I personally just don't care. I play to hit heartless/nobodies/unversed with big key. Uh. . . I play game to hit heartless/nobodies/unversed with big key. Zipping around with airstep and then comboing again certain enemy to death just to turn around, hit a bunch with a shot lock, airstep again, more combos, panic link when low on health. Idk games been really fun when I'm trying to look cool without dying in like 2 hits. I will agree that I miss reaction commands, they were simply better and more engaging with the enemy. I guess it doesn't take much for me to have fun with just using all the shit I like and actually being encouraged to turn off the stuff I don't. The story. The story. The story... it's a messy story that's been constantly retconned and changed as it was clearly written on the fly with nomura even stating that he's had to watch KZbin videos just to remember parts of it. All I want out of Kingdom Hearts 3 is Neku as a party member again. I'm a twewy Zeptogram, can I say? I wrote this comment out as I was watching this video and I wouldn't even consider myself a fan of kh3, this is legit the first replay I've done for the game and it's all stuff I've noticed while playing. I'm simple man. I wack enemy with key and I'm happy.

obsessed with your speech configuration

I'm very late but the reason why I love 3 is because of the possibilities. I dont like that spamming A can just wreck enemies but i can decide not to do that to make it harder. I tried to just use magic in a playthrough and it significantly changed the game in my opinion. I also have never beaten yozora so it seems unfinished and i need to keep going back 😅

In Narutos defense, it's easier to show actual strategies that exist, and were used, then to make up new ones around supernatural beings. Kingdom has actual history to take inspiration from.

1:32 my stupid ass actually looked it up to see if it was real.

0:07 game?

I'd even say that the visual style of KH3 is kinda.. ugly? Everything's got a bloom to it - everything's glowy and bright, which makes a lot of the attack animations hard to appreciate (let alone stand out/catch your attention). I loved the playdough fidelity of older titles because it allowed for movesets to stand out and look cool; every keyblade trail, hit effect, and swing animation were given colors to stand out and look cool to the eyes. Now, my eyes can't really appreciate that much because they're lookin' all over the screen for how pretty everything's tryna be, in KH3. I get that tech is advancing, and so is time, yadda yadda; but I think older titles' graphical style just fits far better for the kind of setting/atmosphere Kingdom Hearts had going.

the two-bullet joke was really funny, subscribed.

I always really struggled with liking KH3. I think for many of us, it was a game that was SUPPOSE to be a return to everything that was fun about the numbered titled games like KH1 & KH2. Instead, it carried the weight of BBS & DDD just with prettier graphics and a "let's wrap this up" type of conclusion thrown together. I always knew KH2 was my favorite game of all time, but I always HOPED that when KH3 came out, it would overtake that spot. I should've known that after the floatier combat of the handheld titles, as well as the "stupidity" trait that was added to sora in DDD, it would just be a continuation of that. The team made an attempt at rectifying this "floaty gameplay" by adding some additional abilities that existed in previous titles, but the entirety of KH3 was designed with floating in mind. A large majority of enemies are flying and get knocked back so far. Sora's movement has to be linear in order to keep up with them. I always hate saying "Just make it more like KH2", but in all honesty, it's true. KH2, in terms of combat, is still unmatched in the entire series. I genuinely think if they made the enemy juggle closer to sora, with the faster hitting combos and more gravity-induced finishers and added more on top, it would've been far less hated on. I have plenty more to say about KH3, from the phoned in line delivery, to the fact that the frozen Disney world was just the movie with Sora & the gang awkwardly in the background. Nevertheless, I'll continue to get my hopes up for KH4, as much like a toxic relationship, I'll keep hoping it'll somehow give me what I'm looking for.

The daily dose reference caught me off guard. Well done.

I'd say Bloons TD6 can be a pretty complex mobile game (it is also on pc though). Not so much the gameplay itself but the strategy and planning involved.

I would genuinely rather die than upgrade my PC so indie games are kinda my bread and butter happy to see more i might not have heard of

When you described your struggle with one of the bosses I remembered a game "Ronin" that has a terrible last level on a new game plus (it has increased difficulty) The game overall is good, but that one last level is awful

Very well edited, great script and research. Got yourself a sub, and by the looks of it, many more. Congrats and keep up :)

More people should be talking about "A short hike"

i agree a bit more weight be great! but don't forget that airstep will get you down instantly when you want, plus you can pre block/dodge off your airstep via early input - if you turn off the auto attack ability (i forget its name) this is a must in the superboss fights if you do them perfectly (level 1 pro codes on)...counter kick n risk dodge --hopefully the getting the critical counter boost are definitely better but its a bit more situational. though in combat its easy enough to catch a block if you know the pattern. just like kh2fm , if you play through kh3 and more so remind/limit cut on level 1 (the kh3 data fights really changed my mind on how good the combat is. even the kh2fm lv1 runners (i was one) and lv1 data org runners like bizkit047 have said its the best so far. ) you'll truly see what the combat system can do, since on lv1 your expected to be nearly perfect which is easily possible you can really appreciate the games design. , ...

The AI-Behaviour for the game Red Alliance reminds me strongly of the bots in CS:Source. 1 second reaction time to be "spottet" / shot at for first time. After that "wallhack" is activated. Difficulty level of the bots decided about the time till they "lock on" to you for first time.

bro pls try hylics

Wow, your list sucks and it put me to sleep. Please never recommend games again.😂

bro kinda sounds like game theory and now I can't unhear it

More like this video is worse then you think! Kingdom Hearts 3 is awesome 😊

I kinda disagree with your criticism with combat. I feel him being so agile and confident with his abilities shows how strong he is. This is basically his peak until he unlocks awakening

I'm glad I found this channel.

Kingdom hearts ended with 2. i stopped carring after that

You’re right. I’ve never heard of these before

I almost closed KZbin. Then I saw this video. I love it, subbed. Also do you take recommendations from peasants?

i need the whole ducking world to discover rain world and not drop it until they realize what it actually is

If you want a really good mobile game I would recommend Poinpy. It’s a vertically scrolling roguelite from the guy who made Downwell. There’s a good depth of an emergent strategy in there, especially for a mobile game.

I too obsess over good movement in a game. If there is great movement I can overlook a lot of flaws.