Might give it a shot later on though. The last Dissidia I played was on the PSP, and the single-player content is absolutely bonkers on that one, and I really loved it. That said, how's the single-player content for this game? Is the story okay? Does it have an after-story mode or something along that line like Dissidia ? Most importantly, is it enjoyable? The author of this topic has marked a post as the answer to their question. Click here to jump to that post. Originally posted by Obdilord :.
Originally posted by Random Hajile :. Finding Garland and The Emperor in the Chaos Shrine , Garland taunts the two for waiting for them to make the first move. The Warrior of Light prepares to engage him, but Lightning steps forward to fight Garland instead. The two Warriors of Cosmos prevail and Garland vanishes, mocking their strength. The heroes fight, and are victorious again, but Kefka escapes.
At the Crystal Tower they find Sephiroth , who prepares to fight them when the Cloud of Darkness intervenes, offering Sephiroth her assistance in the fight. Though Sephiroth is defeated, he mocks the two and tells them to take the fight seriously next time. Golbez appears behind him and asks if he is concerned for them, and Cloud tells him to mind his own business as the two prepare to battle. After the fight Cloud tells Lightning the opponent they've faced hasn't shown their true power yet, and in the future to not underestimate them.
Lightning and the Warrior of Light stop some distance away from a mysterious tower , and the Warrior and Lightning thank each other for their help fighting the forces of Chaos. The Warrior instructs Lightning to wait and meet with Jecht and Kain there, while he seeks out the last few enemies, and while Lightning protests, she does obey his orders. Jecht and Kain arrive, and Kain asks Lightning what she thinks of the Warrior.
She says he acts heroic, but he has strength and acknowledges the fact he has become the pseudo-leader of the Warriors of Cosmos, leading her to doubt they'll get along. Kain says his intent was to see which of the two was stronger, so he could have faith in the power of his comrades, and when Jecht asks if he was disappointed, Kain answers if he had been he wouldn't have come.
The story mode ends with the three looking at the tower in the distance as Cid narrates, saying the cycle of war has begun to come undone, and a new option will soon make itself known to the world. The Arcade Mode is the second mode of play in Dissidia duodecim prologus , and has two difficulties: a 5-battle run using a level 20 character, and a battle run using a level 50 character. Topic Archived. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts.
Boards Dissidia Duodecim Final Fantasy story mode length. User Info: Heyjose25points. User Info: Parukia Average gamer would finish it in about hours,. SE says 15 hours, meaning about hours. User Info: sumostickfigure. That's pretty much what I've been hearing too. So much for what SE said about it being 15 hours If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face--forever. Be it the hackneyed story, the frustrating gameplay, maybe it's just the wacky and pretentious sounding title?
I can't fault Square Enix on their production values though, they have that stuff down in spades.
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