Not that it matters even if it wasn't the case but what about someone who has already been through the game multiple times? And the timer doesn't add challenge anyway.From a gameplay perspective it only serves to get in the way. It's pointless to cheat it, and very unnecessary.
Or even if it just -sounds- like it might be a bother, like the timer on this game, which is really not a big deal at all. They just jump straight on to the cheats at the first sign of adversity. I realize that people play games for different reasons, but it bothers me personally when people won't even try. Not only that, but it's hard to imagine the game being any fun when you can't lose. Especially this feature is not just for players to see, but really has an impact on the gameplay.Początkowo opublikowane przez Scarlet Crusade:It just makes people sad that enjoy challenge to have other people cheat the challenge away and prove that they have no skill. You will be able to explore, interact with many NPCs, and experience the game’s changes through the real-time day-night feature. Set in a series of 4 islands called Navus Partus, the game will provide players with a means of transportation which is a train system. In the process of exploring the world, she learns the full truth behind the fate of the world along with Bhunivelze’s true intentions. Lightning was chosen by the god Bhunivelze to save the world and people from destruction, including old friends and allies who developed heavy emotional burdens. Lightning, the protagonist of the first game and the key character in the second season, wakes up after an autonomous hibernation 13 days before the “doomsday clock” will destroy the world. The game takes players at a time to take place five hundred years after the end of the previous game.
This game is a continuation of the events of “Final Fantasy XIII-2” and also the ending of the plot of “Final Fantasy XIII”. “Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII” is an extremely popular role-playing game from the popular game studio Square Enix.
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