It's hard to forget the influx of Chaos memes that bombarded the internet when 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantꩲasy Origin was 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:first unveiled at E3 earlier this year. The short 2 minutes 33-second trailer contained the word "Chaos" eight times, so naturally, it felt like overkill to everyone watching and the memes soon appeared in droves. In a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:recent interview with TheGamer, Stranger of Paradise producer Jꦬin Fujiwara told us that the Chaos memes were not something the team was particu෴larly happy about at the time.
"We didn't really think it was going to cause quite as much of a reaction as it did, and that was a little bit unexpected," Fujiwara-san explained. “It's obviously not something we're terribly pleased about. But I think looking back on it from where we are now, it may have had a slight positive impact if it got people interested. From our point of view, it's better than nobody paying attention.”
Fujiwara-san also explained why the trailer was heavily overloaded with the word "Chaos"; the plan was to keep the storyline under wraps as much as possible and so the trailer focused largely on the contents of the first demo. As the first trial demo consisted of a trio of heroes going to the Chaos Shrine to look for Chaos, in order to defeat Chaos, and meeting with an armored knight who proclaimed himself to be "one who would become Chaos", it was naturally hard to explain all that without mentioning the word "Chaos&qu൩ot; quite a few times.
However, despite looking back and considering it a positive of sorts, the team has undeniably learned from their past mistakes. The recent Stranger of Paradise trailer that debuted at the Tokyo Game Show doesn't contain a single utterance of the word "Chaos" whatsoever. While lacking in the notorious "C-word", the trailer gave us plenty to get excited about, such as a look at Neon, the new female 🍌party member, as well as showcasing a number of familiar faces for fans of the original Final Fantasy title. More importantly, the trailer hit us with the curveball that Jack — the protagonist of Stranger of Paradise — is actually Garland, the 🐟antagonist from the original title.
