You know now that you say it yeah the outfits do kind of remind me of kingsglaive. I really like a lot of the art direction in this game, I think it looks fantastic and can't wait to get more info on it.

Yeah when I realized it was Ben talking I got really excited. I think he nailed his performance in ff16. I also am just happy for him since this seems like a game that he would really enjoy too.

Thank you!

Yeah I didnt really mention it in this video but pretty early on in the trailer before they leave for the expedition you can see quite a few members. However since they have said on the website that there are only 6 playable characters, and from what we can tell only 4 of them are in the initial group, I assume most of the expedition dies pretty early. It's possible that that entire pile is from their expedition, but idk I just like the idea more of members dying off a little slower than that and the pile being more the result of so many failed expeditions. You have to remember the paintress has likely been counting down for over a decade and potentially decades now, assuming she started at like 99 or even 50. So there have probably been dozens of failed expeditions up to this point.

@@thalwegg6535 well there is that red area filled with bodies and their faces covered in blood/dirt so maybe those are the full expedition team. I agree with you that it would be more interesting to see them fall off one by one, it also begs to be asked if everyone died in 1 big event than how the main party survived that event? Anyway that eclipse that you made me pay attention to is really interesting and might be the key to this mystery.

You know looking at it again, youre probably right. The profile looks a lot more like Sciel than Lune.

Huh TIL. With romance languages I always assume theyre derived from latin. So thats pretty interesting.

@@thalwegg6535 It is, "chiaroscuro" is the way to say or write it in Italian and Latin. we see similarities with the way it is written. But French is still quite different from other languages ​​of Latin origin, it is a mix between Latin and Gallo-Roman + some touches of Celtic and Germanic. This is one of the reasons that Italian, Spanish and Portuguese manage to have quite similar words or sentence constructions. So manages to understand each other more or less from time to time. But you put a Frenchspeaker in it, no one will understand him aha

I don’t really know why I gave a presentation on it.

@@epsiloneka3612 it's funny because I remember learning a long time ago when I was studying French in HS that Italian and French are very similar languages. So much so that they could *technically* be considered dialects, though obviously no one speaking Italian can understand French and visa versa. I'm not sure how true that is but it is interesting to think about when yeah French must've evolved a lot when it was the official language in England which is where it would've likely picked up some English and Celtic words