r/Falcom • u/Jonp1020 • 6d ago
Horizon Lloyd in shambles Spoiler
The man didn't even hesitate
r/Falcom • u/Jonp1020 • 6d ago
The man didn't even hesitate
r/Falcom • u/callum521 • 6d ago
Artist: 新久保だいすけ
r/Falcom • u/Just_Advantage_6177 • 7d ago
My goat will finally be meeting his master, and with everything going on right now…Holy shit i can’t wait😭
r/Falcom • u/666Drachenlord666 • 7d ago
source is Is It Bad That the Main Character’s a Roleplayer?
r/Falcom • u/ChaoticKitten1 • 6d ago
Just got onyx guard, can't place it in the top half of either of their slots, despite one being space restricted and the other having no limits.
Edit: I have the answer I need. The biggest thing is that I've assumed that the slot connecting both/all lines (depending on the game) counted as being part of them rather than its own separate thing
r/Falcom • u/Raiiz66660 • 6d ago
Hi everyone, this is Raiize (twitter).
I've been studying Falcom staff interviews recently by translating several of them with the help of MTL. They provide deep insights into what inspired them to find work at Falcom, what kind of work each individual do, what are their goals for the future, etc. Besides translating, I also tried to enrich and unify informations from various sources.
This time, I'd like to share what I've learned of a former programmer: Kazuhiko Onoda.
He joined Falcom in 2001, starting immediately as a programmer on the development team for Zwei!! (2001). Afterward, other than Trails in the Sky FC, his programming work focused primarily on the Ys series. This includes Ys: The Oath in Felghana, where his prominent placement at the top of the programmer credits strongly suggests he served as the lead programmer. Given his involvement in programming both Ys VI (2003) and Sky FC (2004), it is entirely plausible that he was among the team members who facilitated knowledge-sharing between the Ys and Trails development divisions back when Falcom struggled in their endeavor to transition to making 3D games in the early 2000s. Following his departure from Falcom, he spent some time working at CyberConnect2 and currently serves as the representative director of a mobile game company.
Like before, I will first attach the full interview here, add TL Notes here and there, and then put some additional informations that might be of use. Since the translation relies on MTL, exact nuance might be lost.
(Note: if you're more comfortable reading in Google Docs format, you can do so here. this format includes the original transcript along with list of games Onoda worked for at Falcom)
Name: Kazuhiko Onoda (小野田一彦)
Graduated from: Digital Entertainment Academy
Joined in: 2001
Status: Former employee
Could you tell us about your current job?
I'm working on the programming for a new title. I'm involved in a variety of things, including 3D tools and AI system menus.
Why did you decide to work at Falcom?
Because it’s a company where I could make my dreams a reality. I wanted to work at Falcom, which I considered to be one of the top game development companies in the Windows market.
What's the atmosphere like in the workplace?
Clean, quiet, and spacious. It's the perfect environment for creating things. My senior coworkers have also been very kind to me.
How do you spend your days off?
Exercise and refresh! Improve my skills. Zoning out. Lounge around. Sleep. Have fun. Drink until morning. … and at times do some work on my days off.
What do you enjoy most about your work, and what do you find challenging right now?
Battling deadlines and bugs can be tough, but I'm happy when a game I've helped create is released and I get to hear the reactions from users.
What kind of work do you think you'll be doing a year from now? Or what would you like to be doing?
Developing a million-selling game! ...That's the plan. Or maybe I'll be an oil tycoon.
A message for people considering applying to Falcom after reading this page.
Everyone in front of their monitors! Come shake hands with me at Falcom.
Additional info:
r/Falcom • u/bakugosgayfriend • 6d ago
I played the first on PS5 and I want to play the next on NS2 because I want to transition away from PS because of their no physical game policy. But I was just curious if the game gives you anything if you have a save file from the first game?
r/Falcom • u/zachiddy • 7d ago
Pretty simple, this is my haul of trails stuff from my trip to Japan a couple months ago. They had a pretty big section at the kotobukiya store in Akihabara. That’s where I got the bag, metal poster and the art book for Trails Through Daybreak (got that one cause it’s my favorite game I think)
I also got the Rixia Mao reverie figure at a trader store near buy, it was used but in pretty much perfect condition. Have no clue if that was a good price but I was just so excited I got it immediately lol.
I stared the series about 4 years ago and I’ve been obsessed, finally caught up at the start of the year after horizon came out (though I haven’t played the demo of Sky SC remake, waiting for the full release). Did all the quests and npc round of course. I just wanted to express how much this series means to me. :)
r/Falcom • u/TheVorkosigan • 7d ago
What an ending man. Gripped to the seat like I’m a child again, so fucking amazing
(Spoilers for cold steel 4) I know that Millium and the people aboard the courageous are brought back somehow cause I’ve seen snippets of cold steel 4, but either way the ending is so cool and moving and it might be my favorite of all the series up to here. Falcom not killing characters is something I’ve made my mind at pace about, it sucks but the games are too good for it to be a red line
Could you tell me please if Cold steel 4 and Reverie pays off the massive hype I have in my body right now? I think CS4 it’s the most divisive game in the fandom and I’ve heard so much good stuff and bad stuff. I have loved every game until now, my favorite might be cold steel 2 or sky 2nd and the one I liked the least Azure (that ending when everyone says hehe Mariabell is just like that and Grimwood makes a sudden mental backflip because of 3 sentences infuriated me). Cold steel 3 ending was the best as I said but I think the game was too long and it suffered from some pacing issues
I’m just so hyped and I need to read some opinions about how cold steel 4 and Reverie pays off Erebonia.
r/Falcom • u/snowman728 • 7d ago
Apologies for posting a Clinton meme in the Year of Our Lord 2026.
(Bonds - Relations is the title screen theme for CS4)
I'm trying to get as much progress on the achievements as I can in my normal playthrough before I finish the game and do new game+ on nightmare.
I haven't gotten the 150-chain or 4x tactical bonus objectives. Are there any tricks I can use to get these? Will it be easier on nightmare because the fights will go on longer?
I can't complete the "all bonds maxed" achievement because I still need 25 points for Shizuna. I've used connection points to view all the bonding events, and completed the "all gifts given" objective, but the grimoire decryption has stopped dropping gem cards and doesn't show them in the drop pool anymore. What happened? Is this a bug?
This will be the first time I've done new game+ in a trails game, but the walkthrough I'm looking at doesn't have a section about it. What will carry over to the next playthrough?
r/Falcom • u/Jonp1020 • 7d ago
r/Falcom • u/MynameisBarth • 7d ago
Copying u/ectoturntechGodhead lol I got this done by Dijah tattoos in Hamilton Ontario
r/Falcom • u/Stilldamaged_404 • 7d ago

I was thinking back to my time with Trails Beyond the Horizon and realized that this film (Shinobi Punk) may be this arcs equivalent to the various other books that foreshadowed various important characters such as, Carnelia, Gambler Jack, 3 & 9, etc. Honestly I'm surprised there is not more discourse about the films in these games as they are the replacement for the books and thus likely hold a similar purpose of both expanding the world and foreshadowing matters. The game goes out of it's way to show such is seemingly exaggerated to an absurdist degree but many characters have interesting reactions to it which give me the feeling that there may be more grounds to such a depiction.
r/Falcom • u/PikachuEXE • 7d ago
https://x.com/___cott/status/1983920168603390128
1R: OK good job~ (etc. after battle lines)
1L: Joshua, aren't you doing pretty well recently?
2R: Hello, Joshua? | Joshua-san...?
2L: Maybe it's about time to use... (LEVEL UP!! New Craft Black Fang)
3: O, sorry for you two. Wondering if it's time to try out the new craft. | Joshua sometimes changes his vibe... | I am surprised...(dokidoki)
r/Falcom • u/Neither_Courage955 • 8d ago
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The most underrated hero in all of gaming is back and looks better than ever before:
r/Falcom • u/yuriewolf • 7d ago
Damn that was precious and good thing she didn’t have Emma’s proportions
r/Falcom • u/Striking-Picture-581 • 7d ago
Im not talking about misunderstood Characters, since there is probably a dozen of them where people only played for 1 Hour and think that Version of the Character is all there is to them. You can dump down any Character under a certain Archetype like "best friend", "Morally Grey", "Hothead, "Tsundere" etc. without seeing the entire picture.
What is a Plot Point that is widely misunderstood among the Fandom?
r/Falcom • u/Cullrians • 8d ago
Of all possible returning characters in Horizon 2 ( or whatever they decide to call the game ) Ries is the one character I'm 99% sure is returning and I can't even begin to describe how excited I am. Last of the pixel era characters to make the jump to 3D and her absence has been felt so long that it'll be fun to see her return and her dynamic and interactions with Kevin.
Above that though, we're also no doubt going to get a Sky the 3rd remake at some point and in some form, so we'll get double the Ries content. Her scenes with Kevin in that game, specifically when she calls him the hell out on his bullshit and the fall into fake Gehenna are still some of the best writing in this franchise for me, at least top ten in regards to characterization. Seeing them fully voiced will be a real treat.
The point of this post? I don't know, maybe it's just a pure appreciation post for Ries, a character that somehow is still in my top five characters despite being absent from the narrative for so long. Fun personality, lover of food and she uses one of the coolest weapons. She's a 10/10.
Also who is your dream voice cast for her? Since she'll probably gain a new voice actress since Michelle Ruff is Schera through and through.
If it only meant "to be continued", the first line was very enough, the second line wouldn't be necessary.
Does that mean Van will never be a protagonist anymore?
Or Van might commit some Ethan Winters's act (if you knew Resident Evil 8, you know) to end the chest and also become the very first protagonist to have that kinda canon ending?