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Author: Aiman Maulana

Warrior of Light Rework Coming to Dissidia Final Fantasy NT – A Much Needed Refresh For the Character

Last updated: January 20, 2019 12:53 pm

By Aiman Maulana

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Warrior of Light Rework Coming to Dissidia Final Fantasy NT – A Much Needed Refresh For the Character

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A sizeable update for Square Enix’s Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is coming soon, and it seems that it will be including a rework for the legendary Warrior of Light. This is great news for those who aren’t happy with his moveset.

Warrior of Light Rework Coming to Dissidia Final Fantasy NT

If you’re not satisfied with the way the Warrior of Light plays in Square Enix’s Final Fantasy crossover fighting game Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, there is good news for you. There is an update coming up that will bring a refresh to the iconic character’s move set.

The update will be coming some time in June of this year for the console version. The Arcade version of the game however, which is only available in Japan and nowhere else at the moment, will get the patch much earlier, which is on April 19th 2018.

If you happen to see any videos that is showing off the reworked Warrior of Light and it’s not from an official figure from Square Enix, it’s most likely a video from the Arcade version in Japan. In order to give a hint on what to expect, Square Enix released a trailer, which you can check out at the top of this post.

In the meantime, Square Enix is continuing to update the game with new DLC character, latest of whom is Final Fantasy XII antagonist, Vayne Carudas Solidor.

If you are not familiar with the game or just want to know whether it’s worth your hard-earned cash, check out our review of the game by clicking right here.

Pokdepinion: Well, I did feel like Warrior of Light was kinda boring to play but honestly, why rework the character when you could have the customizations that the original Dissidia games on the PSP had. That would’ve been so much easier and would provide more variety to suit plenty of people’s play style.