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Square Enix has recently announced that Rinoa Heartilly from Final Fantasy VIII was going to be the next character added to Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, which seemed to line up with a series of leaks that revealed the first six DLC characters for the game. The leaks had correctly predicted that Vayne from Final Fantasy XII, Locke from Final Fantasy VI, and Rinoa from Final Fantasy VIII would be the first three DLC characters released for the game.It seems that Square Enix has a lot more in store for Dissidia NT, as dataminers on and have uncovered information within the game that have revealed information about several new and returning characters for the game who will be added in the future. The most surprising part of the leak involves several new characters who are likely being saved for the second season of DLC, including Vivi from Final Fantasy IX, Kam'lanaut from Final Fantasy XI, and Zack Fair from Final Fantasy VII/Crisis Core.The leak also revealed two new stages: The Dominion of Rubrum from Final Fantasy Type-0 and Lucis from Final Fantasy XV.RELATED -It's no secret that Dissidia NT has struggled to find an audience on consoles, due to the numerous issues with gameplay balance and the technical fidelity of the online mode. Dissida NT is a game based on an online experience and the online mode simply doesn't work most of the time.

A lot of gamers were turned off from Dissidia NT due to the horrendous load times and a matchmaking system that has no sense of balance. The fact that the game itself is often filled with lag during matches had managed to scare off most of the diehard Final Fantasy fanbase after only a few hours of play. Scott has been writing for The Gamer since it launched in 2017 and also regularly contributes to Screen Rant. He has previously written gaming articles for websites like Cracked, Dorkly, Topless Robot, and TopTenz. He has been gaming since the days of the ZX Spectrum, when it used to take 40 minutes to load a game from a tape cassette player to a black and white TV set.Scott thinks Chrono Trigger is the best video game of all time, followed closely by Final Fantasy Tactics and Baldur's Gate 2. He pretends that sorcerer is his favorite Dungeons & Dragons class in public but he secretly loves bards.

For Dissidia: Final Fantasy NT on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'These will be the 6 DLC characters:'.