That doesn't stop it from being the same type of embarrassing nonsense you'd see in a fanfic.
That doesn't stop it from being the same type of embarrassing nonsense you'd see in a fanfic.
Everything is a mess and I'm loving it.
Honestly, it's Nomura post-KH, how did anyone expected something straight and narrow?
"By two of the writers from Scary Movie 2!"--Date Movie Tagline
Everything is a mess and I'm loving it.
Honestly, it's Nomura post-KH, how did anyone expected something straight and narrow?
Just finished the game. Wow. Just wow.
I don't care what anyone thinks. This is x10000 more exciting than if they just remade FFVII as an Action RPG.
It also sets a precedent so Nomura can do a FFXV Remake that's basically versus later down the line. :p
But seriously.. That last hour of the game? Wow. Elevated the overall package ridiculously. Such a wonderful streak of insane boss fights.
Just finished the game. Wow. Just wow.
I don't care what anyone thinks. This is x10000 more exciting than if they just remade FFVII as an Action RPG.
It also sets a precedent so Nomura can do a FFXV Remake that's basically versus later down the line. :p
But seriously.. That last hour of the game? Wow. Elevated the overall package ridiculously. Such a wonderful streak of insane boss fights.
Yozora will appear as a secret boss in FFVIIR-2.I'm hoping a portal opens and Sora comes out in part 2. And then Sephiroth talks about how he fought him before. Making KH canon to FF 7.
Well, it's a shame but it is how it is.The millions of people who have no clue who Nomura is and are being mislead by the marketing will be, yeah.
The vast majority of people who buy this game aren't going to expect "Final Fantasy VII Remake" to not actually be a remake of Final Fantasy VII.
Which is a form of bad writing in of itself. If it takes 40+ hours for the story to get good -- not counting the original release of FFXIV -- then it still has quite a bit of bad writing in it. (I'd wonder if after 40+ hours if it's not just stockholm syndrome....) And even then, that's not a high bar to pass.Final Fantasy XIV is the best Final Fantasy story in 15+ years. The problem is that it only really gets good in the expansions and it's a 40+ hour commitment just to get to those.
As someone who's finished it and seen everything in context, does it feel like the story won't continue on the same path as the original, or does it feel like it'll continue on a similar path but with some added meta/AU elements?Just finished the game. Wow. Just wow.
I don't care what anyone thinks. This is x10000 more exciting than if they just remade FFVII as an Action RPG.
It also sets a precedent so Nomura can do a FFXV Remake that's basically versus later down the line. :p
But seriously.. That last hour of the game? Wow. Elevated the overall package ridiculously. Such a wonderful streak of insane boss fights.
lmao where did I *ever* say someone isn't a true gamer if they didn't play FF7 when it came out
lazy or they don't care about the game? yes, absolutely. i don't care about someone's gamer™ cred especially since i hate most gamers
you're completely delusional, and this conversation is no longer entertaining
Just finished the game. Wow. Just wow.
I don't care what anyone thinks. This is x10000 more exciting than if they just remade FFVII as an Action RPG.
It also sets a precedent so Nomura can do a FFXV Remake that's basically versus later down the line. :p
But seriously.. That last hour of the game? Wow. Elevated the overall package ridiculously. Such a wonderful streak of insane boss fights.
When Nomura said the Remake doesn't take place in the same continuity as the Compilation of FFVII, he meant it literally
*stupidReading the spoilers feels like an elaborate April 1st joke.
Alternate universes? That's retarded.
Just finished the game. Wow. Just wow.
I don't care what anyone thinks. This is x10000 more exciting than if they just remade FFVII as an Action RPG.
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But seriously.. That last hour of the game? Wow. Elevated the overall package ridiculously. Such a wonderful streak of insane boss fights.
I believe their impressions and it does excite me to read them, but it's also N=2 from people who have beaten a 40+ hour game one week prior to its release. I'm curious how the rest of the impressions from Era will shake out.Glowing impressions from both the people who've finished it so far on Era, and then we got pages of people saying this killed gaming for a new generation. What a thread.
Yeah, it's more accurate to say that the FFXIV expansion have the best writing for the series in years.Which is a form of bad writing in of itself. If it takes 40+ hours for the story to get good -- not counting the original release of FFXIV -- then it still has quite a bit of bad writing in it. (I'd wonder if after 40+ hours if it's not just stockholm syndrome....) And even then, that's not a high bar to pass.
DamnJust finished the game. Wow. Just wow.
I don't care what anyone thinks. This is x10000 more exciting than if they just remade FFVII as an Action RPG.
It also sets a precedent so Nomura can do a FFXV Remake that's basically versus later down the line. :p
But seriously.. That last hour of the game? Wow. Elevated the overall package ridiculously. Such a wonderful streak of insane boss fights.
I believe their impressions and it does excite me to read them, but it's also N=2 from people who have beaten a 40+ hour game one week prior to its release. I'm curious how the rest of the impressions from Era will shake out.
Just finished the game. Wow. Just wow.
I don't care what anyone thinks. This is x10000 more exciting than if they just remade FFVII as an Action RPG.
It also sets a precedent so Nomura can do a FFXV Remake that's basically versus later down the line. :p
But seriously.. That last hour of the game? Wow. Elevated the overall package ridiculously. Such a wonderful streak of insane boss fights.
Right, well I played a realm reborn before the expansions came out, and dear god I hated that ye-olde butchered english and the dialogue.Yeah, it's more accurate to say that the FFXIV expansion have the best writing for the series in years.
But it's definitely not stockholm syndrome. A Realm Reborn (the first storyline) is widely regarded as the weakest one by fans of the game and is considered a slog to get through to this day. No one looks at it with rose-tinted glasses. The expansions, specifically Heavensward and *especially* Shadowbringers, rival the best the series has to offer, right up there with the SNES/PS1 era.
When was a generation ever owed a remake of a game that is a 1:1 of something that already exist. I think Plum Needs to take a breath.
Just finished the game. Wow. Just wow.
I don't care what anyone thinks. This is x10000 more exciting than if they just remade FFVII as an Action RPG.
It also sets a precedent so Nomura can do a FFXV Remake that's basically versus later down the line. :p
But seriously.. That last hour of the game? Wow. Elevated the overall package ridiculously. Such a wonderful streak of insane boss fights.
Would you say the assertions of this being an Alternate Universe FFVII are on point?
As someone who's finished it and seen everything in context, does it feel like the story won't continue on the same path as the original, or does it feel like it'll continue on a similar path but with some added meta/AU elements?
I can't wait for the Ot and spoiler thread to converge lolI'm so ready for more but even better will be watching everyones reactions to the ending LMAO
They're changing so much that the one moment is nothing in comparison.Wait, I've been saying all along that the most -interesting- (not necessarily best) thing they could do with this game was change the story. I haven't followed this but I skimmed the last page. Are they going to change -that- moment?!
That's an absurd position to take.No matter how good the game is, I don't expect anyone in the thread that disliked this game in advance to like it after playing it.
Dumb thing to do given most people actually playing the damn game seem to be enjoying it.Super glad I clicked in here before my Amazon order shipped. Saved me $60!
The game is very blunt about it I'm not sure where the confusion is coming from.
To summarize: the events of the original Final Fantasy VII is the "Prime" timeline. It's fate. How things supposed to go.
The remake is set in another timeline where, for some reason, things aren't going as they're supposed to, so "Fate" is trying to correct it and force it into the prime timeline again. The whispers / arbiters of fate are its tool for this.
Sephiroth wants to defy fate, but so does the party. In the last chapter, you literally fight the manifestation of fate while seeing visions of future events from the original game. Red XIII says that this is "tomorrow if we don't win today".
They win. Fate is defied. And from now on, the future isn't set in stone anyore. Anything can happen. The game demonstrate this by showing that Biggs is still alive, and hinting at a different end for Zack.
Anything can happen in the sequel. Aerith can live, Barret can die. It's an alternative story from now forward. The objective is still the same, though. The party still aims to stop Sephiroth.
The objective is still to stop Sephiroth but other than that, it seems like they're making a point that anything can happen now and they're not adhered to the original game (fate) anymore.
I'm now excited for the sequel than I ever was for the first installment. Can't wait to see where this ride is going!
"Embarrassing nonsense."That doesn't stop it from being the same type of embarrassing nonsense you'd see in a fanfic.
Appreciate these impressions, especially the clarification of plot differentiation.The game is very blunt about it I'm not sure where the confusion is coming from.
To summarize: the events of the original Final Fantasy VII is the "Prime" timeline. It's fate. How things supposed to go.
The remake is set in another timeline where, for some reason, things aren't going as they're supposed to, so "Fate" is trying to correct it and force it into the prime timeline again. The whispers / arbiters of fate are its tool for this.
Sephiroth wants to defy fate, but so does the party. In the last chapter, you literally fight the manifestation of fate while seeing visions of future events from the original game. Red XIII says that this is "tomorrow if we don't win today".
They win. Fate is defied. And from now on, the future isn't set in stone anyore. Anything can happen. The game demonstrate this by showing that Biggs is still alive, and hinting at a different end for Zack.
Anything can happen in the sequel. Aerith can live, Barret can die. It's an alternative story from now forward. The objective is still the same, though. The party still aims to stop Sephiroth.
The objective is still to stop Sephiroth but other than that, it seems like they're making a point that anything can happen now and they're not adhered to the original game (fate) anymore.
I'm now excited for the sequel than I ever was for the first installment. Can't wait to see where this ride is going!
The game is very blunt about it I'm not sure where the confusion is coming from.
To summarize: the events of the original Final Fantasy VII is the "Prime" timeline. It's fate. How things supposed to go.
The remake is set in another timeline where, for some reason, things aren't going as they're supposed to, so "Fate" is trying to correct it and force it into the prime timeline again. The whispers / arbiters of fate are its tool for this.
Sephiroth wants to defy fate, but so does the party. In the last chapter, you literally fight the manifestation of fate while seeing visions of future events from the original game. Red XIII says that this is "tomorrow if we don't win today".
They win. Fate is defied. And from now on, the future isn't set in stone anyore. Anything can happen. The game demonstrate this by showing that Biggs is still alive, and hinting at a different end for Zack.
Anything can happen in the sequel. Aerith can live, Barret can die. It's an alternative story from now forward. The objective is still the same, though. The party still aims to stop Sephiroth.
Why quote me. If you have nothing to say.
Too late
What's interesting is the chatter I've seen from people who want FFVI remade as well. I cannot imagine what they'd do with VI hahaI agree tbh
they were NEVER going to do VII justice based on the compilation or without Sakaguchi so might as well do something different.