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How would you feel if FF7 Remake is 5 parts with the following splits
- Thread starter Exellus
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What if it's all a bigger than MGS2 level ploy and the game is actually complete on release :-O
I know, don't do that to myself.
I know, don't do that to myself.
If it was a movie, meteor cliffhanger would be clear dramactic endings, but part 2 would basically be the game then, with game 1 being the intro and game 3 being like a 2 part finale. This theory has a similar problem.
I mean, they're gonna make up a lot of game with part 1, they can do the same with three, expand and add lots of stuff.
When you have this inbalance, I imagine there's only so much you can expand if the second part had nearly all the big continents and most of the world and characters. If you did it this way, they can add some areas underwater and maybe a whole new dungeon for Knights of the Round, maybe a few ruins from Crisis Core but not much I can think of. I imagine Disc 2 would then completely overshadow the size of the first two and the whole last third game would feel like a crucial expansion pack.
They might expand on Wutai, Yuffie and Vincent considering Wutai is mentioned in the last trailer.
In any case, it's really far away, I don't think even part 1 will give us an idea of how things will be in future releases.
I guess you have to go to Wutai ealier on when Aeris can contribute and when you have the tiny bronco about half way through.
I can't wait to see Snowboarding be used as the epic opening segment for part 3.
Ubisoft is like four times the size of Square Enix, and that's including the western divisions working on a big Avengers game...Ubi also have a lot of shared resources and experience from the many other open world games they've released, not to mention sailing is a helluva lot slower than a hypothetical controllable Highwind.
Again, It might be ok if part 2 ends in the mountains (and a new dramactic climax) of the eastern continent, then you get Cid's boat fixed in the next chaper and the world isn't broken up randomly. Then the ocean and isles as part of part 3.
Must've got that through osmosis apparently then. I do think that's the route they'll go though. I guess they could just have you start from scratch with each release, but that feels really weird.