She even mentions that she should've brought it up but didn't because she was worried about how fragile his state of mind was or some bs.
She even mentions that she should've brought it up but didn't because she was worried about how fragile his state of mind was or some bs.
Doesn't she explain later how she found Cloud all fucked up in the streets shortly after Zack dies? She always knew what was up.
Yeah, she does.
Yup. Apparently she felt that Cloud being a schizophrenic lunatic who should probably be kept away from Sephiroth wasn't that big an issue. She could've saved everyone and the world a fuckton of issues had she just flat-out called Cloud out on his bullshit at Kalm. "Da fuq picture is this nigga talking about!?"
It's poorly written and like I said before, extremely evident the character itself was a last minute addition.
In Kalm, actually, I think Barrett asks Tifa if what Cloud was saying was what happened and she said something to the effect of "...yea." which was more like a "yea, but how the hell did he know?"
Phoenix down doesn't work on people who die. It just revives a KO
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...poor Rachel
The other really sad dead girl FF song
Double.
Is the guy who is fucking shit up being the same guy who burned down your village not enough? Is the fact that your childhood crush (it seems both of them were crushing on each other but too pussy to say anything) seems to know things that by all rights you think he shouldn't know in relation to your village being burned down and sounding suspicious as fuck and he's going on a trip to take out the very same guy who burned your village also not enough?
I mean, I think Tifa had plenty of reasons to go along. Sure, she's not on some altruistic quest to save the planet, but does everyone have to be that guy?
Nope. There's no way in hell.
people really cried when aeris died? I guess it didn't really faze me because I always thought she would come back in some way/form/as a summon or something. I was also 9 or 10 when it came out so I didn't really understand what was going on.
I'm going to put my fan boy aside for a moment. This episode thing kinda scares me because it can son easily be done wrong. I cannot see how it's going to work without being a disjointed or cheapened experience unless they do it like an mmo or DLC where you buy the base game sand each episode thereafter is built upon the base experience.
Without being too gloomy what I mean is they could make it to where quests or golden saucer or unlocking certain LB or the gem weapons are only available in certain episodes or so forth. Which is something I wouldn't enjoy
Im not drawing any conclusions yet as there's a lot of information we've left to get. Just done thinking of the positives which there are a it and started too speculate on how badly this could go. It's a healthy habbit dammit
I hate texting on a phone
I was 16 when Aeris was killed. It was the first and only time my mother watched me play a game because the story was that compelling. I didn't cry, but I can easily recall being in awe of such a scene as I had never witnessed something at that magnitude. It was a great moment in gaming memory and I hope this remake creates lasting images as the first one did.
I didn't read about any of the episodic stuff but was there any mention of the amount of time there would be before each episode was released? I would think that too big of a gap would dampen the experience as well and make the story choppy
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None of that infos been released. I'm also worried about the same thing. I'm not a fan of waiting months or even years between plot continuations.
I've waited almost 20 years now... can't be that bad of a wait.
But yeah, I hope its not too long between them.
If nothing major happens between games, I'd say 6 months to a year between releases. Anything more than that would be pretty bad.
I can tell myself whatever I want but I will realistically throw nostalgia dollars at this forever.