The gameplay looks better than I imagined it would. I love the time slow skill selection. It's a great way to inject some turn based style strategy into an action game.
Felt almost like "Real time with pause" for third person action.
The gameplay looks better than I imagined it would. I love the time slow skill selection. It's a great way to inject some turn based style strategy into an action game.
Pretty optimistic take thinking it's going to be only 6 discs
You do you, but if you aren't at least willing to wait things out until they're more concrete, you might end up missing out on a good thing. Fact of the matter is that a lot of important variables are still up in the air, not the least of which is whether the game will actually end up being good, so you're just kinda shouting at the top of your lungs for nothing right now.When it comes to companies trying to nickel and dime me, I have very, very little patience.
Also, all of my favorite parts of VII take place after you leave Midgar. I never wanted to spend that much time there.
For some reason I thought he said this part will be releasing on 2 blu ray discs because its aka filled with so much content and that the first disc is solely Midgar. Guess I heard it wrong.
I never played FFVII but people make it seem like Midgar is like 4 hours of the original 40+ hour game.
Watching that fight, it looks like a typical FF game, nothing breathe taking but I still want to play this.
I really liked FFXV, that boss fight in this trailer did nothing for me. Somewhat underwhelming.
They said from day one that each entry would be 'fully featured games' about as long as FFXIIII was guessing that it would be cheap episodes and then a whole $60 package at the end. Not multiple full priced purchases.
If it's just Midgar, either they fill in alot of the later plot points into the city, or we are waiting another 2-3 years at least for the second part. The world is much larger than just Midgar and if most of that time is creating the city and stuff to do there, then think about how they deal with the larger world. The other cities. Do they do Junon in a similar fashion or what? How about Golden Saucer? How do they handle these places and how you travel between them?no way they are gonna take that long... 3 years max having to sale a part 2 on another system is bad enough.. late 2021 would be ideal
I mean, yeah. I see people are very surprised in this thread but anyone who's played the original game knew that extrapolating FFVII to modern development standards was insane, MAYBE not as insane as the first part just being Midgar but insane nonetheless. Open world games like TW3 are very expansive but they reuse a lot of assets and locations like Novigrad, while big, are still at a manageable scale. Remaking FFVII this way makes me think Square Enix is either very crazy or very brave, but as frustrating as it might be I still think is commendable.There are definitely better ways around it, but due to the way SE operates, the only way to do FF is to blow things out as much as possible and then take years or decades to actually complete a game. It started with XIII and that continues to be the trend. It took them close to 5 years to make XIII, 10 to make VersusXIII, and we are closing in on 4 years with FF7R. SE needs to desperately look at restructuring and rethinking how they handle the FF franchise because it looks it takes them years to just figure out how to put together the basics of a game. Literal years.
It takes time to develop games, but this is ridiculous on a completely different scale.
You do you, but if you aren't at least willing to wait things out until they're more concrete, you might end up missing out on a good thing. Fact of the matter is that a lot of important variables are still up in the air, not the least of which is whether the game will actually end up being good, so you're just kinda shouting at the top of your lungs for nothing right now.
Can't remember the last time I've been this excited for a new Final Fantasy. I'm hoping we see Red XIII next trailer.
SE isn't the group to pioneer this and frankly, shouldn't even attempt it. They'll do it, but it'll take far too long to actually get there to really matter.I mean, yeah. I see people are very surprised in this thread but anyone who's played the original game knew that extrapolating FFVII to modern development standards was insane, MAYBE not as insane as the first part just being Midgar but insane nonetheless. Open world games like TW3 are very expansive but they reuse a lot of assets and locations like Novigrad, while big, are still at a manageable scale. Remaking FFVII this way makes me think Square Enix is either very crazy or very brave, but as frustrating as it might be I still think is commendable.
This could be the first step in creating games on a new scale we've never been before.
I mean, yeah. I see people are very surprised in this thread but anyone who's played the original game knew that extrapolating FFVII to modern development standards was insane, MAYBE not as insane as the first part just being Midgar but insane nonetheless. Open world games like TW3 are very expansive but they reuse a lot of assets and locations like Novigrad, while big, are still at a manageable scale. Remaking FFVII this way makes me think Square Enix is either very crazy or very brave, but as frustrating as it might be I still think is commendable.
This could be the first step in creating games on a new scale we've never been before.
is one whole game in Midgar really that bad? I always felt they could have done much more with the townspeople and the other Plates that we never got to explore. Midgar always felt like that hybrid cyber/steampunk I've always wanted.
That would defeat the purpose of Avalanche. They aren't joyriding round Midgar, they are a terrorist group. They are constantly HITTING reactors and running, blending into the slums. It is a frantic existence. The pace was dictated by the missions at hand. Living underneath the rotting pizza, scurrying around in the secret passages between sectors, running from Shinra and hiding until the coast was clear.The idea that all of Midgar could be an open world Los Santos and you get to ride around on a motorcycle with a giant number of different visitable locations is so damn exciting. It's possible that could be why it's on two discs.
You can choose to hate this from the get-go, or you can choose to at least give it a chance. The only one who stands to gain or lose anything is you.I never asked for this remake. The last thing I wanted was Square Enix wasting a huge chunk of their creative talent on it, which was why the outsourcing was fine for me.
Now, that huge chunk of talent will be locked away for another decade, if not more than that. Meaning less actually new games from them.
its going to be interesting to see what the design will look like,
advent children doesn't quite seem the right direction
Don't forget to pre-order the Digital Deluxe edition so you can all the summon DLCs.I never asked for this remake. The last thing I wanted was Square Enix wasting a huge chunk of their creative talent on it, which was why the outsourcing was fine for me.
Now, that huge chunk of talent will be locked away for another decade, if not more than that. Meaning less actually new games from them.
How many years ago was this announced? I mean, the original FFVII didn't take this long to make did it?
So you were disappointed by a game you didnt want and werent looking forward to? Must have been tremendously disappointing to you to find out you didnt want a game you..already didnt want?
2 discs of Midgar? TWO???
Come...on.
What is this?
Is this going to cross gens by the time we get the full FFVII remake?
How many years ago was this announced? I mean, the original FFVII didn't take this long to make did it?
Watching that boss battle, with all the bespoke animations and thinking "Wow, if they go this all in on all the bosses we aren't getting the full FFVII experience next year at all", and sure enough...
Why couldn't we have what we asked for all those years ago at the PS3 unveiling?
FFVII with upgraded graphics and the same basic gameplay and story.
You know: turn based. Like it should be.
Surely that would have fit onto one bluray and have been available before I'm able to collect social security...(I was a teenager when FFVII came out, do the math)
It's PlanetSmasher, the most negative poster of ERA, don't bother.So you were disappointed by a game you didnt want and werent looking forward to? Must have been tremendously disappointing to you to find out you didnt want a game you..already didnt want?
There are definitely better ways around it, but due to the way SE operates, the only way to do FF is to blow things out as much as possible and then take years or decades to actually complete a game. It started with XIII and that continues to be the trend. It took them close to 5 years to make XIII, 10 to make VersusXIII, and we are closing in on 4 years with FF7R. SE needs to desperately look at restructuring and rethinking how they handle the FF franchise because it looks it takes them years to just figure out how to put together the basics of a game. Literal years.
It takes time to develop games, but this is ridiculous on a completely different scale.
Yeah, this is another thing. This affects FF16 and any other larger games many of the staff would like to work on. I'm part of the problem because I was ecstatic about getting a remake, but the amount of time and effort this will end up taking, it might not be worth it.I never asked for this remake. The last thing I wanted was Square Enix wasting a huge chunk of their creative talent on it, which was why the outsourcing was fine for me.
Now, that huge chunk of talent will be locked away for another decade, if not more than that. Meaning less actually new games from them.
I'm still bitter and disappointed it's being split into three parts, cause I'd rather it just be a full complete game.
This will get a PS5 port. 100% sure.This HAS to be 3 parts if the first game is Midgar only. I'm curious how they are gonna release the game. Are all parts gonna be on PS4? I'm worried about parts 2-3 looking way better because they are on next gen.
2 discs basically says they are cheating the graphics with prerendered cut scenes like KH3 had. I bet it's likely because of 4K needs that it goes on 2 discs.
FF7 has more more content to follow up on, Midgar is like 5% of the game.Interesting you mentioned FFXIII. Tell me, how many years did it take for FFXIII-2 and Lightning Returns after that?
Once this first game is out, I would imagine most of the gameplay systems and framework would be finished. I don't expect as long a time for the additional follow-ups.
So why are they calling the first game just Final Fantasy VII Remake? With it being the first part of multiple, you would think it'd be Final Fantasy VII Remake Part I, or have some other subtitle or something. Makes me wonder what the rest of the releases will be titled. I dunno, the title of the first game is just weirdly definitive for just one part of a greater whole.