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In what way, though? "Oh, that's freaky AF. Good thing we found no evidence of any surviving supersoldiers anywhere and he's probably dead. So, any ideas about this geostigma thing?"

That could work. Likewise, a confrontation with Rufus on the ship itself. Hell, who knows at this point, though, if we'll even be doing the ship. They may decide that doesn't seem to fit the level of sophistication at which Remake Shin-Ra should be operating.

I feel like this is relevant for some of us?

Ooo. Okay then. :monster:

@Clement Rage I initially posted this in another thread, where I was breaking my vow to never agree with you. :awesome: So, to get back on track ...

I mean, I presented the idea from the start as being in a possible future confrontation at Junon, not as part of a televised address. =P

While we know from the Ultimanias and such that Gast began to feel guilty about the human experimentation aspect of things, Bugah's line alone is not as cut and dry as you're making it out to be, Mako. I'm uncharacteristically agreeing with Clement here that the line about what Drunk Gast was...

Nice! It's just so beautifully atmospheric, and invites multiple readings as it is at the moment. It comes off as both alternatively tranquil and like the hanging tension before the gust of a storm.

Eh, between Elder Bugah's musings in the original game and the line in "Maiden Who Travels the Planet" where Aerith refers to the Lifestream as "our Promised Land" while speaking with the planet, I've always had the understanding that the Lifestream generally is the Promised Land for Cetra...

That's literally the thought process I was following. Do it, do it. Any possible way I can talk you out of this?

I never really got the idea that he loved money so much as efficiency. Like "Dad. Dude. Why are we doing this? This is dumb. You're dumb."

2006. 2006 is happening.

I just figured he does what we do and walks from one location to another. XD

It's not really backtracking, though, when it's prior to all that character building, yeah?

You are right that this is a thing fandom does, but picking the wrong dude isn't even one of the things that should be held against Lucrecia. That's a perfectly normal mistake to make that really only should have affected her, and is not to be lumped in with the actually awful stuff she did...

That doesn't really make it any clearer, but thanks anyway for trying. :monster:

- Let's break down some unnecessary confusion here, starting with Reeve's credentials: Dude is almost certainly an engineer given his position alone. I actually work in local government, and know or know of many public works/utilities directors in multiple municipalities. They're all engineers...

Then you still managed to make more sense of that alphabet vomit than I did. :monster:

I do expect we'll still hear that speech in the next game, probably during an encounter with Rufus during the time of his inauguration ceremony.