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btw, I forgot my other rankings. :quote:

Tseng says it point blank in Chapter 16 (I think?). There's a scene where Reno, Rude and Tseng are sitting in the latter's office. After Reno suggests that he's not happy with the way things went on the plate, Tseng tells him to take a vacation. Rude then points out his concerns with what they...

tl:dr - It's definitely up there with my top RPGs in recent memory. Are there things that could have been handled better in the game? Absolutely. I'm extremely critical of a lot of media, and I will take every opportunity I can to nitpick something if I can help it. I don't believe there's any...

I hope he has more to do in the remake. Seems like he just kind of gets forgotten about midway through, and I barely remembered him until he suddenly showed up in the Diamond Weapon cutscene getting blown backwards. If they give him a longer/more pronounced rivalry with Cloud, I'd be perfectly...

Very fun challenge! It actually took a lot of thought to sort out some of these: I also just want to say I was here when the Jessie ship wars began. Never forget.

CLOUD: Blasting up in the Daytona to save the party while escaping the Shinra Building. BARRET: "Wouldn't be the first time I spit in destiny's eye." That scene in Chapter 18. The character placement. The theme music swelling. That speech. One of a kind. AERITH: Holding the flower out as her...

Yeah, those were my concerns too. Knowing that while Jessie's death is romanticized and goes on for too long - I feel the same thing could have been accomplished if they'd pared down the lines about wanting to have everyone over for pizza and her reaction to Tifa's crying just a bit. That, and...

I'd rather see that than the way the Turks were presented in the OG. Maybe it's just because I didn't play the game fully until I was older, but I was never happy with the way the Turks (or the collapse of Sector 7) was presented. Yes, people point to the trainman at the station as evidence of...

It could be worse.

No, I rented it from a Blockbuster a few months/a year after it came out. Got stuck on the trip to Wall Market (couldn't figure out that I had to run up a piece of wood that blended into the environment) and spent a day grinding Limit Breaks up to max before I finally gave up in frustration and...

The only way I can rationalize it is that Sephy has lulled them into believing that he is controlling the Whispers, and that rather than attempt to figure out how to extricate the latter from the former, the party basically threw the baby out with the bathwater and decided to take them all on...

I'm going to throw out a Big Brain Theory here - most, if not all, of the main characters have been reincarnated in the new "alt-timeline" of the Remake. It would explain a lot of things, especially the visions characters have of past events they were in/directly involved in or their...

He (in)directly led the mission to blow up an entire reactor, saw himself and his whole team besieged by floating ghosts that no one else can see, watched as the President of Shinra personally framed his group as being from Wutai, flew on zipline through a sector that was in the process of being...

"You are now about to witness the strength of slum knowledge..."

This is basically what happened to the Mass Effect series. In the original game, loading screens were masked by elevator rides within the Citadel/Normandy. During these loading screens, characters would have funny conversations, but they were criticized by fans for taking too long, even though...

I'd really love to B R E A K Y O U R H E A R T

Most of what I've just mentioned is referenced/discussed in the Ultimania. I didn't pull it out of nowhere, especially considering the Japanese-to-English change. Besides, if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck...

Per a post I made yesterday: - The sequence where you first encounter them in the Singularity is backed by a piece of music called "Arbiter of Fate - Advent". - In the anime, the trio summons Sin Bahamut. In the Remake, the trio of Whispers morphs into "Whisper Bahamut". - The Whisper wielding...

It already is, in a way. The fidelity/graphical quality of Advent Children (plus more), with seamless transitioning between cutscenes and gameplay, and a plot that factors in virtually every aspect of the Compilation, and a story that could go literally anywhere and everywhere. Multiverse...

Once the Remake is completed, a full boxset with the following: - All parts of the Remake, upscaled to whatever the current-gen top resolution is and with all bonus DLC (regardless of what it is) baked in, with all current/archival press and interview materials - The OG game, using whatever is...