Tir McDohl
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I'm glad they put so much thought into it. ^^
From this it seems like the normal materia you buy/find is the size of a marble. The White Materia would probably be around the same size as something this small would be easy for Aerith to hide in her hair.Quexinos said:
2. グローブ
レザーグローブには、 手の甲の部分にマテリアが装着されている。ティファのパンチを裏拳気味に受けた場合, 硬いマテリアで殴られるわけだから、 考えただけでも痛そうだ,
Glove
Materia is equipped on the back portion of the leather gloves. In a situation where something receives a backhand blow of Tifa's punch, it's struck by hard materia, therefore it's painful just thinking about.
Damn it, dude, I'm trying to forget this shit exists, ok?DoC then brings back the marble sized materia that is small enough to fit on a keychain.
Since you can put materia in Cloud's weapons, I assume they're not just decorative.so the slots in the Buster Sword could just be for decoration
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Since you can put materia in Cloud's weapons, I assume they're not just decorative.
Edit: Q, stop it. No one else is falling for your awesome snare.
I assumed they were functional too, but they could also be how Zack/Cloud attach the sword to their backs, as there's no holster/sheathe and I doubt it's magnetic or some shit.
Stop trying to find excuses for Square being inconsistentAs for the size of materia, I assume -- given that it forms in nature -- it can come out any number of sizes, but is usually somewhere from ping pong ball- to tennis ball-sized.
**coughbullshitcough**
Not really, just asking you man up or shut up. If that's being an asshat, well... **tips brim**
I said I believed it was the white materia. I did not assert at ANY time that it was 100% factually so.
My point was, is, and will remain, that any statement stating that a person believes Cloud's crystal is the white materia is no less valid than someone seeing only generic materia. You're asking for support of that theory based on the assumption that it's 1. materia to begin with.
2. Fits into a pre-decided set of parameters YOU set up.
My argument would be that 1. CITE IT. Because otherwise it's no more materia than a shiny bauble and saying "if-->then" means dick, considering. 2. Your 'power-source' theory is yours. Not SE's and not cited anywhere. Logical? Sure. Makes sense. Factual. No.
So you asking anyone to prove their theories or merit based upon your own UNPROVEN theory is, well, dumb. No matter how sensible it may be.
I must have watched a different ACC. It looked fairly good sized. But that could have simply been the perspective.
Great. YOU don't think they do. I disagree. Life's great like that.
We can't be sure Cloud's is materia (although that makes the most sense). But let's assume that it is, you can't say that it's not the WM. Default claim and all.
And it could be a silver wing. It could be a camera tripod. It could be a lot of things, and if it's anything other than a power source, your theory is kind of debunked.
We must play different games...
Says you. Show me a source that says the crystals are generic and meaningless and I'll quietly eat humble pie and leave it. Hell, I'll happily say I'm wrong, if I am. It's really not that big of a deal.
No one else seems to want to. **shrug** May as well be me.
Yes, I have one. They are. Also, roll up your pant legs, here comes some more shit: **coughbullshitcough**. Nothing is ever more pathetic than someone refusing to admit they may be wrong about something. Dude, really? Q posted a pic, asked you to LOOK at the pic she posted and you loaded Dissidia on your PSP to make some sort of Ryu-tastic analysis? Riiiiiiiiiiight. I believe you. Sure.
That you walked into, and were neatly snared. Watching you flop around and flail trying to deny being caught is kind of amusing, however. Carry on.
**tips asshat** As amusing as it is, I'm finding the topic rather tedious. Anything else you can think of that we may be able to insult/banter about? Otherwise, I'll call: Good game! and leave the dead horse alone now.
Which sounds worse, being in denial, or not knowing what "this" means? You seem to gave the grasp of "that", so I gave you the benefit of the doubt.
I'm far more interested in what little discussion there's been in here on what Squall's crystal is supposed to be a representation of than this back and forth about Cloud's. I really wish we knew for sure what it is, and FHS's image of that Sephiroth wing necklace is about as close as we've gotten to something useful.
On the matter of the Dissidia crystals being general representations of the world/sources of power in that world vs. things that are representative of something meaningful to each warrior of Cosmos, I think that whatever stance one takes, it should be consistent across the ten warriors. That is to say, if you think it's more valuable from a storytelling perspective that Terra's crystal represents Maduin, you would also explain the personal significance of Firion's crystal, and so on.
On the other hand, if you think they're generic, you'll take care to avoid any personal associations whatsoever when describing them.
Obviously, Squall's unidentifiable crystal throws a bit of a wrench into this either way, as you pretty much have to decide what you personally think it's supposed to be (i.e. you think it's supposed to be personal, so it's a gunblade or feather; or you think it's supposed to be generic, so it's a witch wing). Granted, you can choose to exclude Squall's crystal from the analysis altogether (which is what I personally have done for the past couple of years), but that almost feels like cheating.
Those are my feelings on all that anyway.
In any event, I've seen this notion danced around a bit during this discussion, but I just want to plainly throw out there that it's entirely possible that even if the crystal Cloud received is supposed to be representative of the White Materia -- not that there's any means of determining whether it's supposed to look more like a generic green materia than a specific one (e.g. the White Materia); just want to reiterate that to everyone: we have no way of knowing for sure -- it's still meant to be representative of the world he comes from rather than something deeply personal to him.
One can have it both ways. Just saying.
I'm wondering did he also load his FFVII game as well to make the comparison? Or just Dissidia?
So... wait... wait... let me get this straight. Instead of looking at the image I posted fortroll purposesyour convenience, you got up from your seat (possibly, I dunno where your PSP is), loaded up your game, and took however long it took to Cloud's crystal, and then made a list of things that were different between that and the white materia from the original game? So, did you load up the original FFVII game as well to check?
Do you do this for all things or just for Dissidia crystals? If I were to have said, Ryu look at this and tell me what kind of flowers these are:
Would you look at the picture or would you load up your Crisis Core game to find out?
Me thinks you're being rather silly
You know those are unofficial renders right?
Fucking hell everyone beat me to it...
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I assumed they were functional too, but they could also be how Zack/Cloud attach the sword to their backs, as there's no holster/sheathe and I doubt it's magnetic or some shit.
Okay so basically you looked up the Dissidia cutscene where the crystal rotates on your PSP and Aerith's death from FFVII on youtube. Just seems like a long way to do it but all of that aside, the White Materia does look a lot different in AC/C than it does in OGC. The swirls aren't as prominent and the coloring is different.I reached to my left, flicked a switch, hit circle, down down, x, right a few times, and x. For my herculean efforts, I got a full 3d view of a spheroid object at its original resolution.
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Aerith's flowers aren't featured in a nifty cutscene where they rotate for my amusement. So no, I wouldn't. If I did want to examine that scene in detail, such as seeing if there was a different angle, I'd probably look online for the cutscene since that would be faster.
Dissidia just happens to have a cutscene viewer.
err... yeah that's what I meantThose are actually the Dissidia chapter selection icons. So they are official. Though not renders.
You get nowhere in life by settling for the easy road Quex.Uhm... think I'll stick with the cake one. I don't need a bunch of angry relatives and what not looking for me cause I caused their whoever to commit suicide.
It actually is magnetic. That silver medallion on the back of their uniform is a magnet.
Okay so basically you looked up the Dissidia cutscene where the crystal rotates on your PSP and Aerith's death from FFVII on youtube. Just seems like a long way to do it but all of that aside, the White Materia does look a lot different in AC/C than it does in OGC. The swirls aren't as prominent and the coloring is different.
Also it rotates? Someone should make a gif of the crystal rotating.
err... yeah that's what I meant
You get nowhere in life by settling for the easy road Quex.
Well, whaddya know. Learned something new. For my own piece of mind, could you give me the source on that, please? Thanks. Only because the logic is kinda flawed. Wouldn't you know, earrings, phones, OTHER metal objects react to a magnet that strong? Just curious.
Only if they got close enough. Inverse square law and all that. A Magnet capable of holding 20 pounds securely (and that's really overselling Buster) doesn't hold that field for particularly far.
Sorry to pick up on this of all things, but I'm pretty sure Buster easily ways over 20 pounds.
I mean, here's a video of a full-size BS recreation, and the guys pegged the weight at 54lbs.
Of course, one could argue that the FF7 universe has some fancypants super-strong, super-durable, super-light metal and the buster sword really weighs as much as a pair of panties. But yeah.
I'm pretty sure that's oversized, actually. And my estimate for Buster is more or less assuming it's not quite the same amount of metal as 3 Zweihanders, which were typically a little under 7 pounds. Of course, my math could be well wrong, but the sword itself is only about 5ft, with about a 6-7" handle.
I guess we finally know what Cloud's sunglasses are made of.And yes, I'm rather certain it's made of a fantasy metal. It doesn't deform when struck by bullets. That's fantasy metal.
Agreed, it's longer than it should be, though they may have done it that way to give themselves the necessary leverage to hold the thing steady.Addendum: Yeah, their handle alone is easily two feet long, since he's resting it on his hip and the blade begins at his shoulder.