LicoriceAllsorts
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Danseru, I think your sig wins the prize for "real life creature that looks most like a Pokemon."
I'm thinking of trying to leave so whoever has the highest affection for Cloud at the time will join so I'll take her, then I'll chose the other girl to go when taking Barret to Dyne, stuff like that.
Danseru, I think your sig wins the prize for "real life creature that looks most like a Pokemon."
That line becomes more funny and awesome when you actually play the game.We may be retreating... But we're still victorious.
Did I mention that I kinda ship Tserith now? XD
Let me just say this. If you want to keep things equal take Red or Yuffie to see Dyne.
If you take(all things being equal) you WILL get her date scene.Aerith
Yeah the game is really Aeris-bias, if you so much as have her in your party post-Midgar you've gotta date her.
I'll bet these are huge arguments in the LTD - "clearly he must love her more since going to a boring place doing random stuff gives more love points!"Weren't there stranger ways to get affection points? Like events the dating candidates had nothing to do with, or am I confusing this for another game . *drinks cup of tea by myself, gains affection points with Tanning Mom* Nuuu!
Danseru, I think your sig wins the prize for "real life creature that looks most like a Pokemon."
Thanks peeps I was going to take Tifa to Dyne though because Danseru logic on that makes sense/I agree (I usually take Aerith because favourite character bias but )
So if Aerith joins me when I try to leave Gold Saucer/she goes with me to explore and meet Cait Sith should I still take Tifa to Dyne, or Red XIII/Yuffie?
Yes it's real and you can have them as pets I think (though I prefer these creatures to be left in the wild.) It's an axolotl but an albino one, the normal one is dark gray-greenish.It ... it's real? It's kind of cute but also ...
Gonna have nightmares
Picked "take it" out of three choicesSephiroth: Blah blah doom *disappears*
Me: Moves forward
*Sephiroth appears again*
Sephiroth: Wee Promised Land! *disappears*
*repeats process*
Again, baffles me how Aeris escaped the party and was able to go to the Forgotten Capital without using the plane boat.
AERIS DIES! I WAS SO SHOCKED I DIDN'T SEE IT COMING
I can relate to this, as I played FFVII when I was fairly young and imo that time Aeris is more compatible to Cloud because of the pretty dress and the forward attitude, while Tifa's traits automatically put her in the friendzone. I just think that if you get attached to her character there's a tendency for you to automatically interpret her relationship to Cloud as romantic and overlook the real deal between Cloud and Tifa. That's what happened to me when I first played the game.But mostly it's on her character, even though aesthetics could have helped a lot. I was very depressed at the ending of FF Tactics even if they're just sprites (and I knew that was coming,) and I was very sad at the end of the Reincarnation chapter in Disgaea. I admit that if I played FFVII 10 years ago, she could have been my favorite since she has a pretty dress and a pretty staff and most girls love that. But... okay this is a bit LTD related, I think the impact of her death (on the player, not Cloud) is very much affected on how you favor her, so optionality is a factor. I'll reserve those stuff at my post-game LTD thoughts.
Good luck on thatAnyway, after the snow stuff I think I may go on a break from playing (or slow down my playtime) and also from posting here... just maybe. I got stuff to do.
I always interpreted it as Aerith realising, after the slapping incident down in the pit when he gives the Black Materia to Sephiroth, that there was something dark and unreliable in Cloud; that he was not himself. She doesn't blame him, but now that she understands what she needs to do with her mother's materia*, she decides it's better to go on alone and complete the mission, rather than risk interference from whatever is controlling Cloud. I think she thinks she is running away from Sephiroth/Jenova, whereas in fact she's running towards them. Aerith has always been an independent spirit and a bit of a loner - not unfriendly or unsocial, but when she has a job to do she prefers to get on with it alone. To me she never felt like a 100% integrated member of the party, but maybe that's because I knew what fate lay in store for her.
* I don't believe that Aerith set off for the Ancient City knowing she was going to die. I agree with Tifa: Aerith wanted to live as much as anybody. She thought she was going to cast Holy, drive off the evil, save everybody (including Cloud) and then come home and start to "get to know him". I think that was her plan.
In the real world things are very different. You just need to look around you. Nobody wants to die that way. People die of disease and accident. Death comes suddenly and there is no notion of good or bad. It leaves, not a dramatic feeling but great emptiness. When you lose someone you loved very much you feel this big empty space and think, 'If I had known this was coming I would have done things differently.' These are the feelings I wanted to arouse in the players with Aerith's death relatively early in the game. Feelings of reality and not Hollywood.