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1. :back_from_gab: :musashi_berseker: :abigail_williams: :musashi: :benienma: :astolfo: :chloe: 🏆🏆 winner of the Holy Gab War and Holy Poast War (zemichi@bae.st)'s status on Friday, 17-May-2024 06:24:58 JST :back_from_gab: :musashi_berseker: :abigail_williams: :musashi: :benienma: :astolfo: :chloe: 🏆🏆 winner of the Holy Gab War and Holy Poast War

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   I blame hack fraud japanese writers and evangelion for doing this creatively bankrupt soft reboot shit.
   
   The real problem with FF7 is that it isn't a "normie" game. Back in the day FF games were highly anticipated from the average gamer. Now to get into FF7 remake you need to invest in a multiple part remake which is the most unnormie shit ever, it demands people willing to invest time into it and the original FF7 AND be willing to wait several years for the next installment.
   
   The moment that killed the FF7 momentum was when the first game ended and it became painfully obvious this was gonna be a 10 part remake series. The average player in the back of their mind are gonna be thinking "oh next game will be kalm through gold saucer shit we're not gonna get to the 2nd disc in at least 3 more parts WTF."
   
   In the original game midgar was the way the story gripped the player. The vibe of midgar was so entirely different from previous games and other RPGs. When midgar ended the game opened up and we were given a clear focus and mission. It didn't matter that other towns weren't as interesting, we didn't have to wait years to move to the next town and each town gets their own story arcs that develop the world of FF7. What are the hooks in the story for each part of the remakes? Remake is dead in the water and may be fucked. :back_from_gab:
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