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obviously. why would the GOP allow a border bill to pass under Dem presidency. terrible optics. also lots of foreign aid to blame. thats usa politics.

especially when it keeps looping into a different song by accident

not really a football guy. is every offseason like this? it feels like every player is a free agent or is getting traded lol

blitzball was super easy for me. i was playing a lot anyway so it was no issue. lightning bolts was horrible. and the butterflies were horrible just because perspective made it impossible. may as well have made them invisible mines i need to memorize the route around

honestly sometimes i just make silly noises

imho just because other trilogies start you over too, doesn't make it ok. i hate that too. get creative and give me some payoff for working my ass off in part 1.

uematsu is an actual legend. hard to make teenage me know the name of any composers outside of like John Williams.

it would be an honor to be killed by them

TMOG posted...

FF7's multiple discs weren't sequels to itself, they were the same game. The Remake trilogy is not one game, hence the word "trilogy" being used. Rebirth is a sequel to Remake, not the same game.

So, no, there's no precedent.

I understand that. The precedent is that originally FF7's complete story was told in one continuous game. The remake is all sequels/new games. The discussion at hand is that the difference between those two situations sucks.

CheshireSimper posted...

This is a remake of a single game. How many RPGs make you start from a generic save after disk swap?

Right, this is the thing that makes this situation unique. There wasn't much "expectation" to make an RPG have full carry-over to it's sequel, but there's precedence here where it was once more or less that way in the original.

TMOG posted...

So play the original, it still exists

Funny thing is, I definitely will. But I never see myself returning to FF7 remake trio because of how the adventure feels so sequestered.

Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the enormous swath of content we were given, but part of the charm of the OG is it was one continuous game.

If we could import save files over, then maybe that's a different story. Instead there's zero carry over and it's sort of an awkward generic handoff. I get this is typically how these games with sequels work, but already having the OG be one game just makes it feel a bit worse. Mass Effect had lots of narrative and character stuff carry over, while also allowing you to reboot your choices if you wanted to. And honestly what psycho is playing Rebirth without playing Remake first

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ellis123 posted...

Most guys do not wear panties. Not really saying a whole lot there.

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he's the king. don't know how anyone could have anything bad to say about him tbh.