Final Fantasy VII Remake:Part1. INTERmission DLC (6/10/21).

[Wiles]

yes, midgar is tunneling because its a city....

then it is open world.. however.. they decided to fully explore midgar...so first game.. midgar is the whole world.

this
disk 1
stop shinra (midgar)

disk 2
go after sephiroth explore the world with the branco and the sand buggie
after midgar they have the rest of the world for the next disk 2
Aeris death should be the end of this disk

disk 3
Cloud and co get the truth of his past Cloud Cloud will fall but will rise and defeat sephiroth
open world again but now you get the Highwind end game content with The Weapons Large Boss fights final limit breaker quest and Final Battle / stop the meteor storyline

 

[mortuus est]

crazy how the boss fight use to look like this

played the demo, reminds me of a jumpless devil may cry

 

[5n0man]

No it doesn't

You can't even visit Kaer Morhen until after you've completed the main quest missions in 3 different areas. You have to progress to point where you found the ugly baby. That's literally halfway through the game.

Breh
Square enix themselves said that the original final fantasy games weren't open world when they explained why they went with a linear direction after 9.

Final fantasy is a jrpg, jrpgs aren't open world games.

Do some research on what an open world means.

 

[NoMayo15]

Do some research on what an open world means.

Breh said do some research

When people say open world, they generally mean a game where there is the ability to explore a map and complete side tasks outside of the main story. Contrast that with truly linear games where the player is essentially watching one story play out, like Last of Us/Uncharted, Call of Duty/Battlefield campaigns, etc.

I don't know what you guys mean by "open world", but it seems like you think games like GTA 3/VC/SA aren't open world because certain areas are blocked off until you reach a point hours into the story. I don't know why an arbitrary amount of time is what differentiates an open world game to a linear one in your mind. Why should it matter if the game makes you play 1 hour before you can freely explore or 10 hours? If there's a world you can openly explore at some point, then most consider that "open world".

 

[5n0man]

Open world just means you can take a non linear route to your next objective in a 3d environment. You can take a scenic route or a shortcut etc.
Sandbox means you can progress the story at your own pace in whatever order you want. Those are two different things.

Sand box is another term for open world breh.

 

[Brief Keef]

crazy how the boss fight use to look like this

played the demo, reminds me of a jumpless devil may cry

nah its really fukkin crazy when u think about it...these kids dont understand...when we were growing up we thought this was as good as it gets

 

[5n0man]

Breh said do some research

Find me anything that says the original final fantasy series was open World.



Unlike yall, I understand the difference between linear jrpgs and open world western rpgs.

 

[mortuus est]

nah its really fukkin crazy when u think about it...these kids dont understand...when we were growing up we thought this was as good as it gets

thats real

i remember when this game came out years ago i could never get into it, was never really FF type gamer
my bro is 18 and told me about the demo the other day, we played it and i was telling him how the old one is to this one

he grew up in the ps2/ps3/4/360/one era so he gets to see games from my era reworked , its interesting honestly

 

[5n0man]

who gives a fukk if it's open world or not?

It really doesn't matter, I actually prefer the linear style of jrpgs because they can tell a more cohesive story.

But people should know what they're talking about.

The only final fantasy game (aside from the mmos) that comes close to open world is 15, and only for the first half of the game.

 

[OmegaK2099]

So I need 2 crunch bars in order to get that new theme?

 

[Brief Keef]

thats real

i remember when this game came out years ago i could never get into it, was never really FF type gamer
my bro is 18 and told me about the demo the other day, we played it and i was telling him how the old one is to this one

he grew up in the ps2/ps3/4/360/one era so he gets to see games from my era reworked , its interesting honestly

everytime a game gets a remake or even remaster it blows my mind...these dudes are talented as fukk...i cant even draw...so for these dudes to create shyt like this is mind blowing

 

[The_Sheff]

yes, midgar is tunneling because its a city....

then it is open world.. however.. they decided to fully explore midgar...so first game.. midgar is the whole world.

FF7 gives the illusion of being open but it isn't until you get the ship. When you leave Midgar you are funneled to the next location. You keep meeting barriers that force you in one direction until you get the ship.

But back to this game. When I took control of Cloud and heard that music I just started laughing. I couldnt believe I was actually playing this shyt. Can't wait for the full drop. I wonder how many custom moves are out there for the different weapons.

 

[5n0man]

FF7 gives the illusion of being open but it isn't until you get the ship. When you leave Midgar you are funneled to the next location. You keep meeting barriers that force you in one direction until you get the ship.

You dont even get the chance to freely explore in the ship until the last disc, which was the final hours of the game.

Until then, you are strung along a very narrow path.


Since people dont understand the difference.


"Generally, JRPGs are more story driven. For this reason, a lot of JRPGs tend to have a deep linear or non-linear storyline but not much feel for an open world like Western-RPGs such as Fallout 3 or Skyrim. Moreover, like any RPG, they can be text heavy with lots of character dialogue making the game pace feel slow. This is notable in games like Persona 4 or Bravely Default. The characters in JRPGs are usually pre-made characters and customization is not as vast as in Western-RPGs. This lack of customization is noticeable in games like Kingdom hearts or Final Fantasy 7 where the main protagonist is an immutable Sora or Cloud respectively."

JRPG - FMMC0282

 

[G-Zeus]

You dont even get the chance to freely explore in the ship until the last disc, which was the final hours of the game.

Until then, you are strung along a very narrow path.


Since people dont understand the difference.


"Generally, JRPGs are more story driven. For this reason, a lot of JRPGs tend to have a deep linear or non-linear storyline but not much feel for an open world like Western-RPGs such as Fallout 3 or Skyrim. Moreover, like any RPG, they can be text heavy with lots of character dialogue making the game pace feel slow. This is notable in games like Persona 4 or Bravely Default. The characters in JRPGs are usually pre-made characters and customization is not as vast as in Western-RPGs. This lack of customization is noticeable in games like Kingdom hearts or Final Fantasy 7 where the main protagonist is an immutable Sora or Cloud respectively."

JRPG - FMMC0282

They are 2 form of open world...

Back before the Mario 64 type games... Ff7 was open world..

"linear open world"

.because you could explore...
Yes u have to follow the story for a while but open world then meant u have a map to travel...
Then u have the "non linéaire open world" where u could go and try to beat the last boss if u felt brave enough....those I think those old Ultima games...


So ff7 is a linear open world ...

 

[Brief Keef]

I’m playing this shyt like Kingdom Hearts.


This game is way harder than I thought, how the fukk do you beat the scorpion? This ATB shyt won’t let me use my potions!!

bruh this isnt hard keep attacking with barrett until the ATB fills up then use lightining and you're supposed to attack it from behind with cloud using physical attacks...when it climbs on the wall use barret for long range attacks with his chain gun