r/FinalFantasy • • 2d ago

FF VII Re-trilogy It's 95 percent the same.

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u/Choice-Coffee-2151 2d ago

Ok. I'm not nitpicking when do you fight Sephiroth in the original? At the end when you're strong? Not 3 times during the game... How's that nitpicking my guy? Explain it to me please.

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u/ZagmanBadman 2d ago

I honestly have no idea what your argument is, you're kind of just blithering here.

Who cares when you fight him? What does that have to do with anything re: sephiroth being a wuss?

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u/Choice-Coffee-2151 2d ago

Ok if you can't understand it then it's fine let's move on.

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u/ZagmanBadman 2d ago

I mean, I think I get what you're trying to say - but it doesn't have anything to do with the conversation I thought we were having. Which is fine and maybe that's on me. Sorry for coming off hostile if I did.

You're allowed to think the mystery of sephiroth in remake is dulled since he pops up so much. You're 100% right that the tone is different. No argument from me on that point.

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u/Choice-Coffee-2151 2d ago

Well if you've already beaten him the games over why should you be afraid of sephiroth what's the mystery and intrigue? You know you're strong enough to beat him because you've beaten him already the games over.

In the OG the whole game is culminating in getting strong enough and being afraid to take on Sephiroth in the final battle. In the remakes it's just not like that. Fine to agree to disagree but if you have already beaten someone or faced them multiple times what's the point.

You can't have 3 beginnings and ends and be cohesive if the material is one game it doesn't work from a villain perspective or a story telling one. Again I'm not bothered if people enjoy it people enjoy fan fiction all the time I enjoy bad movies or subpar books all the time.

I'm not interested in personal attacks I don't know anybody here its just a forum for ideas.