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Awesome glad to hear it helped you out, gotta keep those PCs safe!

😂 Nah first time haha.

I played quite of bit of 2124 in prep for a video ive been planning, and it probably wouldve been the best jet moto game imo, the vehicles were so cool and I really loved the movement, track design was still a little suspect but without it being finished hard to say if it would have been ironed out.

4060 is terrible unless you're stuck on 1080p

Can i pair this cpu with an rtx4060ti 16gb?

@@skander8975 yes but watch the power supply, use one at least 200w over what you need minimum for overhead and efficiency. what do you want to use it for? expect higher usage and temps with demanding games that rely more on cpu, which is normal. if you don't care about fps over 60 and run a 1080p monitor then it is more than acceptable. should be ok for 1440p on medium settings as most games lean on the gpu. on here type the name of the cpu and the gpu, it will show comparisons and benchmarks. pcpartpicker also shows some people opting for 12400 and 4060 ti builds. I might push for a better cpu. With the 4060 ti, the competitor for raw perfomance and no dlss or ray tracing is probably the 6800 16 GB (not XT). ps the 4060 ti 16gb may perform better than it's 8gb model

Not yet but it's on the bucket list for sure, I've listened to a few tracks from the game and they are amazing, can't wait to experience the full thing

Yeah for Freya it just felt like she took a back seat after her major story beats. Totally agree with how you described the progression in FF7, and yeah I actually think the mystery of the whole thing is what makes the story work so well, it kind of uses the "unreliable narrator" in Cloud to pretty good effect until everything starts to be unveiled.

A lot of modern games now are made with no soul or passion, older games like ff7 ooze creativity and hard work to make the best product possible.

I would love it

I would have to actually see it but your graphics settings and resolution could affect the cpu usage, if you are at a low resolution and graphics settings it will use more cpu.

lmao yeah it can definitely be convoluted at times, kind of feel like the original translation makes it more difficult too.

Hell yeah brother

I just learned this the other day, thought it was so crazy, havent gotten to play Xenogears yet but I just recently got the strategy guide for it so will probably start it up soon. I did end up finishing Chrono Cross though which I enjoyed.

@ I would recommend moving it up on your list. It’s worth it. Especially if you like narrative, mystery and it’s very unique. I got Xenogears and Chrono Cross at the same time. Chrono Cross ended up not being for me (stopped 30 hrs in). Maybe I’ll give it a go again one day

😂 yeah cant wait to play ff6 and try them out. Oh yeah I guess the series has quite a few counterattack pose characters, I suppose a better example would maybe have been the pot creature you have to throw an ether at to do damage, I havent played all the Final Fantasies but that seemed pretty unique to me.

@@LegitCamelRetro Sorry--Magic Pot had its start in FF5. Final Fantasy sure loves its tropes. I hate to admit it, but FF7's animations may be what really make it shine. Take a really boring boss like Air Buster. Mechanically, the only interesting part is that your team is split on each side. But visually, you're watching your team getting run over by a giant robot. I played FF9 a couple years ago and loved it, but I can't think of any bosses that are so dynamic. I like the SNES boss fights more overall, but most of them are static images that flash when they attack, so they don't leave the same impression.

I have actually never gotten to experience the trails games yet, I heard they are fantastic though, all the more reason to give it a try!

Start with the most recent Trails Through Daybreak Phenomenal battle system that is like a mixture of seamless turn based tactical (position and build based) and simple action RPG. I like it quite a bit better than Metaphor Refantazio and did the hybrid first

Sweet that actually sounds right up my alley

Yeah I agree, it definitely made a big difference in cooling for me.

Totally forgot about the scan ability, so yeah thats a good point I suppose there is an in game way to make it a little better, but I still struggled with over killing even when I knew the HP lol

I love it man haha its crazy you can run this game on a total potato

Does it really? I dont remember that at all lmfao what part of the game does it play?

@@LegitCamelRetroafter the theatre ship crash lands theres a memory thing that goes back to the band practicing new music. They end up playing rufus’ welcome ceremony for a small scene. 😅

@@Clouds_Strife Thats actually hilarious lol I vaguely remember that scene but never made the connection.

@@RandallStevenson he kept the best for the end

I know crazy isnt it? haha. So glad I finally got to experience the story though.

They are absolutely on the back log, can't wait to get to them, was thinking of ff6 being the next final fantasy to tackle

5 too!

That's awesome, I feel like everyone's first Final Fantasy ends up being their favorite and most impactful. I have the same feelings with FF9.

@LegitCamelRetro Im also very happy it's gotten me into franchises that are new to me like shin megami tensei which now have an iron grip on my backlog. my life will genuinely never be the same thanks to ff7.

​@LegitCamelRetro I played ff7,8, and 9 at essentially the same time, 9 became my favorite game of all time, 7 top 3, 8 I kinda no longer like

I am having a hard time deciding whether to play 6 next or to just get done with the PS1 Final Fantasy entries and get 8 out of the way.

@LegitCamelRetro I personally recommend 6 over 8 but they are both great

The thing is, there is a difference between having an opinion, and making an objectively false statement. If you didn't like it, thats fine. That is your opinion, which you are completely entitled to. However, saying that it wasn't even good for its time, is an attempt at an objective statement. The problem there is, look how it sold. Look how it spread. Look at the popularity of its characters. Those are objective standards that we can look at, and quantify its quality (to some degree at least.). The fact of the matter is, if it wasn't even good for its time, then all those factors would be dramatically less than they are/were.

Review channel and claims FF7 wasn't even good for it's time. Sure, definitely wasn't a huge hit/groundbreaking at the time...

okay bot heres your engagement. now get lost

@@Aaa-t5x It was only a hit because people didn't know any better at the time.

@nicksrandomreviews That’s a funny take, not even a hot take

Thanks so much, feels good to hear you enjoyed the video :)

I honestly can't wait to start them, you saying this has me even more excited lol

Yes, this absolutely.

The same guys did it. Everything doesn't need a remake. Remake the bible if you feel, it's so old.

@@skidmc That is not 100% true. Sakaguchi, who is the actual creator of Final Fantasy (and based on how far downhill the franchise has gone since he left, he was also the heart and soul of it.), left Square around the time of the Enix merger. He had nothing to do with Remake/Rebirth. I would agree with you that everything doesn't need a remake. However, in this case, Final Fantasy 7 is very clearly outdated in many aspects (mostly visuals, and translations. But there are some plot threads that could be smoothed out, like they mentioned in the video.). The fact of the matter is, despite what a lot of people who defend Remake try to say, if they kept the game 100% the same as the original, but gave it a modern graphical overhaul, and voice acting, it would have sold like hotcakes. The problem is, they didn't want to do a Remake, they wanted to make a new story, with new characters, and as such they did what the OP was saying. They created a jumbled mess with the story they wanted to make, and whatever iconic things they could shoehorn in from Final Fantasy 7, and slapped an FF7 themed skin over the top.

@@ikeillue8385 This video shows you anyone can still appreciate stuff from the past that were good, in their original form. I still have to be shown any remake that s not disappointing. For a creator, it must be very frustrating too. Just produce new stories that are different but as enjoyable. The hunger for remakes is ruining all. Like the silly Bloodborne framerate situation.

@@skidmc Again, yes. Anyone can still appreciate stuff from the past, in its original form. But you can't deny how nice it would be to experience the original vision of that thing, but without the technological limitations of the day. When they were originally making Final Fantasy7, do you think that their vision was of blocky lego characters? Do you think their vision included the characters essentially holding up giant signs with sentences written on them for dialogue? I legitimately know people who can't stomach the visuals of the game, and struggle to see written dialogue as anything more than words on a page, who will never experience the story, just because of technology limitations of the time it came out. I do agree with you on the Bloodborne thing though. There is a point at which the technology got good enough, where a remake doesn't make sense. If a game was made in the PS4 era, it doesn't need a remake. Arguably even PS3 era games have strong enough technology to not need it. Heck, there are even some high end PS2 games that were made with strong enough technology that there is no need for it. I don't need to be able to see the individual hairs coming out of character's pores. However, it is nice to be able to actually hear a character speak, to be able to see their face, and have some level of facial features to allow the characters to emote.

Beating a game is rude

I did beat ff9, which is where most of my comparisons come from

So glad to find another enjoyer lol