It's sad that a lot of modern JRPGs treat towns just as lifeless pitstops to restock items, rest, and buy new gear. Really love your video by the way. We need more heartwarming videos about JRPG towns and cities like this!
The prerendered backgrounds of Midgar are still gorgeous and so detailed, reminds me of looking at those kids books of heavily detailed scenes. Also, even after all these years I never knew you could go into the buildings in upper Junon. I always just run through the area, since wandering off just didn't occur to me, lol. And it always baffled me that you find that Peacemaker so early in the game, despite not getting Vincent for a long, long time. And it is then quickly outstripped when you do get him. I guess it is there more to hint at the existence of a secret character than anything.
I think it is the worldmap. This huge strangly empty yet filled with detail land that you slowly walk over and later blast over with an airship. As far as I know all later games just give you a fast travel list to pick a location from, or have selective teleporters.
I actually went to Costa Del Sol this year and it was really interesting comparing it to the lo-fi interpretation in the game world (FFVII's researchers had a pleasant job!). It made me think that what only spans a few screens here is actually a stand-in for a sprawling area of several miles, which helped me to appreciate the intended scale of FFVI's world - gamers from this era were expected to use their imagination and fill in the gaps. Final Fantasy VII is a window into the technology, philosophies and gameplay conventions of the 1990s. A game like this could likely never be made today. Audience expectations and the state of the industry have changed - its turn-based combat, blocky graphics, midi soundtrack and ambitious jumble of themes and moods would now be seen as hopelessly outdated 1997 was a hell of a year (perhaps the cultural highlight of the 20th century), and this game was _the_ masterpiece in the emerging realm of video games. Great art doesn't age. I truly think people will still be appreciating it in another 25 years.
I could see something like this made today, ...but as a small-budget indie retro/throwback project. Kind of like how fans of the original Paper Mario & The Thousand-Year Door made Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling, and fans of Earthbound made Undertale & Deltarune. Obviously there would probably be some quality of life improvements, higher fidelity audiovisuals (but with optional MIDI/pixelation modes), and the story would take some modern trends into account, while probably giving some meta humor/commentary on the PS1 era. It wouldn't have the widespread appeal the original had, but it could be enjoyable still.
@@gnosis_gaming Yes. And you also had Princess Mononoke - a relic from the golden age of animation - and back-to-back masterpieces in the Death/Black Metal genres. It was a time of such uninhibited creativity.
Never knew about the front of the truck in Corel Prison! I’ve played replayed this game multiple times since it came out and that is new to me! Thank you !
Midgar has a strange coziness about it, everything fits so well together; i could live in Aerith’s tiny little world of light amidst the darkness. The inns or rest spots are pretty cool too, even if sometimes it’s just some wood covered with a blanket.
Has a community vibe to it, given how all the houses are so close together, but because the top plate towering above the slums give of a "closed lid" vibe, and this makes it feel like the entire city of Midgar is the whole world to the slum residence.
13:00 I've played this game since I was a child, probably over 1000 times and I am just now finding out you can interact and sleep in this truck. WTF?!
I love how videos of this game are still being made today, and will continue for a very long time. Yes i know its a popular game and the second remake came out this year, but I played the original as a child in the late 90s, so I could have never imagined this now. Great video!
This video is your best work yet. Your attention to detail brought me back into this game and I haven’t played it 14 years. It also made me realize how well the game rewards you for exploring all these beautiful towns. Excited to see more content like this.
I remember going to my buddies house after New Year's Eve when I was like 10 and he was playing FF7 that he got for Xmas and he was JUST getting to the Icicle Inn town and it absolutely blew my mind. Still my favorite town.
I've only played the Remake, Crisis Core, and Rebirth, but god, the music in FF7 game and the OG is 天. If I played this as a kid, I think I'd cry everytime I hear any song from the soundtrack.
I rented it in 1997 as a 10 year old from my local video rental store based on the cover having a guy with a big sword. I had never played an rpg before. After the two day rental period, I begged my mom to buy it for me. I got it for my birthday and played it NON STOP over and over again for months. I can NOT hear the overworld theme without tearing up, just remembering those innocent days. Even thinking about it now makes me emotional. It’s the most beautiful and bittersweet sound.
I played the OG 6 years ago when I was in middle school, and yet it still tears me up whenever I listen to the soundtrack. I'm very sentimental/nostalgic though, lol.
Pre-rendered has a special place in my heart. Every screen was a painting. Being able to watch them evolve from resident evil all the way to ffx was a treat. My favorites were the vivid amounts of small details of ff9/chrono cross and the extra details layered on top in legend of dragoon.
Great video! The map distribution of FFVII, the way the different social classes are distributed and how it all revolves around Shinra’s reactors is so fascinating to me, truly incredible world building and environmental storytelling.
I have an old safe file on my ps3 where I got to the very final part of this game but never finished it. This video reminds me that I really should do myself a favor and finish this classic video game.
Fun fact, very few gladiators were actually prisoners, most were members of the emperors guard or wartime "celebrities" All of whom (even the ones who WERE prisoners) or their families if they happened to lose were heavily compensated
there is also somewhere a cave of what I remembered that track your winning streaks. If your winning streak are a even number or something, you get the end weapon for Aerith
Instantly liked and favourited because i could tell I would like this video. This is actually an ideal video to watch before replaying the game to refresh your brain on the world, mixed with some useful tips. Nice work.
Only just occurred to me at 37 that the bar is named Seventh Heaven as it stands in District 7. I had always assumed it was a reference to something outside of the fiction such as cloud 9. 😮
I was 15 when ff7 came out. I had only played ff6 before and i didn't think that ff7 could top my first ff experience which was magical. But it did. Oh it did. I spent a week in my dark room just as i did with ff6 and only took food and toilet breaks while playing. I wish square would have kept turn based combat in the latest titles in the series. To me it's the core of what makes ff games so good, that and the amazing storytelling and world building. ff6 and ff7 is both my favorite game in the series. I can't decide which is the best. Both mean so much to me and they changed my life forever. But i love ff9 and ff8 a lot too. For different reasons. And ff5 is a great game aswell
Midgar is so cool. But it’s cool to see how different all the towns are too. I just wish there was more to see and do in midgar later or have it as a massive central hub where things happen. Guess its hard to complain though as you go back later and it’s the biggest city in game. I wish the followup games were more around like the depressing corporate pollution / militarization of the world. Every time we get something cool like this the followup game is like a high energy action arcade game. Resident evil comes immediately to mind but also crisis core and even like ff10-2 and the newer ones. The world building is so fun In this game. Running into the Turks several times and they’re either a boss fight, goofing around, or peacefully on vacation isn’t something you’d see in modern fames where everything has to be maximum silly or maximum serious One of my favorite gameplay decisions is around the semi open world. You’re kind of on your own and you’re guided to the next place but it’s not on rails like pokemon sword. It feels like you’re out on an adventure with your friends investigating and tracking down sephiroth. Things don’t feel so forced as other games do. But it’s not so open you get completely lost. I quit BOTW because I didn’t like my weapons breaking after 3 hits and not knowing where to go next. Apparently thats just the starting zone and gets better later but I was already bored by then and gave up as there’s no real plan of what to do in a way that appeals to me. Way better than pokemon sword though which is basically click A simulator to instantly kill all enemies with whatever your default attack is and there’s no side areas or places to really go exploring thats not directly on the rails to the next plot point.
Midgar is a very well-realized city location, though I think FF9 has a lot of large towns and cities that are very well-fleshed out and have a lot of activities to do.
i loved this video, it's straight to the point, your voice is quite soothing and made me feel quite nostalgic; i think i'm going to play the original FFVII again ^w^
The old FF games were so iconic when it comes to develop cities and the soundtracks that comes along with it... there was nothing like this at that time.
19:50 it does mean "endure," but that's probably not why yuffie has a rug of it. it's the first character in 忍者 (ninja), which is the core of yuffie's identity
@@gnosis_gaming that could totally be an implication as well! ninja literally means "patient one," which makes sense as wutai is patiently waiting for their opportunity, and that would definitely resonate with yuffie
A few small errors I noticed. Cait Sith is pronounced Ket Shee. Barret's CannonBall is not a gun, as evidenced by how he never fires it and instead walks up to do a melee attack. (I'll either edit the comment or reply to it as I notice more)
I didn't notice further mistakes but I'm less familiar with the second half of the game so it's possible there was something of note if someone else knows.
This is very charming and nostalgic for people who played the original. For younger generations, this feels insanely dated. Nostalgia is a very powerful emotion and perception manipulator. However, I’m not sure why young people find CityPop or 70s Rock so nostalgic even without having lived there. It doesn’t seem that video games evoke the same emotions.
That's an interesting thought! I imagine it must be because of the way we interact with technology and play games has evolved so much, but the way we listen to and enjoy music is mostly the same.
Most Japanese kanji were just taken from China you could say it's both And even a few that aren't from China, it's understandable enough to just call them Chinese characters because people who can't read either won't care wether it comes from the country or its neighbour
You completely missed one of the most important towns and that's bone village. It's important because it's where you can dig up items you missed throughout the game
I excluded Bone Village because it’s not much of an operational RPG town, though if I was making a story summary video, Bone Village is absolutely crucial
I’m a bit disappointed that the City of the Ancients is glossed over so quickly, unless that’s because it’s getting its own video. FFVII’s towns-while all precious-are largely hodgepodge and disjointed, while CotA presents a profound amount of artistic presence and implication.
Though very important for the story, it's not really an 'operational' RPG town, so I ended up cutting most of the material. I did the same thing with Bone Village. But I hope it didn't impact your enjoyment of the video too much!
I like the grounded industrialized settings with Japanese texts and 1940 vehicles. It feels grounded and could actually exist. The other games are just too much sci-fi crap.
Thats my biggest gripe with FF7 Remake Part 3. There is not much to do in the game anymore. The OG game ends pretty much afrer Clouds mental breakdown and the lifestream rehabilitation with Tifa. So they will milk the shit out of Wutai amd the Weapons, I presume.
This video was like comfort food on a sick day. FF7's towns have a nice balance between grittiness and cozyness
This video are sick
Thank you! I'm glad you like it.
Off course!
It's sad that a lot of modern JRPGs treat towns just as lifeless pitstops to restock items, rest, and buy new gear.
Really love your video by the way. We need more heartwarming videos about JRPG towns and cities like this!
The prerendered backgrounds of Midgar are still gorgeous and so detailed, reminds me of looking at those kids books of heavily detailed scenes.
Also, even after all these years I never knew you could go into the buildings in upper Junon. I always just run through the area, since wandering off just didn't occur to me, lol.
And it always baffled me that you find that Peacemaker so early in the game, despite not getting Vincent for a long, long time. And it is then quickly outstripped when you do get him. I guess it is there more to hint at the existence of a secret character than anything.
I never knew about the two bars and several of the shops in upper Junon until recently
Something about the old FF games is just so magical and breathtaking ❤
I think it is the worldmap. This huge strangly empty yet filled with detail land that you slowly walk over and later blast over with an airship.
As far as I know all later games just give you a fast travel list to pick a location from, or have selective teleporters.
@@TheTSense it's not just that but the world maps are indeed a work of art
@@TheTSense they can't make good final fantasies without sakaguchi, let squirt anus dig their own financial grave
@@TheTSense I think thats part of it. But I think its multifaceted.
@@mister4875 facts ❤️
Your channel is so underrated! I listen to you talk about jrpgs all day
I'm happy to be making content for you all 😇
Among the other final fantasy games, Cities and towns are probably the most memorable in ff7
FF7's towns are very nostalgic for me, but I think FF9 may have more fleshed out ones
Adachi
That’s one heck of an opinion, man.
FF8 for me!
i’m gonna go with ff9 but ps1 era is where it’s at
I actually went to Costa Del Sol this year and it was really interesting comparing it to the lo-fi interpretation in the game world (FFVII's researchers had a pleasant job!). It made me think that what only spans a few screens here is actually a stand-in for a sprawling area of several miles, which helped me to appreciate the intended scale of FFVI's world - gamers from this era were expected to use their imagination and fill in the gaps.
Final Fantasy VII is a window into the technology, philosophies and gameplay conventions of the 1990s. A game like this could likely never be made today. Audience expectations and the state of the industry have changed - its turn-based combat, blocky graphics, midi soundtrack and ambitious jumble of themes and moods would now be seen as hopelessly outdated
1997 was a hell of a year (perhaps the cultural highlight of the 20th century), and this game was _the_ masterpiece in the emerging realm of video games. Great art doesn't age. I truly think people will still be appreciating it in another 25 years.
I could see something like this made today, ...but as a small-budget indie retro/throwback project.
Kind of like how fans of the original Paper Mario & The Thousand-Year Door made Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling, and fans of Earthbound made Undertale & Deltarune.
Obviously there would probably be some quality of life improvements, higher fidelity audiovisuals (but with optional MIDI/pixelation modes), and the story would take some modern trends into account, while probably giving some meta humor/commentary on the PS1 era.
It wouldn't have the widespread appeal the original had, but it could be enjoyable still.
1997 was a big year. Ocarina of Time, Mario 64, and FF7 all came out around the same time...
@@gnosis_gaming Yes. And you also had Princess Mononoke - a relic from the golden age of animation - and back-to-back masterpieces in the Death/Black Metal genres. It was a time of such uninhibited creativity.
Never knew about the front of the truck in Corel Prison! I’ve played replayed this game multiple times since it came out and that is new to me! Thank you !
Midgar has a strange coziness about it, everything fits so well together; i could live in Aerith’s tiny little world of light amidst the darkness. The inns or rest spots are pretty cool too, even if sometimes it’s just some wood covered with a blanket.
Has a community vibe to it, given how all the houses are so close together, but because the top plate towering above the slums give of a "closed lid" vibe, and this makes it feel like the entire city of Midgar is the whole world to the slum residence.
i do feel we lost something with modern jrpgs streamlining item and currency acquisition and not needing to rob children blind of their 5 fucking gil.
🤣 Ah, but if you don't steal his 5 gil, he'll give you a Turbo Ether later. Though it's always nice to have choices!
@@gnosis_gamingI don’t care what he’s got on him that’s my 5 Gil
I really appreciate the translation for the Chinese characters. This really felt like goin through the whole game again.
13:00 I've played this game since I was a child, probably over 1000 times and I am just now finding out you can interact and sleep in this truck. WTF?!
Haha, actually I discovered this myself only by making this video 🤣
Same 😅
I love how videos of this game are still being made today, and will continue for a very long time. Yes i know its a popular game and the second remake came out this year, but I played the original as a child in the late 90s, so I could have never imagined this now. Great video!
This video is your best work yet. Your attention to detail brought me back into this game and I haven’t played it 14 years. It also made me realize how well the game rewards you for exploring all these beautiful towns. Excited to see more content like this.
I remember going to my buddies house after New Year's Eve when I was like 10 and he was playing FF7 that he got for Xmas and he was JUST getting to the Icicle Inn town and it absolutely blew my mind. Still my favorite town.
Love this! Always great to be reminded of all the locations I visited a kid. Midgar is so well fleshed out, it's unmatched
Midgar is really a huge location for a PS1 game
Just look at those beautiful backgrounds. Lots of small details that made each one of them very special.
This is so cool. It's like the old Prima Strategy Guides that mixed lore they were given direct from the devs, and tips to play the game.
I've only played the Remake, Crisis Core, and Rebirth, but god, the music in FF7 game and the OG is 天. If I played this as a kid, I think I'd cry everytime I hear any song from the soundtrack.
I just bought Rebirth as a reward for finishing this vid 🤣which was a lot of work. Do you have any plans to play the OG FF7?
Play the original! Then go play remake and rebirth and you can cry at the songs with us 😂
it’s true. much of the ost makes me tear up
I rented it in 1997 as a 10 year old from my local video rental store based on the cover having a guy with a big sword. I had never played an rpg before. After the two day rental period, I begged my mom to buy it for me. I got it for my birthday and played it NON STOP over and over again for months.
I can NOT hear the overworld theme without tearing up, just remembering those innocent days. Even thinking about it now makes me emotional. It’s the most beautiful and bittersweet sound.
I played the OG 6 years ago when I was in middle school, and yet it still tears me up whenever I listen to the soundtrack. I'm very sentimental/nostalgic though, lol.
Pre-rendered has a special place in my heart. Every screen was a painting. Being able to watch them evolve from resident evil all the way to ffx was a treat. My favorites were the vivid amounts of small details of ff9/chrono cross and the extra details layered on top in legend of dragoon.
I agree
This is a very thorough video, thanks!
Great video! The map distribution of FFVII, the way the different social classes are distributed and how it all revolves around Shinra’s reactors is so fascinating to me, truly incredible world building and environmental storytelling.
FF7's world is an excellent realization of the classic final fantasy game design model in a 3D space.
Loved this game. Nice trip down memory lane, thanks
Awesome Game and awesome Video. You have a very calming voice.
I have an old safe file on my ps3 where I got to the very final part of this game but never finished it. This video reminds me that I really should do myself a favor and finish this classic video game.
You made some of the finest FinalFantasy videos I ever found on youtube! Thank you for your hard work!
Thank you!
Fun fact, very few gladiators were actually prisoners, most were members of the emperors guard or wartime "celebrities"
All of whom (even the ones who WERE prisoners) or their families if they happened to lose were heavily compensated
I loved Cosmo Canyon! I don't know why but the music, scenery, it all just hit me! Even in the Rebirth it's my favorite!
I'll always love the pre rendered graphics on those older games. There's nothing quite like it!
I love them too and tried to highlight them in the video
I just got that video on my recommendation, and its a banger!
Have my subscription :D
there is also somewhere a cave of what I remembered that track your winning streaks. If your winning streak are a even number or something, you get the end weapon for Aerith
The Old Man's Cave near Junon that you can only reach by buggy in Disc 1 or Airship in 2 or 3 :)
You’re an amazing content creator - each video you make has such impeccable quality. Reminds me of LEMMiNO but for RPGs ahah
Thank you! This video was actually a LOT of effort and I'm glad somebody noticed 🤣
Such an amazing video! Well done!
Thank you !
Not often you see a like to watch ratio better than 10:1 great job dude, love the content!
Haha, I hope it stays that way!
Your videos are really detailed and go into so much important depth. Yeah it’s about video games. But yeah it’s about philosophy and life.
Instantly liked and favourited because i could tell I would like this video. This is actually an ideal video to watch before replaying the game to refresh your brain on the world, mixed with some useful tips. Nice work.
thank you!
Glad you made another ff7 vid!
I can't believe Aerith chose to date Sephiroth instead of Cloud just because his sword was bigger.
Just in length clouds had way more girth
Fantastic work once again, this video really highlights the charm of the first game and also showcases FFVII Rebirths strengths. Keep going
Thank you!
1:34 Wow. I would never have remembered that Jonny was an actual character in the original game.
Isn't FF7 too WoKe for you?
This is the kinda vid I’ll listen to over and over again in the background 😅
What a great little video. Splendid editing too!
Thanks! the editing was actually a lot of work 🤣
Icicle Inn is so comforting. ❤
@@burge117 very underrated !
@@gnosis_gaming great video idea BTW
@@burge117 thank you!
Only just occurred to me at 37 that the bar is named Seventh Heaven as it stands in District 7. I had always assumed it was a reference to something outside of the fiction such as cloud 9. 😮
I was 15 when ff7 came out. I had only played ff6 before and i didn't think that ff7 could top my first ff experience which was magical. But it did. Oh it did. I spent a week in my dark room just as i did with ff6 and only took food and toilet breaks while playing. I wish square would have kept turn based combat in the latest titles in the series. To me it's the core of what makes ff games so good, that and the amazing storytelling and world building. ff6 and ff7 is both my favorite game in the series. I can't decide which is the best. Both mean so much to me and they changed my life forever. But i love ff9 and ff8 a lot too. For different reasons. And ff5 is a great game aswell
Midgar is so cool. But it’s cool to see how different all the towns are too. I just wish there was more to see and do in midgar later or have it as a massive central hub where things happen.
Guess its hard to complain though as you go back later and it’s the biggest city in game.
I wish the followup games were more around like the depressing corporate pollution / militarization of the world. Every time we get something cool like this the followup game is like a high energy action arcade game. Resident evil comes immediately to mind but also crisis core and even like ff10-2 and the newer ones.
The world building is so fun In this game. Running into the Turks several times and they’re either a boss fight, goofing around, or peacefully on vacation isn’t something you’d see in modern fames where everything has to be maximum silly or maximum serious
One of my favorite gameplay decisions is around the semi open world. You’re kind of on your own and you’re guided to the next place but it’s not on rails like pokemon sword. It feels like you’re out on an adventure with your friends investigating and tracking down sephiroth. Things don’t feel so forced as other games do.
But it’s not so open you get completely lost. I quit BOTW because I didn’t like my weapons breaking after 3 hits and not knowing where to go next. Apparently thats just the starting zone and gets better later but I was already bored by then and gave up as there’s no real plan of what to do in a way that appeals to me. Way better than pokemon sword though which is basically click A simulator to instantly kill all enemies with whatever your default attack is and there’s no side areas or places to really go exploring thats not directly on the rails to the next plot point.
Midgar is a very well-realized city location, though I think FF9 has a lot of large towns and cities that are very well-fleshed out and have a lot of activities to do.
I love Kalm #1 chill town and Ahead On Our Way most chill music
Excellent video👍☘️
Some of the most quality content I’ve ever had recommended
Thank you!
this channel is going to blow up. great work as always!
Thanks for the support!
i loved this video, it's straight to the point, your voice is quite soothing and made me feel quite nostalgic; i think i'm going to play the original FFVII again ^w^
Yeah, you should! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I tried to keep the video moving along at a brisk pace.
Bro, keep doing your videos, they're amazing. Congrats from Brazil :)
thank you!
Whoa, I didn't know I was suddenly watching a Tim Rogers video. I love it!
Never knew that I need this type of content. Pls more 🤝
The editing was a lot of work, but it was fun to make! I'd like to do one for more games eventually.
Your editing is on par, I like how you transitioned between the images of midgar at the begining alot
Thank you!
The old FF games were so iconic when it comes to develop cities and the soundtracks that comes along with it... there was nothing like this at that time.
This game has both the best fantasy and sci-fi world ever made.
Awesome video, cheers!
I enjoyed this , my favorite game of all times
more like this for ff9 and 10 . keep up the good work
I'm glad you're enjoying it!
Great channel
I’m waiting for “FFX’s town and cities”
I hope to make that video eventually!
9:56 i read that a few times as a kid and never understood why they were dead, that makes more sense
@@wearenough they’re the guys in the beginner’s hall by seventh heaven
As a Spaniard, I found funny the way you pronounced "Costa del Sol" XD
This was a nice revisit of the game anyways
@@slow._.9003 haha, unfortunately I don’t speak Spanish 😄
This is a really cool format for a video. I’d like to see this done with other games too, Final Fantasy or not.
@@jamesbrincefield9879 which ones are you interested in?
Very cool video. I hope you make one for FFIX and X
@@BggProductions I plan to, tho this kind of video is a lot of work, so maybe not right away
@@gnosis_gamingtake your time, mate. Quality can't be rushed!
19:50 it does mean "endure," but that's probably not why yuffie has a rug of it. it's the first character in 忍者 (ninja), which is the core of yuffie's identity
Thanks. I assumed it was to represent Wutai holding onto its cultural identity.
@@gnosis_gaming that could totally be an implication as well! ninja literally means "patient one," which makes sense as wutai is patiently waiting for their opportunity, and that would definitely resonate with yuffie
A few small errors I noticed.
Cait Sith is pronounced Ket Shee.
Barret's CannonBall is not a gun, as evidenced by how he never fires it and instead walks up to do a melee attack.
(I'll either edit the comment or reply to it as I notice more)
@@velvetbutterfly thank you
I didn't notice further mistakes but I'm less familiar with the second half of the game so it's possible there was something of note if someone else knows.
This channel is excellent
Thank you!
This is very charming and nostalgic for people who played the original. For younger generations, this feels insanely dated. Nostalgia is a very powerful emotion and perception manipulator. However, I’m not sure why young people find CityPop or 70s Rock so nostalgic even without having lived there. It doesn’t seem that video games evoke the same emotions.
That's an interesting thought! I imagine it must be because of the way we interact with technology and play games has evolved so much, but the way we listen to and enjoy music is mostly the same.
Very well done, thank you. God bless. Jesus loves you!
@@DrSoda. I’m glad you enjoyed
2 words, COSMO CANYON ❤️
I didn't know the letters in this game were chinese and not japanese!
There is some Japanese mixed in here and there also
Most Japanese kanji were just taken from China you could say it's both
And even a few that aren't from China, it's understandable enough to just call them Chinese characters because people who can't read either won't care wether it comes from the country or its neighbour
Nostalgia is a curse word in my book.
You completely missed one of the most important towns and that's bone village. It's important because it's where you can dig up items you missed throughout the game
I excluded Bone Village because it’s not much of an operational RPG town, though if I was making a story summary video, Bone Village is absolutely crucial
This would be the video I would play if I hadn't quit marijuana 20 years ago. Smooth
I'm in a unique situation where it's jarring to see a normal Kalm after playing Dirge of Cerberus.
I’m a bit disappointed that the City of the Ancients is glossed over so quickly, unless that’s because it’s getting its own video. FFVII’s towns-while all precious-are largely hodgepodge and disjointed, while CotA presents a profound amount of artistic presence and implication.
Though very important for the story, it's not really an 'operational' RPG town, so I ended up cutting most of the material. I did the same thing with Bone Village. But I hope it didn't impact your enjoyment of the video too much!
Not at all!
Well stated
sick vid king thank you
I'm glad you like it!
FF9 next! My personal fav cities
I think the FF9 vid will have to be longer. There is much more to do in the FF9 town locations.
Interesting that in Costa del sol you say cloud was jealous of tifa but skip cloud jealous of aerith in gongaga 🤔
Lol yuffie going :O at the materia
I can't put my finger on your vibe @gnosis tho I like it.
Haha, maybe I'm still finding my YT identity
Why didn’t you look at the window at Kalm where you get the peacemaker?
6:33 The peacemaker is obtained from this chest at the top of a staircase
@@gnosis_gaming correct. There’s a window that you forgot to look out of. It provides a nice view of Kalm.
@@franwex I don’t think I’m familiar with that window
@@gnosis_gaming oh. Okay. Well, even you learned something new about Final Fantasy VII after all these years then 😁
@@franwex haha, I’m always discovering something new about this game… like that guy who lives on the abandoned railroad on the way to North Corel
I like the grounded industrialized settings with Japanese texts and 1940 vehicles. It feels grounded and could actually exist. The other games are just too much sci-fi crap.
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Bone village was missing
@@Ferelmakina I ended up cutting out bone village because it wasn’t much of an operational RPG village… it’s more like a mini game for the lunar harp
I'm still playing the og ff7, because it's far superior to remake
remake has One piece pacing
Are your overworld models modded?
@@jonathanjacobs8989 the models in the video are remastered but still ‘original’
Ff 7, 8, 9 had the greatest towns
Thats my biggest gripe with FF7 Remake Part 3. There is not much to do in the game anymore. The OG game ends pretty much afrer Clouds mental breakdown and the lifestream rehabilitation with Tifa. So they will milk the shit out of Wutai amd the Weapons, I presume.
@@Cenkolino it’s very possible part 3 will resemble the original game least of any remake installment
2:40 food poisoning? XD rly? .. i don think so.. this is one of the sephirot-clones.
Me? Gongaga.
What attracts you to Gongaga Village?
ua-cam.com/video/kKnkhAQxLKI/v-deo.html
Where'd you live?
Sector 7
@@tyujg7495. I'd have a pipe there as well.
gonGAga
Gigantic pity to make video like this, and not use the beautifully enhanced backgrounds. Ultra Sigh ...
@@younesakdah1803 sorry you didn’t enjoy it
@@gnosis_gaming don't be sorry. Be better.
@@younesakdah1803 Actually I really like how this video came out. 👌
do ff9 daguerro
Aeris was just a localization mistake, it's Aerith
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