Official Thread Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
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He knew from the beginning , it's too bad he was not able to experience this remake in its entirety
I'm 14 hours in and at Under Junon about to start all the side quests and collect all world intel 
Like that Witcher card game or fable game? There’s another game that I feel eventually got its own card spinoff game, forgetting it atm
so it not being on ps4 helped it become a better game, even though its engine is rooted in it and older PCs?
So they’re glad to not have to work in the ps4 version and its constraints? I’m glad they’re staggering the release for pc, as all games should, cos that’s just too much work/variables.
Does remake work on PCs with HDDs or are SSDs required?
True, but they were familiar with the ps4 as wellIt's unreal engine 4 I believe so devs very familiar with it already
But still hindered by the engine and origin?Yes. Focusing on one current gen platform released all the shackles as per dev
Devs said it let them freely develop to their hearts' desire
I'm sure with optimization they can get the PC port working on lower specs too.
Finally have some time to play some more Rebirth. Going to start doing the world Intel and quests here at Under Junon before moving forward with the story
Multiple Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth leads describe how "tough" the JRPG's development was: "I honestly wasn't sure that we could put it all together in time"
The sequel was huge in every single way, to be fair
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Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, the second part in the ongoing remake trilogy, was released just last month to universal acclaim and became the highest-rated game in the series in over two decades. But creating something so monstrously huge and densely packed was obviously pretty arduous, as multiple developers have now confirmed.
"As a creator, it was very fun to work on, but the workload was also pretty tough," lead user interface artist Hsueh Huei Liao says on Square Enix's developer roundup. "Even so, the UI team worked hard and without compromise on each and every one of them, to such a high standard that each one is almost like its own standalone game."
Environment director Takako Miyake echoed similar sentiments, calling development "tough," but emphasizing that the "staff were unanimous that the experience is worth the effort that we put in."
Battle director Teruki Endo was unsure if the team could "put it all together in time" when he first saw "how much content would need to be created for this game, even just for the combat." Considering that every character combination has its own unbique synergy move, that's not too surprising.
Half way through Chapter 10 now.
Chapter 9 was pretty decent though.
I am at the half way point of Chapter 10, and there has been ZERO combat. It's been all walking and talking, looking at an observatory, "higher learning", listening to everyone babble on about Red's life here. And what they did with Red's voice in Chapter 10 is annoying as f***
Chapter 9 was pretty decent though.
I've managed to finish all world Intel and side quests now under Junon. Next step would be getting up to Junon. At 19 hours now and Chapter 4
Wow ! And you are playing on easy and skipping most all side quests and mini games yeah?
Doing all the mini games, sadly. Playing on Story. Not skipping any cutscenes or dialog. Only missing side quests, though I have done a few of those too.
By Going Back in Time, Final Fantasy Rediscovers What Made it Special - IGN
By recreating the party structure of the 1997 original, the Final Fantasy 7 remake project has rediscovered what makes the RPG series special.