Although I was made aware of the great internal struggle The final concept of VII over the years with osmosis, Be warned this is the first time I have personally experienced it. I was unprepared for the impact Shinra's attack on Sector 7 would have on me as I played this weekend, and now more than ever I have invested in the hope of heroes to bring down the fascist megacorporation.
Cloud & Aerith & # 39; s adventure through the Wall Market, the bazaar horny of the Sector 5 slums, comes to the end when they successfully enter the headquarters of the leader of the area, Don Corneo, and save Tifa. In the last act of contempt, Don Corneo tells the party that Shinra has already made progress in Phase 7 in the hope that it will drop its plate in the ghetto below and wipe out the Avalanche. The team's next goal is clear, even after the unnecessary dumping in the sewage: make it to Sector 7 and stop Shinra from doing its latest evil.
This act of genocide was made possible because of the setting up of Midgar, a city where everything The Final VII Remake
Tifa's concern is evident as he escorts Cloud and Aerith by way of captors to Section 7. The shack and the people who live there represent the rest of his life. Aerith, in her usual way, tries to keep everyone in good shape, even as the group is constantly slaughtered by poisonous beasts and spirits of dead children. But it soon becomes clear that Don Corneo was telling the truth as they witnessed Shinra's attack in Sector 7. Helicopters pull through the sky, dropping the pillar supporting the plate and killing any local resistance in their way.
Much like Aerith's fate, I already knew what was going to happen in Sector 7 as I was playing Last Wonders 7 Remake weekend, thanks to real popularity. Little did I know Shinra would succeed. I didn't know the plate would fall even though Cloud, Tifa, and Avalanche all tried to stop it. I didn't know it would involve so many lives, both lives important, alphabet and ordinary citizens which they enjoyed doing their simple, digital methods as I run away from the quest. But that didn't stop me from wishing it could go the other way.
My struggle with this inevitable made all the battles intensified. Every Shinra goon that stood in the way of Cloud represents an obstacle to preventing mass killings. On more than one occasion, I died during what should have been a simple battle because I thought less about the plan than just finished all the reunions so quickly. I broke down in tears as Cloud said goodbye to Biggs and Jessie after surrendering their death to Sinra. They were not powerful warriors to be protected by artillery, just ordinary people doing their best. All but I shouted for Aerith to hurry as she searched for Barret's daughter Marlene before they were both blown away to avoid the enemy. Aside from the horror games, I don't remember being so bothered while playing a video game.
After the plate collapses and Sector 7 slums are reduced to a huge pile of concrete and concrete, the Cloud clocks go silent as Tifa and Barret mourn the loss of their home. Highlighting Jessie's skepticism from the beginning of the game, Tifa blames the Avalanche – and by extension, itself in Shinra's rage. If he had not offended the destroyers, he would return, none of this would have happened. The sad truth is that you are right. Barret adds well, however, that this was always their future if they opposed Shinra, a campaign that, in the The final concept of VII
I'm angry all the time. I feel like I'm trapped in a net that gets stronger and stronger every day, and it's appreciated my playing style for The Final VII Remake. As Barret fought the rubble, I was right there with him. While Tifa remained silent with her anger, I squeezed my own. Their fists were my fists. Shinra's attack on Sector 7 was all that made me wish to scream in the real world. It is a bad way of life, irreparably angry and without a reliable exhaust valve. Barrett broke the silence, and as if talking to me, he said:
“Hold on to this. This is a rage. All right? ”
It's hard not to feel stared at the ash pit that has been your life, especially when you have left without a way to get it back together. Watching your friends, family, and dozens of other people suffer in a world you can't begin to change on your own often lowers the self-esteem to the point of seriously injuring someone. However The Final VII Remake, as small as it may sound, it reminded me that the fire in your stomach can be a perfect fuel, as long as you don't let it burn you from the inside in the first place.