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Lightning was frozen in time for 500 years yet suffering through this game felt longer.
Pros:
-Good combat
-Theorycrafting and unlocking gear is enjoyable
-Lightning is cool enough
-One truly emotional moment.. With a random robot npc? WTF.

Cons:
-Horrible time management system which will have you anxiously saving the game all the time while switching back into your menu to freeze time each 20 seconds. The game forces you to use guides and tutorial videos in order to be somewhat efficient. If you do decide to punish yourself and play this game, read more cons:
-Lightning is your only playable character. On some maps you'll get some characters playing alongside you but you will not have control over their combat moves.
-Jarring visual downgrade compared to FF XIII 1 and 2
-Backtracking and being locked out of areas at certain times of the in-game day will make the sidequest system even more insufferable.

After I finishsed all the main questlines the story just halted without any guidance on where to go next only for the game to add more of it after stumbling onto a familiar face at the edge of one of the maps. Apparently there is a way to unlock a true ending yet the game won't tell you what the exact requirements are and how to do it and I am now micromanaging my ingame time even more neurotically to prevent having to redo everything in a New Game + Mode that would add at least 50 more hours of mental anguish.

I've actually decided to just watch the true game ending on youtube because of how unenjoyable the experience is. If you are a masochist, this game might be for you.

As someone who bought a PSX in 1997 with the sole purpose of playing Final Fantasy VII, it is safe to say I have a strong emotional connection to this story. As games evolved so fast, I have dreamed of a modern remake for a long time, and oh, was it worth the wait. FF7 Remake already started off super strong, and where Integrate was a little light on world-building and exploration, Rebirth sets that all straight in such an impressive way. Backstories become cinematic , mini-games compare with full releases of other original IPs, and although the combat system could use a more in-depth tutorial to really help you master it, it is very rich and invites you to keep trying new strategies. The pacing is also on point. The game won't allow you to get bored with repetition, as each time you approach the sense of grinding, it introduces something new and big to keep you fully immersed. 

There are so many meaningful and unexpected evulutions in gaming mechnics here that its too much to dive into and too fun to just discover on your own. I feel many fans of this franchise are still sleeping on this masterpiece and will be so pleasantly surprised when they finally decide to dive into this glorious remake! Can't wait to play the conclusion to this gem!

10/10

Gambits are incredible, you don’t even have to use them but if you want, you can turn his game into a AFK auto rpg. Theory crafting builds that work in any scenario is just so amazing. 9/10

With dialogue this brilliant, even the most impatient players (which I can sometimes be one of) will happily engage with any NPC that crosses their path. The (voice) acting and writing is just so good, you'll be drawn into the stories and fates of everyone you will meet. Although I haven't seen that much of the game yet, the first few hours of Baldur's Gate 3 have turned dialogue in something I value instead of something I am skipping through as fast as I can.

Freed from the neverending lootgrind of almost every other game out there I now value the world, the lore, the conversations, discussions and every consequence every choice you make has way more than the next shiny drop I would otherwise be chasing. That is not to say the itimisation in this game is an afterthought. Every aspect of this game seems so well thought out and I can't wait to discover how spells and items will interact with this gorgeous and also intimidating world, I just don't feel like an addict chasing my next loot fix in this game. I am eager to get to know everyone and to see what disasters and miracles I'll be part of.

its a privillage to experience entertainment this wel crafted

I'll be honest with you. When Final Fantasy 15 came out initially I didn't like it much at all. The combat and the talent tree didn't click with me and I was also a little burnt out on open world games. So I let it rest and it matured like really great wine to me. I've just finished chapter 9 which was one of the most memorable experiences I've had in any game so far and I've been a gamer for at least 30 years.

I am still not a 100% sold on the battlesystem but I am now thouroughly invested in the story and the characters and I can't wait to see where the game will take me. Stick with it, return to the game if you had put it down before like I did, it's worth it!

If you are one of those people who loves to binge series on Netflix; That is exactly what you'll do if you start playing this game. You won't be able to put it down until you've seen the credits roll! From world immersion to the amazing characters to the handling of the great and incredibly creative weapons and abilities, this is hands down one of the best games ever created. The game can be incredibly gory but it never feels like it's just there for shock-value, the game really has a lot of depth and it mirrors our society and history with enough (dark) humor to actually take it seriously (if that makes any sense at all).

The artificial intelligence in this game is very impressive and Elizabeth is very likeable and a great companion. Remember trying to keep Natalia alive in Goldeneye N64? No such stress here! Just like Rocksteady's Batman franchise, this game nails mobility and fighting in it's own unique way and the setpieces are stunning.

If you've always had any interest in this game, just go for it. It's worth every penny and it just might be one of the best games you've played it a long time.