This game has great combat and visuals but it is so, so fucking boring

Zoomers are the one praising FF7R. No old time ff7 will defend this travesty.

>T. 20 year old weirdflexing

>I need fanservice to remain engaged
Go play fucking neptunia then

Nah I just meant that given how boring the story is, watching Madam M give Cloud a handjob was a nice change of pace

Also go fuck yourself

You're right, user. Walking down a hallway with low quality textures fighting scripted piss-easy battles for half an hour is a lot more engaging.

Have sex

I agree with OP.
That train yard chapter just really went on and on.. and on
I'm supposed to be saving Jessie and instead I'm doubling back to fight..another ghost boss??
Chapters 1 & 2 were brilliantly paced I will add

Notice they were the most similar to the original.

It's funny this and RE3 came out so close together, where 7R was padded to death and RE3 was an 8 hour rip off, there's a baby bear somewhere between these two for game length. The one positive about the remake being episodic is hopefully they take on the criticism of filler and aerial combat and improve it, so who knows maybe this remake will improve as it goes.

>Wall Market, Aerith's House
they look like fucking shit. the assets are all grabber AND they're haphazardly placed just clipping into each other.

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Admit it , you just wanted more Tifa/Aerith fap material.

That's something I agree with. Like I said, the pacing is scattershot. First you're fucking up reactors and escaping to eat pizza and rub machine oil on your titties and then Cloud falls into a church and simps for a mysterious Stacy for literally 36 hours of his life, then he tries to go home but is chased by a passive-aggressive soul brother for about five minutes for some reason. Then he sees Tifa going on a secret mission and BAM, intrigue. Then he falls into a sewer and has to trudge through brainlet puzzles and trash mobs for four hours. No momentum.

All the main characters, bosses, and everything Shinra looked fucking gorgeous. Slums and NPCs looked atrocious

>Aerith fap material
I'm not a necrophile

I played FFVII when it came out. Loved it. Beat all the weapons.

Just finished FFVII Remake. Loved it. Playing through a second time on hard difficulty. Last chapter is goofy dumbshit but so what? Combat, character writing and 90% of the story are golden. Only weird Zig Forums characters don't like it.

The problem is less the length itself and more the content that makes its size. 40 hours is totally fine for a JRPG, but ff7r only achieves that by padding the whole thing with inane content.

I hope so too. Btw I was underwhelmed by RE3R as well but at least it knows its story and gets it over with. Considering how much of a linear game 7R is it could take some major notes from that concise style.

Part of me wishes my standards were this low.

Also it's very strangely frustrating when you start to appreciate the really bad side quests because at least they tell a concise story with a progression of events in real time that's not just "WELL IF CLOUD IS AWAY NOTHING CAN REALLY START HAPPENING TO AVALANCHE UNTIL HE FINISHES HIS ERRANDS AND TUCKS ALL THE GHOSTIES TO BED FIRST"

If you didn't like this, what games released in the last year did you like?

>This game has great combat
why do people keep on saying that? Is it because it's your first JRPG or what? The game's combat is extremely simple and none of the mechanics are truly outstanding. The fact that you have three party members makes this even worse.

Not him but I'll step up: Sekiro, RE3 (not as good as RE2 but better than 7R) Echoes of an Elusive Age (which takes a ridiculous amount of world building and is charming throughout even if the soundtrack is poorly utilized) Three Houses, hell even the new Pokemon is more engaging than this, despite how pedestrian it is in the story department, because at least it's short enough to have digestible pacing with no need for an exorbitant amount of padding to justify full MSRP. 7R has great bones but it's mostly just fat.

>Combat, character writing and 90% of the story are golden
they aren't but who honestly cares? FF7 probably is the only JRPG you've ever played in your entire life.

This game translated archaic turn-based (or ATB for people who think it's meaningfully different from turn-based) for modern sensibilities. This is the first time a studio made the combat feel good while still maintaining what worked about turn-based combat. It's a noteworthy achievement for people that don't hate everything.

"Mostly just fat" from someone that enjoyed Three Houses. Ok, I'm done.

It's very satisfying. Dunkey described it as "visceral." That's how I'd put it too. When you dig into an enemy and stagger them it's like a dopamine trigger. Maybe it's basic but it's very fun.

At least I gave a shit about TH. It's part life-sim so the fat is supposed to be there. A linear game like 7R shouldn't have a bunch of filler. That's bad fat to me.

Not true, but so what if it was? People can like different things than you regardless of whether they have experienced more or less than you. Differences in opinion don't expose a character flaw in yourself that you should take seriously.

>archaic turn-based
archaic according to whom?
>This is the first time a studio made the combat feel good while still maintaining what worked about turn-based combat
This honestly just demonstrates your lack of knowledge. You know, there exist JRPGs other than Final Fantasy.
>It's a noteworthy achievement for people that don't hate everything
In other words: If you don't like what I like then you must hate everything.

I enjoyed the sewers and ghost trains, and it didn't feel like padding or rhythm breaking to me. So just acknowledge that you have shit taste and shit opinion