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Do not ask for game recommendations. Half life focal point. Try or. No personal streams or Let's Plays. No low-effort posts.Use spoiler tags when necessary. !X kills Y!! Not that will truly fix it, it's totally borked.Just rip your snes cartridge, cruise through the extensive list of improvements over at romhacks, build your ideal version of FF6, flash it to an eeprom, fabricate a SNES PCB, put it in a repro shell, slap some masking tape on the front and write FF6 on it.Then pop it in your snes, plug the snes into a trinitron CRT, and play it as Kefka intended. It's less work than trying to fix that broken mess of a port.Or just play it on an emulator, we won't judge.
I'm a reasonable fellow. And there's nothing wrong with this port other than its graphics and how the UI looks (selecting spells, items, etc., how the ATB guage charges, and how much space it takes up).The argument really burns down to 'this game looks ugly to me'.We all have different tastes.
A lot of people don't like how World of Final Fantasy looks right now despite how polished it is to begin with. Another example is Final Fantasy IV 3D (and probably III).
Final Fantasy Vii Mods Patches
It just looks bad to their eyes.I'll say this: If you like how the SNES, PSone/Vita/PSP, or GBA ports look. Grab that instead. Otherwise go with the mobile/steam version.
I usually go with emulation since I can save my file on a cloud and continue mobile as well.The only argument that really is acceptable is that this art style takes away some of the impact the story can deliver. I can agree with this since this is how I felt with what the GBA version did.
The change of the color scheme (along with music that can be 'remedied') really did take away from it. But I've played VI before and I know I prefer the original. If this is your first time being exposed to it in whole (not by glancing in images for example), then you'll be fine. If you enjoyed the game for a second playthrough, then go on try the original sprite version.Edit: I'll also do you one further. People still argue over these things till now just because of how the game looks even if they're slight changes (or big depending on the person).Final Fantasy X: The facial models ruin the game for some, and not for others. People would rather play a better upscaled PS2 version.Final Fantasy IX: The models are upscaled, but they still clash since the other textures were not upscaled.
Again, people rather played an upscaled PSone version.Final Fantasy XII: Not out yet, but I can bet you that people will complain that the XII IZJS version (emulated and upscaled) is better than the Zodiac Age version. Um, just about everything that they could get wrong regarding graphics. Graphics look terrible, and the interface completely out of place over it. Sprites are uninspired, muted, and ugly - clashing with the rest of the art.
The design of the interface is terrible - just copy-pasted from the mobile version, not meant for gamepad or mouse and keyboard play. There's a horrible filter over the sprites and they actually look better without it.
The upscaled tiles look horrible too, and no care was taken to scale them properly so that there are seams everywhere. 0 cohesion in the art style. I could go on. Here, this goes into detailHonestly, it's one of the laziest things I've ever seen.
Back in January 2019, we you about an AI Gigapixel-enhanced Texture Pack for Final Fantasy 7. Titled Final Fantasy VII Remako HD Graphics Mod, this pack was under a beta stage until today. Modder ‘CaptRobau’ has informed us about the release of version 1.0, something that will please a lot of FF7 fans.As the modder noted, the mod improves the quality of among other things the pre-rendered backgrounds, battle, world textures, as well as the game’s full-motion videos (FMVs). Final Fantasy VII Remako HD Graphics Mod is also compatible with many other mods, such as The Reunion (R03C) or 3D model mods, for the ultimate Final Fantasy 7 experience.Compared to its beta version, this final version of the AI-enhanced Texture Pack features pre-rendered backgrounds that have been further improved, has fixed some of its bugs and has corrected various graphical issues.The world textures have also been upscaled 4 times, giving the overworld a much sharper and more detailed look. Moreover, all of the char textures (2D images and 3D models that move independently of the field backgrounds) have been improved.This is truly an incredible mod and we strongly suggest downloading from its. CaptRobau has done an incredible work so kudos to him for providing PC gamers with an amazing fan remake of the classic Final Fantasy 7 game.Below you can also find some comparison screenshots between the vanilla and the modded versions of FF7.Have fun!