I'll be honest. I kind of always enjoyed how excessively long the old animations were. It's the summons. They're powerful enough to deserve being stupidly long and overblown. They new ones are awesome, but they feel really quick.
Oh, totally. I get that. But then, they did give us a skip button. Both for when we and enemies Limit Break. So it's really pretty moot when it comes to the length of animations when theyre skippable. Am I making sense?
To this day Bahamut Fury's animation is still one of my favorite summon attack animations. From the way the damn thing warps in from deep space, the camera angles contrasting its size vs the celestial bodies around it, weaponizing the moon, and then firing a MOON SIZED BEAM INTO THE FUCKING PLANET. I like how the updated version displays the absurd scale of the damage this attack covers.
OG odin summon sequence and odin is my favorite summon lost count on how many times it save me from headaches on very hard stages by instant kiiling the mini bosses
@@ancapgrandscribe9546 I don't know how you think they're "nerfed and lame". The new animations are FAR more impressive yet in half the time of the old ones. They do so much more with so much less time so it's not a god damn slog summoning in Reunion and having to wait a minute every single time since summoning can be extremely common if the DMW deems it so. You come off like one of those ppl who needs a summon to be as absurdly long as possible to seem epic when all it does it just waste your time. In the original Crisis Core I'd opt to just skip all the summons because of how overly long they were in but in Reunion I actually watch them.
@@jeremycampbell4021 Also, they don't seem impressive in half the time at all, their attacks look less powerful, less beautiful and less well designed vs the old where you could feel the power of the attacks way more.
@@jeremycampbell4021 Problem is the summons are all payoff. There's no buildup, which makes them less feel less impactful. It's like "summon blink damage", I'd like there to be longer cutscenes and maybe just add an option to shorten them or something, as it stands I prefer the older ones for the most part. Especially the Bahamuts
Bahamut Fury and Bahumut had my favorite animations for the longest time. Bahumut comes down and freaking breaks the sky before charging up a nuke basically and Bahumut Fury freaking turns the moon into a satellite laser beam to basically destroy a country 😂. The new ones look good too
Don’t really get the hate for the new animations. They capture all the same ideas as the old ones, but more concisely and with more modern graphics and designs. They fit in with the newer, more fast-paced battle system by being flashy, cool, and destructive, but also not overstaying their welcome
Its not that people hate the new animations, it more that they are too short to show their weight. FFVIICC Ifrit even though he is a fire summon needed time to heat up and shows it off, the new one just sets himself on fire and goes out of control rush, where the first one just charges in a straight line after setting himself ablaze. The new looks are fine, just wish that they kept the length of the animations, you could skip the animations in the PSP version after viewing them once, which to say that they knew the animations were long, but gave players a choice to skip them when needed, not all battles in the game are extremely fast, some fights can take time and planning, stupid pots.
As much I love the new ones as the design is trying to be as accurate to the original ff7, it is quite bummer we didn't get the old ones fmv in it. Been looking forward to seeing it in UHD 60fps though.
The Bahamut Fury contrast is interesting. They changed it from the Exaflare being reflected off the actual moon to firing _through_ a moon that was apparently (if you go frame by frame at the start of the Reunion version) created by Bahamut Fury for this specific attack. It's a cool attack either way but that's neat.
Some of the summons don't differ much (like Odin or Bahamut), but I still prefer the old ones, especially Ifrit. Old Ifrit is a badass. Too bad the new summons are so short. There was an option to skip the cutscenes in old FF too if you were tired of them (you just had to view them once, if I remember correctly), so the length was never an issue.
@@ancapgrandscribe9546 there are parts of Odin old and new i like. Zoom in of the impassive face and the avalanche of a crumbling mountain behind him as Sleipnir charges? Add that to the new version. Honestly most of the new versions need the long wind up the originals had....sequence skipping makes it a non-issue to have the longer animations
The only one I think is a straight up improvement is Phoenix. The smoke tunnel hit, followed by it shooting up looks really cool, and I love the more intricate design of this Phoenix
The biggest issue with Crisis Core Reunion's versions is that they're _WAY_ too sped up. You don't get to appreciate the designs because they're always going at full speed, like they're the old animations set at 1.5x with half of the animation cut out. The _whole point_ of the summons as cutscenes animations is that it's about the build-up and crescendo up to unleashing their crazy powerful attack. Not to mention in-game, the option to skip the cutscene is constantly present, so why bother to make them so much more visually impressive but undercut that by making them all shorter and far less impressive?
to be fair that was also one thing the original kinda fucked up the longer you played, as you eventually got to the point where summons were less effective than just standard attacks. So having a 1 minute long summon cutscene to sit through only for it to do as much damage as one swing of your sword was pretty rough, especially due to the random nature of it.
@@silverhand9965 Yeah, but in _Crisis Core Reunion_ there's literally a "skip" indicator displayed in the bottom right during the entire animation sequence, and you can jump over the whole cinematic and just display the impact, so there's less than no reason to have shortened those sequences.
Just by looking at the time lapses you would know the remake summons got way shortened. I like long summons. Summons were the reason i started playing ff
I feel like these new ones sort of suffer from lack of buildup in their animations. They just seem to focus on getting things done and over with as quickly as possible. The new Bahamut Fury especially I felt suffer from this.
i like the design of the original summons better. cause the remasters look over-designed to me and kinda felt that the summons came from a different FF game. sometimes less is more. BUT Remastered Bahamut Fury is an exception, cause he looks more mech (which is cool AF) and already overdesigned in the original, so the difference is not that big. and Phoenix is dull in terms of design so some bling in the remaster really helps it look majestic and they changed its anatomy, which make it look more bird than prehistoric turkey. as for the attack sequence. even though, i personally like the original because of how cinematic it is ,cause its longer and tend to show how grand the summons and their attacks are, just like how the original FF7 did their summon's attack sequence. the attacks on the remaster are much fiercer and bigger in comparison. so i like both of them on their own right.
I literally can't believe what they did to Bahamut FURY....they took away all the majesty that made Heaven's Fang into the Lord of all Dragons...gonna be honest here, they took him and turned him into another ZERO which upsets me greatly since the original exaflare looked so good
honestly, they should have just upscaled the old summons like in this video and put them back in. Then add a option to the settings menu for "long or short summons". Showing the new one's for short summons. Having your cake and eating it too.
I just wanna say- man the older designs looked better for me Grew up with em so that might be my nostalgia talking, but the older designs looked more distinct
I'm getting the impression that even the people complaining here have no idea how many were cut out from the original FFVII. ELEVEN OUT OF SIXTEEN ARE MISSING.
I prefer original one, longer 15year ago with this details, compare with 15 years later better details but lack of fascination. all fast I love to enjoy to cg.
I thought the summon animations where taken from the original game like the pre rendered cutscenes which is why they are like 720p at most, but no, for some reason they made entirely new pre rendered cutscenes for each summon but made them low ass quality intentionally.
Why are they so fast highter FPS me guesses compared to original back in the day, summons wete cool to watch gave you a chance to take a drink and a quick bite. Well ubless your waxthing KoTR, Eden or Ark you can have a full blown meal with those Bahamut Fury looks like a PowerZord Phoenix in Remaster looks so much better
lol i can't remember the last time i fully watched through Ifrit's animation. even in this video i kept skipping. i was always a long animation with mediocre damage so i didn't care to watch.
Love the new summon cinematics. It's snappier and the motions just flow better unlike the original versions where there are to many unnecessary movements.
@@Gumshoe08 well yeah but I'm referring to the moves of each summon. Example in the old version Odin drew a flaming sword then put out the fire then ran down the mountain then put the sword on fire again then swung the sword. Why even put out flames?! With Ifrit, he jumps out of the lava, lands on the ground, powers up then jumps again only to pound the ground hitting no enemy (why even do it) then lunges towards the enemy. Bahamut dives from the sky then shatters the sky then goes up again to the sky to power up. Why even dive down in the first place?! Lots of nonsense moves.
@@chrism5763 The new odin still draw is fire sword, put it out and then reignite it. So your point is not valide for that one. And in regarde of the wasted movement I think it's a good testament of how strong this summon know themself too be. Bahamut come down, make you aware that he is the one who will whoop your butt and then proced too deliver. For ifrit ... yeah i don't have a good explanation but whit legs like his I too would prance around juste too flex
@@societeallogouttieres2248 dont get me wrong. I still find some of the summon moves pointless like odin but going back to my original post - i like it now because it's snappier.
Gotta admit, I actually prefer the new ones better. The old ones are cool and all, no denying that, but they suffer from the same problem that plagued the summons in Final Fantasy XII, which was released 2 years prior: Way the heck too much build-up. It just becomes excessive after a while... The new ones, on the other hand, had build-up, sure, but they were also to-the-point.
Well to be fair, summons tend to be over the top attacks, the build up is the draw to some players. It shows that the summon is no longer holding back, and is taking things seriously. In FFX the summons fight for the party when summoned and you can control them, when you use their overdrive, which is the summon's super attack it has weight. In FFVIII, the build up sequence had a skill reason, each summon, save cerburus, had a skill to learn called boost, it boosted the power of the summon but only during the build up part of the attack, after it starts the animation of the attack part you could no longer boost. A lot of players that started back with FVII tend to enjoy the over the top summons, I'm disapointed that they made great designs for the summons but made them a blink and you miss the animation. Also you can skip the animations, in both Crisis core, so making them short with a skip button is missing the point.
the only summons that actually looks better in remaster is actually phoenix, the rest is cool too but it is not on par wit the old one. sure its long but who cares single player game !!! i want spectacle and badass summon
Hm, I wonder why if they re-did the CGI for summons, why they all feel like they are low quality CGI? I mean if they did new ones why not do it in 4K already?
I don’t understand what happen to CGIs in newer games. It’s like they don’t put enough charm or epicness in them anymore. The difference in time is appalling and shame to the original game. This is not a mobile game so it shouldn’t be given this treatment. You can tell based on the older CGI that they are longer and have more flow and weight, just like a little movie. But these new CGIs just don’t have that sort of passion, it’s almost like a soulless video of shaking, blaring lights and fast speed actions that only make you more dizzy rather than captivated at what your looking at.
For some people, them being long can ruin the pacing of the battle. Not to mention with them being long and unskippable before annoyed some players. SE took that into consideration in Reunion. You can’t fault them for wanting to make battles faster paced and giving people the option to skip some scenes they don’t need to watch over and over again.
@@yoloalchemist Them adding a skip function already fixed the issue. The old animations worked BECAUSE of their length, they felt like epic movies you unlocked, they had build up, weight, and power to them. Though I will agree that seeing them after a long time, and ESPECIALLY when you were stronger than the summons themselves, it was annoying. *However.* They added a skip function, now you can watch it IF You want, and skip it if you don't want to see it. AND you can even decide if you want it to happen in the first place now! They solved the problem for those who thought it was too long, and ruined it for those who enjoyed it, when the Skip button already was the perfect solution for both. It just makes no sense.
I’m sorry but even though I’ve never played both of this games the original beats the shit out of the new ones 😂wtf . If this was a port for the old game they should have done a better remaster 😂
![Final Fantasy VIII Remastered - All GF Summons [4k-60FPS]](/img/n.gif)
The old ones were definitely too long, but man do they still hold up. Incredible
Bahamut Fury: *Fires Megaflare for the 99th time*
Earth: bruh
They aren’t on earth
exa flare
@@DigimonVidsfine then what’s left of earth
the old ones are long, but they have their charm. the new ones are fast and dynamic and with stunning effects
With this relaunch transforming the game even more into an Action RPG, the change for them to be more dynamic is justifiable
I'll be honest. I kind of always enjoyed how excessively long the old animations were. It's the summons. They're powerful enough to deserve being stupidly long and overblown. They new ones are awesome, but they feel really quick.
I get that, but also I think the reason why they shortened it is because, it can interrupt the flow of battle, gameplay.
Oh, totally. I get that. But then, they did give us a skip button. Both for when we and enemies Limit Break. So it's really pretty moot when it comes to the length of animations when theyre skippable. Am I making sense?
Nostalgiatard
There was an additional animation for the actual boss fights of the summons, the summon animations were short versions
Really? Because even to me, the new summons still feel a little long. I’m glad they put a skip button, honestly.
To this day Bahamut Fury's animation is still one of my favorite summon attack animations. From the way the damn thing warps in from deep space, the camera angles contrasting its size vs the celestial bodies around it, weaponizing the moon, and then firing a MOON SIZED BEAM INTO THE FUCKING PLANET. I like how the updated version displays the absurd scale of the damage this attack covers.
It's super laser piss beam from the moon
@RicochetForce I agree with every word. Bless you.
It dstroyed 1/3 of the world but the cactuar I was fighting still stands
The OG summons are enjoying their moments while the reunion version feels like "bruh imma do it quick, I'm in a hurry"
I noticed it too
Og summons are having the best time of there lives reunion are like “alright let’s get this done quick I got things to do”
OG odin summon sequence and odin is my favorite summon lost count on how many times it save me from headaches on very hard stages by instant kiiling the mini bosses
Old Bahamut Fury was so badass
The only thing good about the new updated summons is their graphics, other than that they're nerfed and pretty lame.
@@ancapgrandscribe9546 I don't know how you think they're "nerfed and lame". The new animations are FAR more impressive yet in half the time of the old ones. They do so much more with so much less time so it's not a god damn slog summoning in Reunion and having to wait a minute every single time since summoning can be extremely common if the DMW deems it so. You come off like one of those ppl who needs a summon to be as absurdly long as possible to seem epic when all it does it just waste your time. In the original Crisis Core I'd opt to just skip all the summons because of how overly long they were in but in Reunion I actually watch them.
@@jeremycampbell4021 Bruh first of all why couldn't it be long? It allows you to skip them does it not?????
@@jeremycampbell4021 Also, they don't seem impressive in half the time at all, their attacks look less powerful, less beautiful and less well designed vs the old where you could feel the power of the attacks way more.
@@jeremycampbell4021 Problem is the summons are all payoff. There's no buildup, which makes them less feel less impactful. It's like "summon blink damage", I'd like there to be longer cutscenes and maybe just add an option to shorten them or something, as it stands I prefer the older ones for the most part. Especially the Bahamuts
Bahamut Fury and Bahumut had my favorite animations for the longest time. Bahumut comes down and freaking breaks the sky before charging up a nuke basically and Bahumut Fury freaking turns the moon into a satellite laser beam to basically destroy a country 😂. The new ones look good too
Don’t really get the hate for the new animations. They capture all the same ideas as the old ones, but more concisely and with more modern graphics and designs. They fit in with the newer, more fast-paced battle system by being flashy, cool, and destructive, but also not overstaying their welcome
Its not that people hate the new animations, it more that they are too short to show their weight. FFVIICC Ifrit even though he is a fire summon needed time to heat up and shows it off, the new one just sets himself on fire and goes out of control rush, where the first one just charges in a straight line after setting himself ablaze.
The new looks are fine, just wish that they kept the length of the animations, you could skip the animations in the PSP version after viewing them once, which to say that they knew the animations were long, but gave players a choice to skip them when needed, not all battles in the game are extremely fast, some fights can take time and planning, stupid pots.
New models look better but the OG scenes were EPIC! Except for Bahamut Fury he looks like some sort of Tranformer now
As much I love the new ones as the design is trying to be as accurate to the original ff7, it is quite bummer we didn't get the old ones fmv in it. Been looking forward to seeing it in UHD 60fps though.
Great choice of music for this video
The Bahamut Fury contrast is interesting. They changed it from the Exaflare being reflected off the actual moon to firing _through_ a moon that was apparently (if you go frame by frame at the start of the Reunion version) created by Bahamut Fury for this specific attack. It's a cool attack either way but that's neat.
Seeing all the summons together with that song is giving me literal chills. They all look amazing
Ok as much as I hate to pay for extras, if SE added an option to purchase the original ones to put into the game, I'd buy it.
Some of the summons don't differ much (like Odin or Bahamut), but I still prefer the old ones, especially Ifrit. Old Ifrit is a badass. Too bad the new summons are so short. There was an option to skip the cutscenes in old FF too if you were tired of them (you just had to view them once, if I remember correctly), so the length was never an issue.
My personal rankings
Ifrit: New
Bahamut: New
Odin: Old
Bahamut Fury: Old
Phoenix: New
i agree with all of these.
Haven’t gotten Phoenix yet but yeah. Odin is def the worst offender just above apocalypse
They really nerfed Odin's summon animation as well as Bahamut Fury. Like you can't even feel the power from them anymore they're so lame.
@@ancapgrandscribe9546 there are parts of Odin old and new i like. Zoom in of the impassive face and the avalanche of a crumbling mountain behind him as Sleipnir charges? Add that to the new version. Honestly most of the new versions need the long wind up the originals had....sequence skipping makes it a non-issue to have the longer animations
The only one I think is a straight up improvement is Phoenix. The smoke tunnel hit, followed by it shooting up looks really cool, and I love the more intricate design of this Phoenix
The Planet: “Goddamn Bahamuts!!!!!”
He was a chill Guy in the first Final Fantasy, even helping you out after a Trial.
Someone pissed him off starting in 3
The biggest issue with Crisis Core Reunion's versions is that they're _WAY_ too sped up. You don't get to appreciate the designs because they're always going at full speed, like they're the old animations set at 1.5x with half of the animation cut out.
The _whole point_ of the summons as cutscenes animations is that it's about the build-up and crescendo up to unleashing their crazy powerful attack. Not to mention in-game, the option to skip the cutscene is constantly present, so why bother to make them so much more visually impressive but undercut that by making them all shorter and far less impressive?
to be fair that was also one thing the original kinda fucked up the longer you played, as you eventually got to the point where summons were less effective than just standard attacks. So having a 1 minute long summon cutscene to sit through only for it to do as much damage as one swing of your sword was pretty rough, especially due to the random nature of it.
@@silverhand9965 Yeah, but in _Crisis Core Reunion_ there's literally a "skip" indicator displayed in the bottom right during the entire animation sequence, and you can jump over the whole cinematic and just display the impact, so there's less than no reason to have shortened those sequences.
@@PierceArner Yeah, that's fair.
I guess they solved the problem twice when it only needed solving once
@@silverhand9965 hehe fair
Just by looking at the time lapses you would know the remake summons got way shortened. I like long summons. Summons were the reason i started playing ff
I feel like these new ones sort of suffer from lack of buildup in their animations. They just seem to focus on getting things done and over with as quickly as possible. The new Bahamut Fury especially I felt suffer from this.
Ok human listen I will do my super summon attack quickly I am in a hurry I got a appointment at 7 and I am running late
Is how it feels
Now we know how Odin and Phoenix are gonna look in Remake
I like some of the new designs of the summons especially pheonix the og looked kinda of like a duck.
LOL! I like that too! Duckyyyyyy!
Yea he looked kinda janky
Awww c'mon he was an adorable duck 🤣
The new animations on the last two were superb
i like the design of the original summons better. cause the remasters look over-designed to me and kinda felt that the summons came from a different FF game. sometimes less is more. BUT Remastered Bahamut Fury is an exception, cause he looks more mech (which is cool AF) and already overdesigned in the original, so the difference is not that big. and Phoenix is dull in terms of design so some bling in the remaster really helps it look majestic and they changed its anatomy, which make it look more bird than prehistoric turkey.
as for the attack sequence. even though, i personally like the original because of how cinematic it is ,cause its longer and tend to show how grand the summons and their attacks are, just like how the original FF7 did their summon's attack sequence.
the attacks on the remaster are much fiercer and bigger in comparison. so i like both of them on their own right.
I literally can't believe what they did to Bahamut FURY....they took away all the majesty that made Heaven's Fang into the Lord of all Dragons...gonna be honest here, they took him and turned him into another ZERO which upsets me greatly since the original exaflare looked so good
I LOLed at that old phoenix. Why was it a goose? Never realised it back then
honestly, they should have just upscaled the old summons like in this video and put them back in.
Then add a option to the settings menu for "long or short summons".
Showing the new one's for short summons.
Having your cake and eating it too.
Ifrit was the most badass.
I just wanna say- man the older designs looked better for me
Grew up with em so that might be my nostalgia talking, but the older designs looked more distinct
Yooo Odin's new animation looks like how Lightning slashes in ff13 :o
The new Odin one is better, the horse and the pasing make it way cooler
Whyyyyyy are these summon animations shortened 😭
Yo Bahamut within Bahamut Fury always my favourites summon buddies
I would love to have the long version, after you see it 1 time it should let you skip or short version next
I love both
cuz both got me like instan chills
Names song pls
The Airbuster
For sum reason i find OG Bahamut much more cooler
I’ll be honest, I prefer the old ones. They just hit a level of sheer epicness the new ones just don’t hit for me (except new phoenix)
Honestly the OG's summons look far superior. Oh the OG bahamat fury was orgasmic
I'm getting the impression that even the people complaining here have no idea how many were cut out from the original FFVII. ELEVEN OUT OF SIXTEEN ARE MISSING.
The old Odin was the best
i miss the days if insane ass attacks that would completely destroy the entire planet but only hits the enemies on screen
I prefer original one, longer 15year ago with this details, compare with 15 years later better details but lack of fascination. all fast I love to enjoy to cg.
With the exception of Ifrit's, I prefer the old ones
They should've at least remain the shatter sound on Bahamut's summon
I like old Ifrit and Bahamut Fury more, but new Odin and Phoenix more. Also, old Bahamut was way too long.
they shoulda gave us a short or long animation option.
The only better summon in the remaster is Phoenix. But Bahamut Fury comes pretty close.
they made my fat phoenix SLIM!!!!
SUCH BLASPHEMY!
I thought the summon animations where taken from the original game like the pre rendered cutscenes which is why they are like 720p at most, but no, for some reason they made entirely new pre rendered cutscenes for each summon but made them low ass quality intentionally.
The question is: How are they gonna pull off the Knights of the Round in FF7 R3?
summon swords
Bahanut furry just destroy continent and only deal 3000 damage
The new ones are too impatient for my liking
Why are they so fast highter FPS me guesses compared to original back in the day, summons wete cool to watch gave you a chance to take a drink and a quick bite. Well ubless your waxthing KoTR, Eden or Ark you can have a full blown meal with those
Bahamut Fury looks like a PowerZord
Phoenix in Remaster looks so much better
lol i can't remember the last time i fully watched through Ifrit's animation. even in this video i kept skipping. i was always a long animation with mediocre damage so i didn't care to watch.
Love the new summon cinematics. It's snappier and the motions just flow better unlike the original versions where there are to many unnecessary movements.
It is 15 years apart of technology used
@@Gumshoe08 well yeah but I'm referring to the moves of each summon. Example in the old version Odin drew a flaming sword then put out the fire then ran down the mountain then put the sword on fire again then swung the sword. Why even put out flames?!
With Ifrit, he jumps out of the lava, lands on the ground, powers up then jumps again only to pound the ground hitting no enemy (why even do it) then lunges towards the enemy.
Bahamut dives from the sky then shatters the sky then goes up again to the sky to power up. Why even dive down in the first place?!
Lots of nonsense moves.
@@chrism5763 The new odin still draw is fire sword, put it out and then reignite it. So your point is not valide for that one. And in regarde of the wasted movement I think it's a good testament of how strong this summon know themself too be. Bahamut come down, make you aware that he is the one who will whoop your butt and then proced too deliver. For ifrit ... yeah i don't have a good explanation but whit legs like his I too would prance around juste too flex
@@societeallogouttieres2248 dont get me wrong. I still find some of the summon moves pointless like odin but going back to my original post - i like it now because it's snappier.
Do a model comparison video please
theme name
Name song?
Gotta admit, I actually prefer the new ones better. The old ones are cool and all, no denying that, but they suffer from the same problem that plagued the summons in Final Fantasy XII, which was released 2 years prior: Way the heck too much build-up. It just becomes excessive after a while... The new ones, on the other hand, had build-up, sure, but they were also to-the-point.
Well to be fair, summons tend to be over the top attacks, the build up is the draw to some players. It shows that the summon is no longer holding back, and is taking things seriously. In FFX the summons fight for the party when summoned and you can control them, when you use their overdrive, which is the summon's super attack it has weight. In FFVIII, the build up sequence had a skill reason, each summon, save cerburus, had a skill to learn called boost, it boosted the power of the summon but only during the build up part of the attack, after it starts the animation of the attack part you could no longer boost. A lot of players that started back with FVII tend to enjoy the over the top summons, I'm disapointed that they made great designs for the summons but made them a blink and you miss the animation. Also you can skip the animations, in both Crisis core, so making them short with a skip button is missing the point.
I’ll keep the OGs, except I’ll take the Phoenix redesign. Not a fan of the new ones
the only summons that actually looks better in remaster is actually phoenix, the rest is cool too but it is not on par wit the old one. sure its long but who cares single player game !!! i want spectacle and badass summon
Crisis Core Reunion summon version has too much screen shakes and I am sensitive to that.
as novas CGs ficaram muito ruins! eram pra ter no minimo 20 segundos de duração!
Phoenix is Pretty l Like her
Causes global catastrophe to take down goblin….
Attack misses -_- really
The remastered versions seem rushed like someone fast forwarded through them
Hm, I wonder why if they re-did the CGI for summons, why they all feel like they are low quality CGI? I mean if they did new ones why not do it in 4K already?
I don’t understand what happen to CGIs in newer games. It’s like they don’t put enough charm or epicness in them anymore. The difference in time is appalling and shame to the original game. This is not a mobile game so it shouldn’t be given this treatment. You can tell based on the older CGI that they are longer and have more flow and weight, just like a little movie. But these new CGIs just don’t have that sort of passion, it’s almost like a soulless video of shaking, blaring lights and fast speed actions that only make you more dizzy rather than captivated at what your looking at.
Thank you!!! I felt the same way!
For some people, them being long can ruin the pacing of the battle. Not to mention with them being long and unskippable before annoyed some players. SE took that into consideration in Reunion. You can’t fault them for wanting to make battles faster paced and giving people the option to skip some scenes they don’t need to watch over and over again.
Era chged my friends....life itself just gotten more hustling
@@yoloalchemist
Them adding a skip function already fixed the issue.
The old animations worked BECAUSE of their length, they felt like epic movies you unlocked, they had build up, weight, and power to them.
Though I will agree that seeing them after a long time, and ESPECIALLY when you were stronger than the summons themselves, it was annoying.
*However.*
They added a skip function, now you can watch it IF You want, and skip it if you don't want to see it. AND you can even decide if you want it to happen in the first place now! They solved the problem for those who thought it was too long, and ruined it for those who enjoyed it, when the Skip button already was the perfect solution for both. It just makes no sense.
ADHD playerbase
Nunca vou perdoar a Square por ter estragado a CG do Fury Bahamut.
I’m sorry but even though I’ve never played both of this games the original beats the shit out of the new ones 😂wtf . If this was a port for the old game they should have done a better remaster 😂
FF7CC best CGI Summon Intro i don't like FF7CCR they're speed summon introduce
The old ones were better.
it just don't hit the same honestly
I think we can all agree Zach’s new voice!!! It’s meh.
They made summons less epic.
The new one are design for gen z who can't focus on long thing
the old ones are better. the new ones are just.... quick we have no time. and the new designs are in some parts.... ugly
New is way better