Originally posted by Terryc250Are you really saying that the FFVII party can survive the Solar System's destruction? Cloud gets cut by swords mane. Supernova is an illusion.
^ Actually, the black materia was just to make a wound on earth, so the earth can heal itself, while him being in the middle of the process absorbing everythingHe used his "Supernova" to destroy those planets which is NOT black materia, black materia = "Meteor"
Originally posted by Terryc250No, Supernova is an illusion, as is the background of the whole fight.
^ Why not? The other planets blowing up doesnt all of a sudden make the party die, Sephiroth's doesnt blow up earth, it wasnt his objective.If summons r an illusion, meteor might as well be an illusion, and the whole game would be pointless, trying to stop an illusion? Nope doesnt make sense.
Originally posted by Terryc250No, we don't have proof, and it's our assumption because the background for the fight wasn't real.
wut makes supernova summon an illusion, and the rest of the summons in the game real? Because u say so? Because u cannot believe that he destroyed planets? Do u have proof that its an illusion? Or is it just UR assumption?
Also, the argument that Cloud and friends get cut up by swords isn't proof. All of the attacks in Final Fantasy don't create a single scratch on the characters in-game. They just lose health points. Supernova deals a sh!t load of damage, and health points generally speaking are bs because a character can have up to 999999 HP etc. and beyond.
If u put things that way, alot of things in video games dont make sense, yes, you dont see cloud getting any scratches throughout the game when he gets slashed, but in other games, you can play as a character and accidently fall into a bottomless pit, then all of a sudden appear back on the ground with just HP taken off.
a LOT of things in video games dont make sense and doesnt syncronize with real life, you would think a LARGE bahamut zero blast from outer space should really destroy the whole battlefield while playing, but does it even make a hole in the ground? No, it just does damage; however, even though it doesnt make sense, its still not considered an illusion, its just a video game.
Face it, things in video games just dont make sense if u try to compare it with real life, so if it doesnt make sense or is too unreal, it doesnt mean its an illusion, it just means its a video game.
Originally posted by Terryc250I pretty much agree with this. The only thing that bothers me though is the background which wasn't real (The fight seemingly taking place somwhere in the sky when it actually took place in Jenova's crator). I wish there was a way that I can contact Nomura about this...f*ck it!
If u put things that way, alot of things in video games dont make sense, yes, you dont see cloud getting any scratches throughout the game when he gets slashed, but in other games, you can play as a character and accidently fall into a bottomless pit, then all of a sudden appear back on the ground with just HP taken off.a LOT of things in video games dont make sense and doesnt syncronize with real life, you would think a LARGE bahamut zero blast from outer space should really destroy the whole battlefield while playing, but does it even make a hole in the ground? No, it just does damage; however, even though it doesnt make sense, its still not considered an illusion, its just a video game.
Face it, things in video games just dont make sense if u try to compare it with real life, so if it doesnt make sense or is too unreal, it doesnt mean its an illusion, it just means its a video game.
^ well the background doesnt have to be fake, like i said things dont make sense, that angelic sephiroth could've brought them into the sky, its not impossible to do in the world of final fantasy
it seems similar to this neo bahamut