but we didn't want a remake. we wanted a remaster.

@awaugh17 YOU wanted the same game we've played for 25 years that just looks pretty.

Thank you! I love making playlists like these for people to enjoy. The title of the track you requested is called Roblox 3008 OST - Friday Theme. Stay blessed. 😁

its healing and thunder materia when you start the game for the first time

There was a now here, it’s hole gone.

@@StreamwaveProduction People in 1997 would’ve called you crazy lol.

@@rickthe533 Both are equally great

OG is better in every way but graphics. we can still enjoy both.

@@xaby996 true

This OST feels more mellow and slowed down in comparison to Rebirth. This soundtracks is really sublime in places, like “All Quiet At The Gates”. Such a good piece that perfectly fits the cold and sleek ambience of the Shinra building entrance.

Seriously?? Keep your preaching away from games! Nobody is asking for it.

@@Levi-qr3oc Its important for people to hear The Gospel. Also it doesn't really matter if nobody is asking for it, people have the right to hear it and decide for themselves. One day we will all stand in front of God for judgment and putting your faith in Jesus is the only way you can hope to be saved. You should really consider the gospel message.

​@@Levi-qr3oc ​ Well, actually, if you think about it, one of the wonderful things about role-playing games like FFVII, FFVII Remake, FFVII Rebirth, etc. (not to mention games like Xenogears) is that they often deal in various ways with the same questions, mysteries, etc. that various religions deal with, even if they don't give the same "answers," or provide "answers" at all, etc. So, in a way, the "preaching" is quite relevant to the "games." I mean, when @xdmomentum8346 says, "Life is short, please make the right choice today," it's difficult, at least for me, not to think of Aerith saying, "Everyone dies eventually… So we need to make the most of the time we have - to live our lives, the way we want to live… Every minute, every MOMENT, matters…" ...On another note, it's interesting to compare/contrast Aerith's words with Kefka's at the end of FFVI: "Why do people rebuild things they know are going to be destroyed? Why do people cling to life when they know they can't live forever? Think how meaningless each of your lives is!" -- Both Kefka and Aerith are confronting the reality that everything dies, and yet they draw different conclusions from it. Kefka basically says, "Everything dies, so nothing matters," while Aerith basically says, "Everything dies, so everything matters." To put Christianity into conversation with them (and I'm Catholic, so I'm thinking particularly of Catholic Christianity), Christianity might find some truth in both of them, and say, "Everything dies -- IF that were the end of the story, then Kefka would be right; nothing would matter. But in the context of God, and then in the additional context of eternal life (immortality of the soul and resurrection of the body), everything matters." But I'm over-simplifying; I think a full Catholic response would need to be much more nuanced (and different kinds of Catholic responses would be possible, not just one).

​@@Levi-qr3ocJust report spam and move on

@@xdmomentum8346poo poo pee pee

Yes! And how she lived!

No she didn’t 💀

No she didn’t bro. At least not really