Tifa's fighting style was the hardest to build for Final Fantasy 7 Remake
Turn💞s out Tifa was a lot more complicated than Cloud or Barrett

Final Fantasy 7 Remake💝 devs have revealed that Tifa was the hardest character to create a battle style for.
Square Enix has posted a brand new developer interview blog to their , this time focusing on Final Fantasy 7 Remake's fifth chapter with those who helped create the RPG. In the game𓃲 itself, this is a chapter where the player can control a variety of characters in battle, including Cloud, Tifa, Barrett, and Aerith.
When asked🐽 if Tifa was a difficult character to balance for the remake, Teruki Endo, battle director for Final Fantasy 7 Remake, confirmed as much. "It was comparatively easy to dif﷽ferentiate Cloud, Barret, and Aerith," Endo explains. "But we had to think extremely hard about what defining characteristics we should give Tifa," the battle director continued.
However, Endo believes Square Enix ultimately succeeded in giving added depth to Tifa in the remake's combat system, by tying her abilities to the 'Burst' system. This core pillar of Final Fantasy 7 Remake's combat governs how much damage enemies can take before they're stunned, and Tifa has key abilities that massively boost the amount of 💝stagger damage dealt to an enemy.
In our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Final Fantasy 7 Remake review from 2020, we heaped praise upon the remake's overhauled combat system, writing that the combat was "satisfyingly varied" thanks chiefly to each character feeling distinctly different and entertaining to play. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, the sequel to Remake and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:part two of a planned trilogy, should keep the party-based comba♋t going when it arrives next year in Winter 2023. 💮;
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