You can smash all the hard paino songs really easily by getting someone else to do the left analogue stick. I'm a big music head and this game fucks with me the most because the timing and audio sync is awful on it. I managed to get an easy high A rank on the mall, except for ''Two Legs? Nothin' To It'', which absolutely destroyed me because of how off the audio is and how much it stutters at times. So for the sake of 100%, I'm gonna get my wife to handle the left analogue stick on the Battle Theme and One Winged angel while I do the right hahaha.
@@OverlordShanbo I feel ya cant remember which song it was but it was so bad out of sync with when it wanted the notes to be hit compared to when it was playing in the song I think it was the final song in Nibelheim I couldnt do it on the base level I had to up the note speed on it by 1 and it actually made it then match up and so much easier to do lol
I've been through like 6 controllers at this point no joke but I think it takes more movement than stick drift can accomplish to trigger an input in this minigame
I like to imagine that a person hearing "One Winged Angel" in the world of FF7 probably has a similar reaction to an elf in Middle Earth hearing black speech
You can have Aeris and Yuffie play the piano? I'm in the postgame with chapter select and Tifa is the only one besides Cloud that can play. How do you unlock the others?
Everyone who hates this minigame hates it because of the analog sticks. I can only imagine that allowing you to press keys is going to make it easier, though I enjoy it this way
can you play the secret tune in tifa's piano to see if we can open the secret compartment early and get Final Heaven limit breaker if they'll add it? that will be a big Easter egg ingame.
Sephibroth last total bro move was to scar Tifa right below her cleavage so that Cloud gets a nice view when she has to prove to him that she's "real". And you guys claim he's a total villain.
Honestly, I really don't like this arrangement. They skip over half of the intro and the entire bridge, and the parts that they do play are missing notes (Sors immanis, Et inanis has FOUR notes, not 3). The veni veni venias part is decent, but when adding Gloriosa Generosa they should have put it on the left and kept veni veni venias on the right. Finally, the ending is not final or conclusive in any way whatsoever. Completing almost 100% of Rebirth should have given us the FULL 4 minute arrangement rather than this lackluster piece.
In the context of a Final Fantasy reward, I agree. It should have been better. This is a very underwhelming version of One Winged Angel. Something like this isn't befitting a final reward for 100% completion. As a rhythm gamer, 99% of musics get chopped down into something around or under 2 minutes. Any longer, and this song would have been a very taxing endeavor to complete even for a rhythm game specialist, and having seen hundreds of players complain about the difficulty of this, and Let the Battles Begin, both entirely optional songs in the context of the reward structure of this game, making this a 4 minute arrangement would have been disastrous to the standard consumer of this game. There really isn't a compromise. I might argue that this song is the best possible compromise considering a fleshed out rhythm game probably shouldn't be in this game to begin with. If they were required for rewards, that would be beyond the pale, but considering the completionist nature prevalent in RPG gamers, it's already kind of egregious that something even this simultaneously left field and challenging exists in the game at all.
@@aethertruck To be fair, I found Let The Battles Begin to be very easy, even on max speed. I guess I was just looking for an extra challenge and this didn't give me it
I would have liked the Jump materia to be the reward. It's not very useful but it is interesting enough to try to make useful. It doesn't feel special enough right now. If it was super exclusive, it would be more fun to show off and play with in combat.
