Originally posted by Tiara
I'm sorry but the FF7 storyline leaves much questions unanswered. Particularly about what happens now that the meter has impacted. What happens to Shinra? Do they continue mining the Lifestream anyway and keep on killing the planet? Etc etc etc...
I see this all to often. You kill the Big Boss and all is over. Well, not by a long shot. It never is.
Are you sure you really want to know all of this though? I think it's appropriate to leave the aftermath (the clean up, restoration, peaceful life, whatever) to the player's imaginations and just leave the tale there.
I think after the final boss and the fundamental problem in the game is removed (in this case Sephiroth is dead, ShinRa is gone, the world will be fine until someone wants to leech the planet again) the drive to the story is gone. You have to make up some lame "oopsies, I guess we didn't solve it" (Remember Terminator 3? That sort of thing. Ugh) storyline to make it work.
Setekh: Squaresoft didn't necessarily have plans to make it in the first place, they just always tend to be ahead in trademarks/domains/whatever. I believe they've booked stuff for a few numbers ahead in the Final Fantasy series. I hope they eventually make a sequel, but if they do they better make the plot more understandable than Chrono Crosses.
