The fans of Final Fantasy 7 they don’t need the rSquare Enix emakes to rewrite history, since 27 years after launch of the cult game, the community has managed to finish the adventure with Aerith on the team.
Aerith dies in Final Fantasy 7 (the original from 1997), although thirty years after the release of Square Enix’s cult RPG, This is no longer a secretSince time immemorial, some players have dreamed of end the adventure with the heroine on her team, although she is killed by the villain Sephiroth during history.
Well, to the surprise of many, It seems that that dream is now a reality.
The user Death_Unites_Us He shared this revelation in a YouTube video recently posted to his channel. “Without hacks, without touching the save files, none of that, just with the game code, we are going to revive Aerith”he explained.
He added that This is not an “Easter Egg” left by the developers, but of a series of techniques that “break” the game significantly. All this works both in the original PC version of Final Fantasy 7 (from the CD era) as in the version currently available on Steam.
The magic recipe that allows Aerith to be resurrected is long and complexbut Death_Unites_Us describes it as follows: “you need to use the Yuffie Warping three times (a bug that allows you to teleport to any stage of the game by loading a save file), a bunch of parameters and a ton of bugs found over the years.” In the video, explains the simplest route to achieve this feat.
This quest to revive Aerith started eight years agowhen a passionate player made a revealing discovery, since, when the heroine is kidnapped by Shinra, is momentarily removed from the group before returning once she is rescued. In this point, The player discovered the line of code that allows the character to return to the teamand with him Yuffie Warpingplayers wondered if perhaps it was possible to prevent his death.
Satisfactorily, today we know that it is possiblealthough it is easier said than done.
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