Should I help Tifa or Aerith?

Should I help Tifa or Aerith?

You can choose to help either Tifa or Aerith first in the sewers during the Final Fantasy VII Remake. Choosing to help Tifa first will increase your odds of getting her semi-romantic scene in chapter 14, whereas coming to the aid of Aerith will increase your odds of having a romantic chat with her instead.

Is TIFA stronger than Aerith?

Both are incredibly powerful, though their abilities and weaknesses seem to be the complete opposite of each other. Aerith excels in her use of magic, with little to no attack strength. Tifa, on the other hand, reigns supreme with her physical attacks, though is lacking in magical ability.

Why does cloud love Tifa more than Aerith?

• In FF7 Remake, story suggested that Jessie had survived because we see her glove at end. If she is alive then most likely she will be in part 2 of the remake. This will ruin the story and if Jessie’s game is good enough then she will win Cloud’s heart because until Aerith or Tifa, Jessie actually makes moves on Cloud.

Why did Aerith love cloud so much in Final Fantasy?

• She loved him much more than her first love. Cloud was her hero and he couldn’t get away from danger. She saw him as someone full of confidence, cool and had the impression that he would disappear in an instant if she took her eyes off him. She wanted to stay by his side forever if she could.

Why did cloud fall for Tifa in Final Fantasy VII?

• In the case of Final Fantasy VII, Cloud should definitely fall for Tifa. He seemed to like her as a kid. He even promised to come rescue her after he became a SOLDIER which he ultimately did albeit as a normal recruit. This revelation was a sweet moment in the original game and is hopefully just as touching in the remake.

Why is Tifa a horrible boyfriend to Aeris?

• As for Cloud, Tifa sort of represents his insecurities and failures. Cloud would be a horrible boyfriend to Tifa and a great boyfriend to Aeris, because they bring out different sides of him: Aeris was his awesome heroic dream-self, and Tifa is his failed reality.