Audio Replacement: This fixes many bugs with the game's original sound module, on top of adding in sound effects recorded from the original PS1 version of the game, making it so that FMV audio is affected by the config volume settings, and also making it so that FMV audio doesn't mute when the game is out of focus.Menu Enhancement: The Menu Enhancement portion of The Reunion fixes "thousands of menu alignment issues" and also makes many other changes to the game's user interface, including improvement to font spacing, adding the original PlayStation buttons prompts back into the game, allowing more items in menus, and more.
The project's name "Beacause" comes from a misspelling (in the original localization) of the only line spoken by Jenova." (description taken word-for-word from the original page) Official sources have been used to minimize errors in context and spelling. The aim is to have an end product that is accurate and professional. It is a complete retranslation and relocalization from the ground up, using the original Japanese script. Beacause: "Beacause is a Final Fantasy VII relocalization.The mods are as follows (with some descriptions taken from the original thread on Qhimm): The Reunion is a collection of seven mods (each of which can be enabled or disabled as the user wishes) for Final Fantasy VII that all work together to make the game a lot more polished.Here's what both mods do, for those who don't know what they are:
I eventually settled on trying out the PC version, with two mods installed: Reunion, and Remako. I debated picking the PS4 version back up to finish, but the classic iffy English translation was really bugging me this time, even with some of the touchups that Square Enix has made over the years. With all of the hype for the upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake (especially after the recent demo leak), I've been itching to dive back into the original game in the meantime.
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