Did Reno and Rude die?

[*~Angel Wing~*]

Yeah, but unless those shades were metallic, the bullet should have gone straight through Cloud's head. Unless that dumbass Yahoo is using freaking pellets.

Exactly, especially at that close of a distance.

The point is that she was stabbed in a vital area. Tseng was only slashed.

No, the point is she died!!! :kaohappy2

[Halenite]

The point is that she was stabbed in a vital area. Tseng was only slashed.

Thank you. I just say the chest because that's where the heart is. I didn't like Aeris much.

[ThaJinx]

Yeah, but unless those shades were metallic, the bullet should have gone straight through Cloud's head. Unless that dumbass Yahoo is using freaking pellets.

Exactly, especially at that close of a distance.

Well, maybe they were (metallic, or pellets, whichever you choose to read that as). It's pretty clear by the end of the scene that the gang was just sizing Cloud up and trying to rattle him.

In any case, the question is answered. A bald guy with glasses and a red-head with a cattle prod are too cool for the mere likes of mortality.

[Xurts]

The point is that she was stabbed in a vital area. Tseng was only slashed.

Thank you. I just say the chest because that's where the heart is. I didn't like Aeris much.

I HATED Aeris when I was forced to take her with me to the Temple of the Ancients. She was pretty much worthless in battle, except for the occasional Healing Wind.

[ThaJinx]

The point is that she was stabbed in a vital area. Tseng was only slashed.

Thank you. I just say the chest because that's where the heart is. I didn't like Aeris much.

I HATED Aeris when I was forced to take her with me to the Temple of the Ancients. She was pretty much worthless in battle, except for the occasional Healing Wind.

And her terrifically powerful magic, and her higher level limit breaks if you chose to find them.

[Mirage]

haven't you heard? The Turks are famous for coming back from the dead!

1: Tseng came back after Sephiroth killed him (I know it was a translation error on Square's part, just figured I'd say it)
2: Tseng and Elena come back after being tortured by Kadaj and crew
3: Reno and Rude come back after being blown to bits by their own bomb.


Looks like out of the four, Tseng REALLY likes to live.

lol that's very true though. And what about Rufus? He gets blown up in a building and then is able to walk and has no scars or anything. Then Cloud gets shot in the face and stabbed in the shoulder and is fine. :laugh: Aeris died right away cuz she just REALLY sucks...:eep: :D

You forget that Cloud has 255 vit in the movie, while Aeris, being a mage and all, just had 20ish at the end of disc 1 :D

[LunarWeaver]

Actually none of them are dead because none of them were alive to begin with...But that's fun-sucking so I better stop that business.

And Cloud has 256 vit...jeez get your stats right, his hair gives +1.

[Xurts]

The point is that she was stabbed in a vital area. Tseng was only slashed.

Thank you. I just say the chest because that's where the heart is. I didn't like Aeris much.

I HATED Aeris when I was forced to take her with me to the Temple of the Ancients. She was pretty much worthless in battle, except for the occasional Healing Wind.

And her terrifically powerful magic, and her higher level limit breaks if you chose to find them.

Yeah, if you chose to waste hours of fighting battles to unlock her Level 2 and 3 Limits, plus finding her Great Gospel, then she would be alot more useful. It's hardly worth going through all of the unnecessary hassle just so you can beat 2 bosses easier. Hell, if you're that determined to unlock Limits, why not go for Cloud's Meteorain too?

[Big D]

Tseng is believed dead in the original game - at Icicle Inn, Elena blames Cloud, and possibly punches his lights out, depending on how good the player is at dodging. However, if you speak to Tseng when he's lying 'dead' in the temple, he says he's still alive. Like Rufus escaping the Shinra building, he must've made his way out before the temple collapsed.

In reality, slashing wounds are potentially very bad news - a stab is often preferable, since you bleed less and it's less likely that important bits will fall out. Contrary to what you see in the movies, sword wounds often take days to kill their victims, though it depends on the exact nature of the injury. In Aeris' case, it was a stab from behind that could easily have gone through her spine and liver - both bad, especially the first.

[Halenite]

Tseng is believed dead in the original game - at Icicle Inn, Elena blames Cloud, and possibly punches his lights out, depending on how good the player is at dodging. However, if you speak to Tseng when he's lying 'dead' in the temple, he says he's still alive. Like Rufus escaping the Shinra building, he must've made his way out before the temple collapsed.

In reality, slashing wounds are potentially very bad news - a stab is often preferable, since you bleed less and it's less likely that important bits will fall out. Contrary to what you see in the movies, sword wounds often take days to kill their victims, though it depends on the exact nature of the injury. In Aeris' case, it was a stab from behind that could easily have gone through her spine and liver - both bad, especially the first.

I have already pointed out that this was a translation error on Squars part.