Destroying the Arbiters didn't save Zack or change any the events of the past...

>replying to your own bullshit cope with "I'm fine with this"
You've been doing this for XV too and for KH3, square-shill.

can finalfantasyfags cope any harder?

Rule 1 to make a good plot: NO TIME TRAVELS

But Square-Enix hasn't learn nothing. Final Fantasy VIII, X, XIII and now this one, all plots fucked by the same stupid trope

And Kingdom Hearts, don't forget Kingdom Hearts

>multiple games are necessary in order to give the full original story the polish it deserves
>oh nevermind fuck the original story here's some fan fiction my 10 year old nephew wrote lmao.
what did they mean by this?

>thinking there's any chance of nomuras autism being dlc only

That was their excuse for the game having episodic release right? Fucking false advertisement

I'm not. I'm seething

is there a halo crossover now what the fuck is even happening

Cloud still has the Buster Sword and is still loopy thinking he's an Ex-SOLDIER. That's a pretty enormous indication right there.

That, and we see altZack carrying altCloud towards Midgar past our Aerith and Cloud as they leave it, indicating a difference in timelines. The past hasn't been changed, but the timelines aren't under the control of the Arbiters anymore, opening them up to other possibilities.

There's no actual time travel, though. Sephiroth seems aware of the future and the Arbiters were his only obstacle to changing it in his favor. He needed Cloud to destroy them so that he can enact his plan, but this time knowing what's going to happen He might even decide not to kill Aerith, since that was his biggest mistake in the context of the original story.