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So, basically (if I'm reading your post correctly) you're scared that people won't share the same experience of FFVII that you yourself did. No one will or has. Everyone plays a game and has a different experiences of it, depending on the time and place, other games, the generation that they began gaming, and personal outside influences. Not to mention that the original has been out for some time now.
Just be thankful that (if these rumours are true) they are giving hardcore fans the options of playing the original "untainted" version of the game, and those who want more (like the updated graphics, Crisis Core inclusions, and probably a faster battle system) will get it. It's a win-win situation, so there really shouldn't be any problems, right?
I'm scared that people may play the remake (if one is made) and then having played that, tick off playing FF7 on the imaginary list of games to play... And not go to the original version. I'm not going to say the remake is going to be completely crap, as I can't say that yet, and there not even be one.. But I'm just saying that the original was fantastic, and there realy wasn't alot more they could do to it.. Updated graphics, I can live with. Change of music, I cannot. Change of character, I also can not. Change of comical scenes to make them more serious, I also can not. Changing of the plot, I also can not.
If any of the elements that made FF7 great are changed, and then people pick up the remake, they may feel that they have played "ff7", in theory, and not want to play the original game, hence missing out on some of these elements. That is my worry.