Final Fantasy 14's Naoki Yoshida Opens Up About Patch 6.2's Success
The latest major patch for Final Fantasy XIV Online, Patch 6.2 added new quests, dungeons, and raids. The patch also added additional long-awaited chapters to some of the storylines in the MMORPG, as well as the all-new Island Sanctuary--an almost Animal Crossing-like island--for players to enjoy and explore.
Following the release of Patch 6.2, GameSpot emailed Final Fantasy XIV Online director Naoki Yoshida to ask several questions about the update. The answers we received are transcribed below.
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GameSpot: How have you found the experience of starting up a whole new story after getting out of one that lasted so long?
I must say, concluding a story that continued from the original Final Fantasy XIV made me feel relieved. That said, a new adventure doesn't mean that the story up to this point is all going away; it'll be a continuation of the story thus far. As for our team, we're constantly thinking «How can we get everyone excited?» So even if we're working on a new story, our everyday experiences remain largely unchanged.
With Patch 6.2, you have made some notable changes to cutscenes following specific dungeons to go along with adding them to the Trust system--these seem like great opportunities to go back and enhance them. Are there any old scenes you wish you could redo a certain way or are excited to revisit?
We're still in the middle of integrating the Duty Support feature into existing content and working our way up. I didn't have too many elements
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