The moon Dalamud was constructed by the ancient Allagan Empire as a prison to hold Bahamut. Moons serve an important element in FF14. As the saga I envisaged back then, I was considering the conclusion would be in 6.0 or 7.0 and that’s why I jokingly answered as I did. Naoki Yoshida: With respect to the theme of the moon, I had already decided it would be a location players would eventually visit for the completion of the Hydaelyn and Zodiarc story at the time of the Fan Festival keynote address in 2019. did you know back then that you'd actually be going there a little earlier? And can you explain a little about the origins of that location? Was it inspired by FF4 fanservice, or is there more to the decision to go there? In it, you asked the crowd where the next expansion might take players, somebody shouted "the moon!". VG247: Over the weekend, a clip of you from the 2019 fanfest went slightly viral. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. We touch on its lunar setting, music, the future of some specific kinds of content, and what exactly is going on with that much-discussed Xbox port. While the most dedicated residents of the world of FF14 couldn't gather in the real world this year, Square Enix was still able to hold a digital celebration of the game - and that culminated with the announcement of new expansion Endwalker, as well as a PlayStation 5 version of the game.Īfter the announcement, we had a brief opportunity to chat with Yoshida about the expansion.
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Yoshida is now also producer of Final Fantasy 16, but he's still absolutely focused on FF14 too, and is currently in the process of bringing home Endwalker, the fourth full expansion to FF14. That tale of horrifying failure and improbable, wonderful redemption has granted FF14 producer and director Naoki Yoshida legendary status in the industry. The story of Final Fantasy 14 has been well-told in many places and in multiple formats. We catch up with Yoshida in the wake of FF14's latest expansion reveal.
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