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Originally Posted by Grimm
Sakaguchi was only part of the group that created FF. Tanaka was the other. Akitoshi Kawazu
Koichi Ishii, Yoshitaka Amano, Kenji Terada and Nobuo Uematsu all deserve credit as well.
If SE had to hire one person
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04-28-2011, 11:29 PMCairdeas
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04-29-2011, 04:13 AMRydinAwwww... young Tanaka....Quote:
Originally Posted by Cairdeas
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04-29-2011, 04:23 AMJinko
Get Sakaguchi back, worst thing that happened to SE was when he left.
Second choice would be Yu Sazuki, he had some awesome idea's before Sega destroyed itself. -
04-29-2011, 04:32 AMZenaku
no one becuase i may agree with some most are casual or to hardcore and complain and want the dumbest things. so i say no one :) maybe get tanaka back so he can show yoshi his version of the game and they both can work something out.
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04-29-2011, 04:36 AMRydinWe all talk about Yoshi P being the new Director/producer and all... but you have to know that Tanaka is still in the mix, and even if he isn't the lead, I'm sure his ideas will still prevail most cases.... He is a leader, simply put, and any team he is on, he will be the unofficial leader....Quote:
Originally Posted by Zenaku
So if you think Tanaka is not still pulling the strings... well... -
04-29-2011, 04:38 AMJinko
I duno why you think Tanaka would do a better job, in fact history proves otherwise, besides:-
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04-29-2011, 05:15 AMPeregrineTanaka's done with this, washed his hands. The only capacity he'll be serving up is a middle finger as we walks on. He was nominated to be pushed off the top of SE headquarters on a chocobo that can't fly and did about as well as he could have on the way down. He owes nothing more to this game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rydin
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04-29-2011, 05:21 AMDhalmel
one of the main programmers that developed the MT Framework engine.
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04-29-2011, 05:22 AMReika
Chuck Noris. he can make anything happen.
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04-29-2011, 05:34 AMZenakuHe working on FFXI now he post a lot on the FFXI forums he no longer working on ffxiv by the look of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rydin
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04-29-2011, 06:47 AMKeftenk
If only....
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04-29-2011, 09:01 AMPeppinoTuna
Charles F. Bolden, Jr., the current Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration of NASA.
Duh, Final Fantasy + Space Exploration = WINNING
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04-29-2011, 09:18 AMRydin
Steve Jobs so we can fight a HumancentiPad
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04-29-2011, 11:49 AMBelgianRoflI accidentally the NASA of NASAQuote:
Originally Posted by PeppinoTuna
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04-29-2011, 10:13 PMSeif
Hironobu Sakaguchi
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04-30-2011, 08:11 PMgifthorse
whoever made this game: http://www.aaportal.net/en/index.php...d=73&Itemid=91
Just reading about the way the continent is set up, with all the small villages, hamlets, interesting and diverse areas with buffer zones in-between... it really makes you realise how lacking FFXIV is in terms of these features. -
04-30-2011, 08:24 PMMunbaThat game has very nice features indeed. Hope something could be implemented in 14 in the future as well. Especially more interactivity with the world.Quote:
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04-30-2011, 08:29 PMMega
-FFXIV needs Arnold Schwarzenegger
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04-30-2011, 08:38 PMgifthorseIt's not even just that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munba
In the game i linked, It seems like if you were to travel from one side of a continent to the other, you would actually gain a sense of adventure while doing so. In FFXIV however, if you ran from one side of the map to the other, it's kind of like you're just running 5 different treadmills (one for each zone). You won't encounter new towns or ramshackle villages clustered by the trade-routes, all you'll find is boring aetheryte camps. And if you've seen one, you've seen them all.
There really isn't enough natural variation or logic to the arrangement of the zones in Eorzea, with each one having copy-pasted hamlets off in the corners and a winding path with unchanging terrain on either side.
I don't know.
I never really gave much credence to the complaint that FFXIV has copy-paste zones. But now after reading about what's possible, I feel FFXIV really does fall short in that area. -
04-30-2011, 08:45 PMMunba
The thing i like about that ArchAge is the freedom you have to do everything. Climb to reach high place, navigate with ship around the world where you want, build everything, etc (i imagine you could fly everywhere in the future). That is the true strenght that every mmorpg should have imo.
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04-30-2011, 08:53 PMgifthorseYeah, it's cool that the trees actually exist and can be jumped at, climbed, touched, grown. They aren't just a figment of our imaginations like in FFXIV (a 3 dimensional background to breathe life into the linear treadmill we're all on).Quote:
Originally Posted by Munba
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04-30-2011, 09:12 PMKurokikaze
That Kuro guy... Wait nevermind.
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05-01-2011, 01:25 AMDuelleThen this game really has no future...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rydin
I never agreed with Tanaka's "let's attach a blatant timesink to everything so that everything in the game takes more time to complete than it already does". I still have nightmares about how pointless chocobo raising was. Vana'diel never felt alive when you saw no one outside the cities aside from the outpost NPCs. Class design and roles chosen never mixed with me. His team ruined Red Mage in a way that I fear is irreparable, for one. His team alos allowed the garbage that was utsusemi tanking. His team still lived in the stone age of classes existing only to support, despite development everywhere else getting with the times. Then you have failures like augments, pointless fishing nerfs, pointless gathering nerfs, not to mention the failure that was crafting overall (hint: rarity based systems never work). And that's the short version, by the way.
On topic, I'd nominate pretty much anyone that worked on the writing for the SaGa games up until Saga Frontier to help flesh the lore out.