Kazuya Niinou of Atlus (Etrian Odyssey).
http://andriasang.com/con2js/niinou_square_enix/
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Kazuya Niinou of Atlus (Etrian Odyssey).
http://andriasang.com/con2js/niinou_square_enix/
welcome o/ i love etrian odissey :3 take away some work from the poor yoshi lol
Neat, someone else with no MMO experience. I can see how a couple Nintendo DS titles really can relate well to the world of MMO development for the PC and PS3.
Nice, I love that series.
(In before "what does this mean for FFXIV? EVERYTHING IS DIFFERENT NOW!!!!!!11")
I LOVE EO!!!!!!
I hope he can fix the horrible balance of the game in ARR.
AO games are pretty much perfectly balanced and it's one of the few games where money never loses it's worth and it makes gear buying meaningful and you really feel the upgrades during battle.
Not to mention that even single fights require strategy. One more thing that certainly wouldn't hurt XIV at this point especially the early levels.
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Hardcore? But he has a job.[/QUOTE]
i know, but in his former days as mmo player, was an hardcore on dark age of camelot
Yeah because Yoshida had a world of experience in developing MMOs in the first place, right? No, he didn't.
But that's why he's currently one of the most revered people in the entire game industry when it comes to MMOs now, right? Yeah, he is. He managed to pull off something unheard of, and both fans and haters of XIV alike are admiring his competence for it.
You don't have to have experience making something to be good at it. Yoshida plays MMOs, this guy probably does too. The fact that he made several successful games already just adds to the mix.
This is the major point. Yoshida's clean approach to the community and the game have done a lot to earn him the respect of this community, but the fact that he's played MMOs means he knows the basics as a player as well as what he knows as a creator. I think that's what has helped things run as smoothly as they did.
Well, that and he's not prone to coming here and arguing with players and telling them to shut up for not thinking like he does.
Love the EO series. Job selection in that game is very good too. And I love the art style, Samurai's look awesome in that game. Very good old school dungeon crawler type experience. And very hard.
I welcome you Kazuya Niinou.
wow this is supposed to be a welcome thread not a fuck off thread to the new guy... Welcome new guy (i hope to the gods you don't read English very well or these forums since there's some negative people on here) We'll see how things go with you and good luck in your endeavor =)
this lololol
but
before SE Yoshi has worked on the bomberman series with hudson soft
Far east of eden
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oItvE6lFXIA
Dragon Quest Monster Battle Road
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yk_WEwbnhE
LolTanaka. Anybody who thinks hes some kind of expert on Games or MMOs sure didn't play FFXI when it first launched in NA.
So you basically enhanced what I said two times in one post, how kind of you. Kotaku never said anything good about XIV up until recently, and now they're coloured impressed, along with a lot of their posters. As for beating Guild Wars 2, it won the award did it not? Last I checked if something wins an award and comes out in first place anything below first place is considered "beaten" but if there is some hidden rule I'm not aware of you may proceed to educate me on it.
Guild Wars 2 wasn't even on the initial list but players voted for it anyway using "Other".
Oh hello detective Barnivere I didn't see you there. A valid point you make, but you don't seem to consider that all those other games also have their fanbase. The Last of Us was one of the top games demonstrated at E3 this year and I for one have not stopped hearing about it. On that site and any other you can look all over the place and people are talking praise about ARR and Yoshida's direction on it. For the last few weeks every single site I've been going to that's been reviewing the new ARR information is flooded with good comments.
I am saddened that a thread intended to welcome a new director is already becoming a cesspool of people posting negative comments about him and not giving Yoshida credit when it is stupidly obvious everywhere you look that people both on and off these forums are praising him. As good ol' Leveridge says, faith in my fellow man has always been a shortcoming of mine.