So why is Tetragrammaton have that perticular name?

[Tint]

I recall an interview, though I can't recall if it was a general event or a PLL, where they discussed the naming conventions and how they considered the traditional suffix-based naming but ultimately chose to use numbers instead, so as to make the game more accessible to non-FF lifers. You and I know Fire<Fira<Firaga<Firaja, but someone who's only ever played WoW or TOR would take a minute to figure that out. But for the Japanese, they got Cure, Cura, Curaga.

sure, i can't even remember how i figured that out in the first FF i have played....... whatever, in german we don't have the numbers. it's Feuer > Feura > Feuga > Feuka for Fire and Vita > Vitra > Vitaga for Cure... i think in the beta the spells had the numbers but they changed it on release c.c,,

i find it interesting that the german names are usually Vita > Vitra > Vigra and not Vita > Vitra > Vitaga. but Vitaga is in english Cure 3. But Cure 3 does not even work like the next step after Cure 2. Cure 3 is a whole different spell. and so is Tetra. Tetra is NOT Cure 4. Cure 4 should be a spell with a way higher potency than Cure 2 and not an instant off-gcd. and Cure 4 should be Cure 3. and the spell wich is now Cure 3 should have a different name.

[Ragology]

i find it interesting that the german names are usually Vita > Vitra > Vigra and not Vita > Vitra > Vitaga...

I thought you wrote viagra. That's one way to raise a party members vitality.