Future direction of FFXIV

[HisShadowX]

So I am old enough to remember when there was thousands of Final Fantasy Fan sites. When heart attack man and his Quest team took over there was a war between the old Final Fantasy Staff and Heart Attack Man's quest team. As you all might not know Heart Attack Man created Final Fantasy Tactics and Vagrant Story. Well FFT was good Vagrant Story and FF12 was not.

His universe would come and go and he would claim to take back his universe and even made a Kickstarter in which he collected money and never made a game.

Regardless of how you feel about Vaan as looking like a femboy which the character looked even more femme before his redesign FFXII/FF12 so divided fans even the hardcore fans who loved FF12 couldnt help but notice all the fan sites dying out or shrinking.

Heart Attack Man was the first to try and insert his views and story and try to hijack the Final Fantasy Series but he was not the last.

Zipperman famous for FF7 helped create FF13 and FF15 (Which was supposed to be a side story to FF13)

People famously rejected Zipperman's hallway simulator Final Fantasy XIII and someone worse then even Jar Jar Binks, Lightening. Because customers did not take to lightening Zipperman and Square thought it would be a good idea to create more characters with tons of zippers as he is famous for and to try to shove Lightening down our throats and threaten us if we did not buy there would be no more Final Fantasy.

One thing Zipperman and Heart Attack Man had in common other then almost destroying the Series they famously tried to redefine what Final Fantasy was and blamed no one liking their games on people not understanding Japanese RPGs.

Basically, their generation took over and claimed JRPGs were always stories with little exploration and a straight path. I'm old enough to remember Final Fantasy games being famous for choosing who is in your party and exploring the worlds and towns in an airship or ship.

If Yoshi P left I would be scared someone else taking over and ruining this company all over again. Zipperman is a great developer, but he needs to be managed rather than allowed to do what he wants.