How the Dragonsong War should REALLY had ended Dev/Writing Team-Wise:

[Lousis]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaOvGfiqW5E

[Iscah]

Given your one-track posting so far, that link is going to be either your Star Command crossover fixation or a Rickroll, and I am not interested.

[Lousis]

Given your one-track posting so far, that link is going to be either your Star Command crossover fixation or a Rickroll, and I am not interested.

Oh, don't worry it aint neither this time around. For Heavensward, I decided to go with Donkey Kong.

[nukemind]

Well… you’re honest I’ll give you that. Woulda preferred some of the ones from the four episodes that doubled as the movie though.

[Lousis]

Well… you’re honest I’ll give you that. Woulda preferred some of the ones from the four episodes that doubled as the movie though.

Any specific ones in mind?

Though, if I were to add: Would it be more narratively interesting if Dragons adapted themselves to Human behavior/mannerisms? The only thing limiting that factor is the time dilation(not to mention the occasional Ascian starting conflict for Zodiark's sake, which I honestly wonder if the Dragonsong/Isghard gone in a VERY different route. In fact, did no dragon notice the funny masked men behind the scenes pulling shit left and right? Its a wonder that Ascian hasn't been spotted by any of the greatwrym on the pretense of 'national security').

More of a showerthought harken back to the XI days but with Nidhogg's brood being an entire caste in itself rather than a separate thing altogether(alebit pampered like those living in Eulmore). Not to mention Haldrath inheriting one of Rastokr's eyes/power which kickstarts the Dragoon job unlock in a different way(Perhaps with Dragoon having stances between offensive/defensive depending on the situation).

I could go on more, but with the way the story is laid especially through Endwalker, it could be better(thankfully it didn't got worse).