Quote Originally Posted by MikkoAkure View Post
Unless EE4, a random sidequest, or a surprise comment from Koji, Kate, Oda, Ishikawa etc. comes out and mentions it directly, we just don’t know.

Like I mentioned in the other Miqo’te thread here a couple of days ago, Mystel on the First are in the same situation as Tural’s Hhetsarro. But the G tribe has the same customs as Eorzean Sun Seekers despite being based in Ilsabard, so it’s not isolated to Eorzea.
Two threads worth within a couple of days lol. Didn't expect a resurrection so quickly. Waiting on the third Miqo'te population thread after a few days. But jokes aside.
The main continent Miqo'te very much have the same culture, since they spread from the same areas and part of history.

G'raha is from Corvos, on the other side of the strait from Radz-at-han. And Y'shtola commented on G'raha being able to challenge for Nunh if he wanted to. So the culture is very much the same in all of the main continent. Aside from naming conventions among Imperial Citizen Miqo'te of "Potitus" as their last name, which oddly enough means "Captured, obtained, controlled" in latin. And the Field Record of Dyunbu Pyr Potitus an Imperial Miqo'te doesn't really give a vibe of it being a forced name either. "See the path she walked which led to her adopting the surname Potitus, common among Miqo'te with imperial citizenship". So it's just the devs weirding it out.

I don't mind cultural differences, those make sense if there is enough distance, people adapt to their surroundings and absorb the nations culture they live in. The main oddity still is the birth-rate being wonky.