Multiverse Final Fantasy MMORPG (What could have been)

[SafeOnBlock]

uhh the story gets weird at the end like almost all ff's do.. but ya its opinion and your opinion sucks. and criticizing the name dagger? a bit of a stretch there dont you think?(of course you can choose any name you want, keep it garnet, or use the japanese versions name.)
the art style was amazing you are crazy.. how do they look like they have down syndrome, unless you are referring to rusty(steiner, the knight you hate so much) he was a great character who developed a lot throughout the game
the only character I did not care for was quina, but I liked blue mage so I used her on other playthroughs other than my first)

kuja did look effeminate, but so did kefka, and Seymour, and many others(who gives a fk)

and I will have you know mithra/miqo'te would not exist if it were not for ff9 tailed hero(citation needed, but I read it from someone at square during XI release)

its the best mainline final fantasy there ever was so SHUT YOUR TRAP

ViVi was my favorite character in that game. Self searching, internal struggle i like it. The game got crazy but if you pay close attention is makes sense.

[SafeOnBlock]

Because not doing so no longer makes it a single MMO. That is a just jumble of single-player games stringed together in a haphazard jigsaw which most fans would rather go get the original game to play.
How do you transfer your character from one world to the next?
How do you transfer your equipment from one world to the next?
In your own words, how do you flip the chapter from one to the other? Do people want a book of short stories (as you suggested) where each story is independent of the other? Or do people want an epic Lord of the Rings title where you go from saving the world from one villain to the next?

Translate it to MMO style, do people want to start from lvl 1 and level to cap from one story to the next? If they don't need to, why?
"I am the super hero who just saved Ivalice" -> Paradrop (in some way) into Eorzea -> one-shot the vans.
Is that fun?

All of us here have attachment to our characters in one way or another. Character resets and restrictions (Looking at you, lvl cap in ffxi) in whatever form will turn people away. That leaves the other way -> Transfer the characters from one world to the next intact. How is it possible to do this implementing some form of a coherent story?

Close minded my foot. I think the one most close minded here is you OP - For simply refusing to listening to the fact that most of the people who answered your thread gave you the thumbs down.

I was not closed minded. I gave reasons it shouldnt happen. I dont care if you thumbs down me that crap means absolutely nothing to me. If I gave up everytime someone disagreed with me I would get no where in life. I created this post to get ideas and provoke curiosity and what i got was plain out uncreative pessimistic garbage.

So far no one has answered my question.
If done right and all your concerns were quelled would you support the game?

[Vaymathias]

I HATE when they put characters together from independent worlds, it's difficult for me to swallow the Avengers concept, the Justice League, and any other fictional IP.

I didn't even like any of the FF sequels, so I wouldn't buy a FF multi-verse game based solely off of what I know.

[Donimo]

Everything about this thread and the OP makes my brain hurt.

[Impulse]

I HATE when they put characters together from independent worlds, it's difficult for me to swallow the Avengers concept, the Justice League, and any other fictional IP.

I didn't even like any of the FF sequels, so I wouldn't buy a FF multi-verse game based solely off of what I know.

Didn't Yoshi-P mention something about iconic towns/cities/castles etc from past games possibly making an appearance in some form?
Hell, the series already has a mechanic in place that would allow this: the void. That's how Gilgamesh gets around.

Not saying I'm in support of this, but it's technically "possible" from a series standpoint.

[Mushy]

cant the OP just play dissidia or one of many kingdom hearts? I couldnt even finish the OP, but is that not what they are asking for?

and FF is known for staple characters and animal/monsters

we got our cid, our chocobos, our airships, our ifrits. the staples will be there ESPECIALLY monsters. we dont need Yuna and Sephiroth...

[Alerith]

Didn't Yoshi-P mention something about iconic towns/cities/castles etc from past games possibly making an appearance in some form?
Hell, the series already has a mechanic in place that would allow this: the void. That's how Gilgamesh gets around.

Indeed, but Yoshida could be referring to something like what they are doing with the Crystal Tower. It was in FFIII and they are implementing something of the sort in FFXIV. Gilgamesh is also known for travelling the void, so I wouldn't have a problem with this.

But the idea of starting in...say...Balamb Garden then walking to Midgar so you can hop an airship to Baron is just plain stupid.

[Mushy]

after reading more of the OPs comments



no, stop talking. please do yourself and everyone else that favor

[Mushy]

ViVi was my favorite character in that game. Self searching, internal struggle i like it. The game got crazy but if you pay close attention is makes sense.

i loved vivi too, and why I want my AF gear to look like that and not like it does. AND WHY I WILL ALWAYS PREFER BLACK MAGE! vivi<3

[Impulse]

But the idea of starting in...say...Balamb Garden then walking to Midgar so you can hop an airship to Baron is just plain stupid.

Yeah... That would be something I'd rather not see. Something that fits in to the world and isn't a blatant "Oh, hey! We copy/pasted Figaro into the middle of Thanalan!" would probably be welcome.