Future Fanfest Suggestion/Feedback

[Phafi]

Suggestion: I saw on the Frankfurt recap video where someone's face was being put on a triple triad card. Could future fanfests feature an area where you can have yourself printed on a sheet of triple triad cards you can trade with your friends/free company? (Maybe also include random stats on the cards so you can play with them too!) Konami has done this with Yu-Gi-Oh! and "Token" cards at YCS events, and it would make a really neat souvenir.

[NarikoStar]

Suggestion: I saw on the Frankfurt recap video where someone's face was being put on a triple triad card. Could future fanfests feature an area where you can have yourself printed on a sheet of triple triad cards you can trade with your friends/free company? (Maybe also include random stats on the cards so you can play with them too!) Konami has done this with Yu-Gi-Oh! and "Token" cards at YCS events, and it would make a really neat souvenir.

2014 NA fanfest had something similar to this to take pictures with your friends / static and they then posted them on the FFXIV Facebook page. I thought they would have brought this back but I think that's what our "2Fat2Chocobo" was. I personally thought the EU fanfest did a good job along with the face being on the triple triad card they also had battle scenes (similar to what we had at 2014) and the exclusive level 200 bench from PotD. They also had head cutouts with the Go Go Posing Rangers for attendees to take pictures with.

For 2018 I hope we can get the green screen pictures back at our event. As it was one of a memorable parts of 2014 Fanfest for me.

In ADDITION other suggestions that would probably be a welcomed addition with a bulk of the community...

1) Preorders for Merch line.
2) Pre-applications for FEAST tournament
3) A Venue that supports gatherings outside of the event main hall. ( I only mention this one because the JP and EU fanfests are held at convention centers, which has provided space outside the venue for people to gather & congregate. 2014 at Rio this was avoided because their "convention hall" was off the beaten path in its own wing of the Hotel far from anything else average Vegas goers would encounter. With the Paris this was not the case funneling attendees through a main hall with buffets, restaurants, shops, AND blocking direct access to the hotel parking entrance creating a potential fire hazard and had much of the hotel staff consistently asking attendees to move away from the entrance even 10 minutes prior to doors opening.)