Memoria

[Pheryx]

I will always support more final fantasy 9 stuff in this game. I will point out I am biased though because 9 is my favorite lol.

[Ririta]

To me it's bad enough that both Stormblood raids will be evironments ripped off from other Final Fantasy so I'd rather have some original content for dungeons.

[Vexander]

This could realistically make for an impressive new Deep Dungeon.

[Shurrikhan]

As long as our version of it doesn't end up a toss-in or otherwise unenthusiastic and ill-fitted fan service, then I would love to see... just about anything from FF9, to be honest. A highly adapted version of Burmencia and/or Cleyra have my vote though.

[Nixxe]

A dungeon made out of memories seems like a good concept for a deep dungeon. It would immediately give it an in-universe explanation for being different each time too.

[Hakuro89]

A dungeon made out of memories seems like a good concept for a deep dungeon. It would immediately give it an in-universe explanation for being different each time too.

If they did it that way though, it would destroy both me and my faith in SE if they made it in the same bland block-room style way Palace of the Dead was done.

[Nixxe]

If they did it that way though, it would destroy both me and my faith in SE if they made it in the same bland block-room style way Palace of the Dead was done.

I definitely think there's room to introduce greater complexity and variety even to randomized dungeons, and I'd definitely like to see them do that.

[seraseth]

Something like this would make a great basis for a new type of dungeon like content, 'exploratory dungeons' or something.

Make them large, sprawling areas with different sections, hidden areas, traps, puzzles etc. And since they'd require time, and communication with your party about what you want to accomplish there, keep them out of roulette and df, have to queue manually with a group.

Since you're manually putting the party together, you can of course choose whatever composition you want, would be nice if they could make it at least a little flexible in number of people you could take in as well. Certain sections could be harder than others and require more people, ie: the main floor is meant for 3-5 people, but if you go into the crazy wizard's tower its meant for 7-8.
You could decide with your group what parts you want to do based on who you have/what jobs etc.

A different style of dungeon content, not to replace roulette, but alongside it for variety would be nice. Give people who want the old school dungeon crawl feeling something to enjoy.