Restoration of Final Fantasy Online.

[Xaivere]

Although it may be a long shot, I would hope that this topic would reach the eyes of the producers and distrubtors of Final Fantasy XIV and Final Fantasy XI.

I would also hope that the very people who play this game could agree with my feelings on this, especially after reading the update and sacrifices that are being made in order to make this possible.

I'm sure that everyone is aware of what has happened recently in Japan, and also as to what calamity and damage it's done to the whole country and it's citizens. To be perfectly honest, although I do love FFXIV, I was hoping that the game would be shut down in order to help provide whatever is needed to give aid in that power lack that is continually stressed.

For someone who doesn't see color, ethnicity, belonging of region or however you wish to label it, that many use to separate the people of the world from one another, it actually broke my heart when I first heard about the devastating occurrences in Japan. And I've been watching the news, every time I get the chance to, for hours on end for any possible updates.

And for what I'm about to say, I do not underestimate that there is a chance a lot of people might not agree with me on this. They may even out number those who do agree. But in my honest opinion, I do not think the Final Fantasy Online games should be restored at the moment. At least not until the situation is a bit more recovered, and also so that the very people who control, continue to create and run fourteen and eleven, will not have to go without small luxuries such a sufficient lightening and air conditioning.

For those of you who may see a negative in all of this, think about this. Obviously, the Square Enix Team has not stopped working on trying to perfect the makings of Final Fantasy XIV, despite not being able to run the game for our enjoyment. Perhaps, when it's finally restored (if my suggestion is taken into consideration), we'll see quite a few updates, yes?

As I've said before, I wholly enjoy the game, despite a few bugs here and there. And that's why I've continued to monitor the Lodestone and the letters from the producer. But I do not love it so much that I'd rather it be put before those who've worked so hard on it all this time, and those who are in need in Japan.


In ending, I hope that no one was offended.