Naoki Yoshida Answers Questions From the Press at Fan Fest 2023 Gamer escape

[Axxion]

here you go

https://gamerescape.com/2023/07/29/n...fan-fest-2023/

Happy video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGHAB3zY-9k

[kpxmanifesto]

Yoshi P: "We also need to consider that there are people who want to play on a more casual level."

[Stormpeaks]

Yoshi P: "We also need to consider that there are people who want to play on a more casual level."

Honestly he's right, the game aint casual enough yet, you still have to leave the limsa bench once in a while, I should be able to do content from the limsa bench without moving from it, and with it also being fully automated so all I have to do is watch, and it also has to be under 20 minutes because I have other games to play, thank you yoshi P for respecting my time /s

[Zarkovitch]

unlimited instance raises and 2 buttons rotations. Please looking foward to it!

[Brightamethyst]

Yoshi P: "We also need to consider that there are people who want to play on a more casual level"

Ah. The classic 'take half a sentence completely out of context' game.

"But looking at it from a developer’s perspective, if we make everything easy, if we lose the challenge or decrease it… it might be fine right now, but if you look at it from a long perspective, will it actually be good? Sometimes it might destroy the game balance. We also need to consider that there are people who want to play on a more casual level versus those who are more hardcore players= those who are okay with coming back and farming and things like that. If we listen to every piece of feedback and accept it all, it would potentially break the game."

[TheNight]

Yoshi P: "We also need to consider that there are people who want to play on a more casual level."

He's making this segment of gamers up.

The rise in player population is primarily due to the failure of WoW and COVID lockdown restrictions.

Were we to still have SB levels of job complexity and casual encounter difficulty (Thunder God levels), there would be virtually no difference in player population now.

Their consideration of this imaginary segment of players is precisely so they can ignore requests. Isn't it convenient that this segment of players are also the type of player that will simply not talk or provide feedback at all?