new yoshi interview

[TheVedis]

"making sure players know where to go and what activities are there to do once they enter a new map."

So basically, you are going to be on a rail, go here, go here next. Are they going to add an auto run to the "activity" next?

we already have this

its called the journal

[Dawiichan]

we already have this

its called the journal

#1 rule of the forums- If Rokien overreacts, you ignore it.

Can't wait till XIV's version of sea and sky. I see a lot of potential in the aesthetics of the areas.

If anything that's quite a decent read, since there will be enough things to do in a map that every zone has their own guide.

[TheVedis]

#1 rule of the forums- If Rokien overreacts, you ignore it.

Can't wait till XIV's version of sea and sky. I see a lot of potential in the aesthetics of the areas.

god damn it i replied to rokien

i need to pay more attention lol

[Resheph]

#1 rule of the forums- If Rokien overreacts, you ignore it.

Thank the twelve for that handy dandy "add to ignore list" button!

[Yelta_Sumasu]

we already have this

its called the journal

But it doesn't pop up in my face so I don't have to look at it unless I need the extra help.

[TheVedis]

But it doesn't pop up in my face so I don't have to look at it unless I need the extra help.

something tells me itl be a feature you can turn on/off so you wont have to worry about it, i just cant see them forcing it on everyone

[Dawiichan]

But it doesn't pop up in my face so I don't have to look at it unless I need the extra help.

I could easily see an npc giving this information that is located near the entrances of the zone. I doubt they will force "a strong in-game guide" on you the first time you enter a map. That would be an unpleasant sight for most people.

[Colino]

But it doesn't pop up in my face so I don't have to look at it unless I need the extra help.

I'm sure you can go into the UI and turn whatever it is off.

Why do people flip out so much over crap they haven't even seen or experienced yet? It's like you have some sort of premature complaint syndrome or something.

[Jynx]

Why do people flip out so much over crap they haven't even seen or experienced yet? It's like you have some sort of premature complaint syndrome or something.

Why do people so staunchly defend unknown new content they haven't even seen or experienced yet? It's like you have some sort of premature accepance syndrome or something.

Point is it's silly to call someone out for disliking something they have yet to see, and at the same time hold the oposite pre-conceptions. We are all allowed to speculate on what said content can/will/might be like and wether we will enjoy it or not.

I feel content finder has deeper ramifications than just being something "Extra" I beleive it is a core concept that will make future content development require it revolve around it's involvement. As I'm not one to care about cross server party play (Lack of community building and whatnot) I don't enjoy it being something that (If done properly) will effect how I enjoy playing the game (Outside of instances)

[Nonsensicles]

Why do people so staunchly defend unknown new content they haven't even seen or experienced yet? It's like you have some sort of premature accepance syndrome or something.

Point is it's silly to call someone out for disliking something they have yet to see, and at the same time hold the oposite pre-conceptions. We are all allowed to speculate on what said content can/will/might be like and wether we will enjoy it or not.

There's a difference between being hopeful and open-minded and being absolutely positive that everything is going to be great. I don't see anybody doing the latter, but I do see a few doing the direct opposite: Assuming the worst possible misinterpretations of official statements and seeming convinced that it's going to suck no matter what. Those who offer genuine misgivings in a clear spirit of concern for the game? They're A-okay.