So uh... Are we gonna get to play tonight or....??!?!?!?

[Calexisana]

... If anything, Yoshi and SE wanted to give the current players what they deserved and bring their company image back up, as stated in his live letters. Just like many of the skeptics and haters of 1.0-1.23, I doubt that even SE anticipated this much of a positive reaction and anticipation of the game. What does this mean? It means that Yoshi created a game better than he believed it to actually be and therefore underestimated the popularity of the game.

If you honestly believe everything written in a company letter I feel bad for you. He didn't make a BETTER game than believed, he MARKETED the game better. Your entire post just shows how you believe a company that has created great products in the past but has failed miserable in recent memory, can do no wrong. It may continue to be a profitable firm but in the end smart consumers shun weak products and move towards superior ones. If you're willing to settle for subpar, I won't stop you.

[pctech86]

Actually the game is frickin sweet, one of the better mmo's out there without a doubt super super fun to play

[Calexisana]

You know what else gives exp? Age. How about you all grow up, understand what is happening and be patient. Or prove your adulthood right now and receive a lashing because you're a dipshit.

Being an adult means voicing your issues when a firm fails to deliver. If you let people walk all over you, I'd hope you give me a ring, free cash.

[Methuselah]

You know what else gives exp? Age. How about you all grow up, understand what is happening and be patient. Or prove your adulthood right now and receive a lashing because you're a dipshit.

The difference between being an adult and a child in concerns to something like this is that an adult would have just cancelled their account, threw the game in the trash and moved onto something else while SE goes bankrupt and is auctioned to the highest bidder.

It's children that keep discussing the issue regardless of what side of the issue they are on; being negative or positive.

It's that simple

[Calexisana]

The difference between being an adult and a child in concerns to something like this is that an adult would have just cancelled their account, threw the game in the trash and moved onto something else while SE goes bankrupt and is auctioned to the highest bidder.

It's children that keep discussing the issue regardless of what side of the issue they are on; being negative or positive.

It's that simple

Wrong, being an adult means not giving up. Despite what you might think, I love the FF line. So I WANT it to succeed, when people have an interest in something they get upset when it stumbles and want to see it go better. All I'm seeing is that you give up on everything that doesn't work out.

[MrHeat]

you just have to keep spamming and youll get in. By spamming i mean non stop over and over again. I got disconnected (spelling?) earlier and i had to spam for about 15mins but i got back in. Just keep on keeping on.

[WhiteWindHD]

spam what? unable to connect to servers lol

Hell most of the time I don't even get a start button ( error 2002 )

[MichuAmane]

there is no spam: if you actually get a start button, then u have to contend with the wait for the world list, assuming it actually comes up it makes u wait to tell u the world u cannot access be it jp or na. At this point then u can begin your slot machine spin to win will u get in loading screen only to see... snake eyes u lose world is fulll 1017. Thanks for playing the lottery login u maybe the next lucky player to login, winners everyday (usually bots)

[Albytaps]

1/2 of my child self is thinking:


The other half:

[Leodaire]

The game is pretty good. Anybody who believes they remade the game for fan service must enjoy Christmas and when Santa comes over and eats the cookies you left him.

Final Fantasy is gigantic title. To have it fail monetarily would be a near fatal blow to the company. This HAD to be done. They needed the huge turnout PLUS need people to keep their subs for the next 2 years to cover what they probably spent dev'ing the entire project.