"Final Fantasy 14 Director Strives to Restore Challenge and Value to the MMO"
Final Fantasy 14's producer and director, Yoshi-P, is hesitant about implementing a new story skip feature to help new players catch up on the MMO's 10-year storyline, expressing concerns that it could diminish the game's value. While a story skip can currently be purchased for expansion content, Yoshi-P is wary of adding a free catch-up feature, as he believes the globally acclaimed storyline is integral to the game's growth. However, players are divided on the issue, with some acknowledging the daunting length of the story and others emphasizing the importance of experiencing the full narrative. Additionally, concerns about the evolving gameplay mechanics further complicate the decision.
- Skipping Final Fantasy 14's "globally acclaimed" 10-year story could diminish the MMO's value, so Yoshi-P says the ever-divisive catch-up idea is back on the shelf Gamesradar
- Final Fantasy 14 Director Says the Game's Become Too Relaxed, Will Increase the Challenge Going Forward IGN
- Need to catch up with FF14 before Dawntrail? Best start now: there won't be a free way to skip its story soon Rock Paper Shotgun
- Final Fantasy 14 Director Wants To Make The Game More Stressful Kotaku
- Final Fantasy 14's Yoshi-P regrets making the MMO as stress-free as it is Gamesradar
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