Final Fantasy 14 Boss resolves the Ministry of Defense's dispute after the bomb explodes after the match was commented

The second incarnation Final Fantasy 14 It debuted in 2013 and proved to be more 2010 version. However, the recent fret of the FF14 community being dissatisfied with removing the popular mods, which led to subsequent bombardment of comments by the game on Steam. Now, director Naoki Yoshida has resolved the Mod controversy in terms of its appeal to the players.

Yoshida's complete remarks are Posted on the official website of FF14he asked the media not to use excerpts from his statement. However, since his answer is nearly 2,000 words, it is inevitable to be briefly reviewed. The question begins when Square Enix's lawyers write to Modder Darkarchon to Mare Synchronos, where the MOD allows the player's custom avatar to be visible outside of their own game. Once Mare Synchronos is removed as required by Square Enix, some fans Share their anger in the form of negative steam comments.

Although Yoshida points out that he tolerated Mods and expressed admiration for works made by some fans, he opposes mods that violate the intent or design of the game in a negative way. As a potential example, Yoshida notes that Square Enix may face legal consequences for the nude character mods exhibited in the game in certain countries. He also cited custom appearances that imitate the content paid in the game to devalue the services and collectibles sold by Square Enix to provide the revenue the game needs to be financially viable.

Yoshida concluded that he respects the tradition of modifications in PC games, but he also requires players to do so while respecting the rules and integrity of FF14.

At the end of last year, Square Enix Expand Final Fantasy 14 into the mobile realm And released the fifth extension of the game, dawn. Recently, Yoshida shared his intentions Make sure Final Fantasy 14 remains compatible with PlayStation 4 As long as possible. However, he added that the limitations of PS4 hardware may make future feasibility less feasible.