I cried at this amazing FFXIV documentary…



This has been requested for a long time… I really enjoyed getting some insight to the struggles of Square Enix during the development of FFXIV and 2.0. I had no idea that they were updating 1.X while secretly building 2.0. That’s just insane to me! Thank the Twelve that God-King Yoshi-P saved all creation from certain destruction. Original video: https://youtu.be/Xs0yQKI7Yw4

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32 thoughts on “I cried at this amazing FFXIV documentary…”

  1. Yoshida San is such a class dude. And the stress that this man endured and honestly continues to endure on some level is honestly staggering to me. He rescued an iconic franchise and is now one of the stewards of it, and still he is a humble and kind person.

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  2. this video popped up in my recommended while watching a different video, but now it's been hidden? has something gone wrong or have i cheated my way into a patreon only video somehow >:)

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  3. The people saying that Soken isn't involved in XVI don't know what they're talking about. Because he was confirmed EARLY as working on that game's music. And before anyone reminds me that Soken was battling cancer for the last year, you DO realize that trailer was released over a year ago right? Soken had more than enough time to do music for XVI before his inevitable cancer diagnosis.

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  4. I love this documentary along with the Rise and Fall series. I still to this day love Yoshida's story about when he was speaking in front of the team the first time and telling them how hard they would have to work to fix the game, the first person to stand up and say "I can do it, let's go" was Soken. Fast forward 10 years later and Yoshida is crying about almost losing Soken to cancer at the Fanfest.

    That is what makes this dev team amazing. They're basically one big family.

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  5. I've seen this documentary 3 times and I'm just now realizing they released finished and released GKMM because it would be something happy instead of reminding players of a tsunami. That makes me appreciate GKMM a bit more.

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  6. Fun fact: Yoshi-P is kinda on the small side and because the offices are carpeted, programmers wouldn't hear him approaching until he was leaning over them and asking questions about what they were working on. This caused so much stress for the devs that they asked Yoshi-P to wear heavy boots to the office and jingly accessories so they could hear him coming which he still does to this day. He says it just became his style.

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  7. no shit i am studying economic engineering after i`ve studied civil engineering and i am still toying with the thought of doing my thesis regarding this , since this is going against every and i really mean that every thing they would teach you in a controlling or company managing classes. Its bonkers when you think about throwing your normal KPI`s out the window and just focus on your long term consumer relationship.

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