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The Documentary pt 1
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As a legacy player who transferred their character. You have a legacy chocobo. Your character has unique cutscenes in ARR. First one no ride with the twins you teleport in as in the trailer. Where people remember it is you from 1.0. A tattoo on your back of the twelve. A lifetime cheaper subscription. Plus your name in ARR’s credits. 1.0 was not fun people made it fun if you had a good linkshell. Oh and that miqote that little girl a flower. That is Minfilia and her adoptive mom.
Oh and this is more from the company side. The speakers network the fall and rise of FF14 is more from the player side. Both good watches.
FF11 is still worth playing today
Koe, I suggest you to watch Projared's video of FF14, his played 1.0 on a private server to just tell you have bad it was, and it wasn't a coolthing at all.
4:30 ff14 is not the most popular though, thats still WoW currently i think. But its ok, i'd rather they dont overestimate themselves and rest on their laurels. I want the CBU3 to shake things up, the formula is getting dull and i really do think its time for an overhaul or at least big change post-Endwalker.
Always love seeing peoples reaction to the noclip documentary its a very interesting story.
As a long time ff11 player (10 years from the US launch) I liked 1.0. I didn't love it of course. 2.0 is a massive improvement.
"does this person have more documentaries" he asks about the more prominent video game documentarians on youtube
I remember playing a lot of 11 on the ps2 back in the day. Was fun but for the life of me making money was hard as it was not so solo friendly plus the odd way loot drop % as time went by.
YESSSS
After you've finished this documentary, I highly recommend the 9-part series "The Fall and Rise of Final Fantasy XIV" by Speaker's Network. The NoClip Documentary explains the original 1.0 from the point of view of the company and the real world, while the Speaker's Network series explains 1.0 and early 2.0 from the perspective (and experience) of the Players. HIGHLY recommended, it's a really well made series, makes you appreciate what we have a lot more.
YoshiP ain't indifferent to the idea. He's using a ten-foot-pole and avoiding it entirely.
Yoshi-P was asked about remaking 1.0. He replied with one word. "Nightmare…"
You should see Yoshi P's reaction to being interviewed about the possibility of 1.0 being "reintroduced" – nightmare 😂
Ah yes, the Documentary.
One step of the Indoctrination Process.
Do ye well
i'm still have that box from 2010 edition
as the video said, the real reason why they named it final fantasy is cuz they just want something easy to pronounce when abbreviated
44:47 my hero. fr
i still play 11 off and on lol
As a former XI player, I always find it funny that Koji Fox said he played XI to escape the stress. Back then, that game was stress incarnate.
5:35 Sometimes…dead is better.
As a player who played the original 14… please no it was bad one of the few games i felt i was scammed
Its kinda baffling how Square Enix fucked it up so bad, considering they released Final Fantasy 11 in 2002
you should see the "fall and rise of ff14" 11 parts-doku from the speakers network. that goes deep.
I wonder if there is going to be a documentary of why FF16 was such a flop
The first HOUR of 6?
Stop what you are doing and play FF6 RIGHT NOW!
Insert Interstellar Cooper docking scene quote :
"Yoshi P, it's not possible!"
"No. It's necessary."
I say it every time I see this video: Square Enix needs to build a statue of Yoshi-P outside their main office.
Oh man, if you like video game documentaries, oneclip is a treasure trove. It's all bangers.
Soken being the only one to go LETS GOOOO during that meeting still kills me lol. Soken is a treasure.
The people who spread wrong info about old content to new players aggravates me to no end. The whole bit regarding scholar being why stat allocation was removed is wrong. It was launched with 2.0. Allocation didnt go away until Stormblood.
FFXI was indeed for the PS2 console… You had to buy a harddrive just for the PS2 console to play it. I was a PS2 player of FFXI back in the day lol
ironic, "don't fix what isn't broken" eh?. Considering the stagnant, geriatric state of the game right now…history, it rhymes
When an interviewer asked YoshiP what he thinks about FFXIV getting a 1.0 re-release like WoW Classic, YoshiP only have one word to say, which is enough to tell the fans we aint getting one.
That word is "Nightmare"
the thing about remaking what 1.0 would be in today's FFXIV is that, even with all its improvements and fixes and upgrades, the game is actually still so choked down by the original 1.0 framework that even small things like inventory slots and cosmetics are difficult to fit into the game. The issue isn't that 1.0 was too bad to bring into the modern game, it's that the time, effort, and strain to the game far outweigh any possible good or advantage it would bring. The overall way of thinking regarding this is that looking toward the future of the game is just more important and a better option than trying to dig up the past.
Yo just have Team Ninja do Strangers of Paradise again but for 1.0. Just make a single-player game of 1.0 so that people can experience the story
I nearly played wow as a child but my parents didn't want to pay monthly so I had like a retail box set of wow that had been like installed once and never used and I sold it or gave it to someone
In hindsight option B seems like the obvious choice, but at the time it was a gamble, and they'd have to invest even more money and time into rebuilding something that might also flop. They could have just as easily picked option A and just pulled out of the online gaming space. MMOs are very risky after all.