Unless that happens, we can't really do anything. But as I mentioned earlier, that would bring about the tragedy that somebody might have to give up their existing character. Then players might get frustrated, and then they ask us - 'Square Enix, can't you do something?' and then. " I would love for as many players as possible to enjoy the game worldwide, so from a business point of view it could make sense to have it on the Xbox platforms. " To be frankly honest with you, there are now so many mobile devices, smart phones, everything - why would you ever just stick to one platform from the hardware aspect? Just - make it open to everyone? That's my opinion." Instead of the eight characters that you would see in the picture below (normal), you would probably end up being in a party that is half of that!Īfter a few other questions, Naoki Yoshia proceeded with a follow-up statement. With the thoughts of a divided user base on the table, an MMO game that is split up isn't really an MMO. For example, one player might be on the PC version, another might be on the PS4 version, and I'm playing the Xbox version - but we're not able to join the same game servers. The games director Naoki Yoshida has been discussing with Microsoft if Final Fantasy XIV will be.
" The main reason from our side is that I don't want the community to be divided to be split into two or more. Final Fantasy XIV is Final Fantasys second MMORPG and the 14th entry in the mainline series. In a recent interview with Naoki Yoshida, on RPGsite, he states: Therein nullifying the ability to play your games with your friends who have purchased the game on a different platform. Due to Xbox Live's policies, their services do not allow the support of cross-platform play.
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