Last September, Square Enix launched its latest MMO in the Final Fantasy franchise, Final Fantasy XIV, to a disastrous reaction -- so bad that the company has yet to begin charging players fees for the game.
In October, Square Enix announced that the game would begin charging this month or next, and that the game would be upgrading to version 2.0 in 2013.
Gamasutra queried producer Naoki Yoshida, who replaced Square Enix veteran Hiromichi Tanaka at the project's helm late last year, for more details on this unusual transition.
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2.0 distribution begins in October 2012. We'll have to wait till then and see what direction SE takes XIV before giving the game a final judgement. However, there are a couple of big updates before then. One of them coming late November - Early December.
The wait is just as hard as it was before ; ;
But good things come to those that wait .. in in are case it will be good but bloody hell we going to get a lil bored :P
But hey thats what Skyrim is for!
Edit : But!! Im get a head start soon as i get a copy of Windows and bootcamp all working....
"The first thing I did when I became the producer and director of Final Fantasy XIV last December was to ask myself, 'What kind of service system, game content, and community content would be necessary if we were to continue to offer this service 10 years into the future?'" Yoshida says.
I like the way he thinks. I can see why they're going all out with it now.