With regards to the story in Remaining Fantasy XIV’s Dawntrail growth, gamers have ideas. It undoubtedly wasn’t for everybody, with gamers complaining that it felt like one lengthy sidequest or griping in regards to the remedy of the Scions within the story. In fact, in terms of the Scions, not everybody agrees on what the remedy of them ought to have been. Some need extra, others need much less. Both manner, once they’re within the story, they don’t need them sidelined – which is how this growth felt to some gamers.
Whereas I can personally suppose of some Scions that didn’t get as a lot love as I’d have favored, I felt that it was roughly consistent with what we have been promised, a summer time trip of types. You go to a vacation spot and everybody does what they’d love to do whereas assembly up each every so often. When you’re there, you make some new associates. Whether or not mentioned associates will stay so later is a query for one more time.
Nonetheless, it’s simple to see the place gamers would need extra (or much less) of the characters who’ve been with us from the beginning.
In accordance with Yoshi-P, who spoke with PC Gamer at Gamescom, the builders have been experimenting a bit with Dawntrail. They “wished to showcase all of the Scions” whereas highlighting new characters as properly. Sure, they wished to see how gamers would reply. The assumptions have been that gamers would need the Scions to only go or that they’d need them again. Because it seems – expectedly – it was each.
What lesson the staff did come away with was that gamers don’t need the devs to be “half-hearted” with the Scions. Sooner or later, gamers can doubtless anticipate them for use in additional purposeful methods. Yoshi-P does notice that not having sure Scions in an growth might get a damaging response, however he additionally goes on so as to add that simply because they’re not in a single, that doesn’t imply they received’t be again. From this, PC Gamer notes that the plan appears to be rotating the MMORPG’s core characters relying on the story.
