A number of months again, one esteemed Remaining Fantasy 14 participant obtained the entire 2,751 then-earnable achievements for the primary time ever. That is 10 years for somebody to nab each single accomplishment, with one achievement alone time-gated to round seven years of exhausting work.
Effectively, if that Warrior of Mild is on the lookout for a good higher problem, director and producer Naoki Yoshida is very happy to supply it to them. Talking by a translator at a press convention throughout London’s Fan Competition, Yoshida stated, “In the beginning, I simply wish to say wow, huge congratulations,” including “to see that participant simply keep it up, simply urgent on… as a creator of an MMO that is a extremely implausible factor to see.”
Whereas achievements often get added throughout each main patch—for issues like story quests, new dungeons, and different duties—Yoshida is open to implementing one thing particularly for this one very decided participant. “In fact we’ll proceed to make achievements within the recreation, however whether or not we create an achievement which might be the next problem, that each one boils right down to this sure participant. If they’re requesting it, then after all we would be pleased to do it. In that case, simply drop us a message on boards.”
I could not fairly inform if it was a joke initially, nevertheless it looks as if Yoshida actually is critical about dedicating a little bit one thing to them. “In the event you do ship us the message, I belief you. We’ll preserve our promise.”
It is a good approach to honour a participant who’s clearly spent an terrible lot of time in Eorzea and exploring all it has to supply. I do know if I used to be on this participant’s sneakers I might be taking them up on their supply, although I dread to suppose what depraved issues Yoshida and the crew may cook dinner up in response. Hopefully not an achievement that wants one other seven years to finish, eh?
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