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Crossdressing Voices: Papalymo in the Japanese version (voiced by Eri Kitamura), but averted everywhere else.

Creator Killer: Version 1.0, with its bugs and generally unpolished nature, as well as health problems, led to original developer Hiromichi Tanaka's removal as producer and his eventual departure from Square Enix - and he was one of the original founders of Square back in the '80s.

It's one of the primary things he wants to fix still, with patch 5.3 promising to finally start work on that by streamlining the pre- Heavensward main story quests. This is because, while at the time it was a good way to get players invested (because players have to do them to get into the expansions), it means players are stuck doing several patches' worth of quests that were more evenly spread out at release, back to back - the 2.1 through 2.5 cycles added a hundred main-story quests in total, on top of the nearly two hundred from the beginning of the game to The Ultimate Weapon.

Yoshida has openly stated his disdain for the questing required by players to get into Heavensward.

While he said that he would consider it in the future, it would be limited to NPCs due to the sheer number of problems that have to be resolved for playable characters. When asked about whether or not mixed races will be seen again at Fanfest 2018, Yoshida grimaced as the question was being asked.

Yoshida also feels some regret over the half Hyur, half Elezen character Hilda Ware by opening the possibility of mixed race characters.

Said mount has now been confirmed as a Fanfest 2018 bonus.

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The demand only increased once the Stormblood update gave increased speeds for all mounts. Fans keep pestering him about wanting the bike in game to which he always responds with a no. Showing off Cloud's Fenrir bike from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children has led to some regret from Yoshida, who says the bike was only made in game for fun and wasn't intended to be an actual mount for the player.As seen at GDC 2014 at a panel with Naoki Yoshida, regarding 1.0.Come 5.2 and Qitari beast tribe on The First, one of the quests is named "La-Hee" and explains that the word means "Wake up" in ancient Ronkan - and also doubles as a greeting. Fans memetically really loved the emphasized "La-Hee!" at the start of the Rak-Tika Greatwood's daytime field theme, even more so once Koji Fox said it was effectively gibberish.Years later during the tail end of Stormblood, Proto Ozma is the final boss of the Baldesion Arsenal dungeon in Eureka. After the Weeping City of Mhach raid came out, a lot of people loved the challenging boss fight that was Ozma and many asked for a savage version of the fight.This was also given a callback in the 2018 Rising event where outside of Ul'dah, you can see several Goobbues in a wall formation. This was actually a player-created "event" in the final days of 1.0 where players situated in Ul'dah summoned their Goobbue mounts and formed a massive wall around the entrances to prevent the heavily spawning monsters from getting in. At the beginning of the questline in which the player searches for the airship Enterprise, Father Iliud will mention a story regarding it that supposedly grew popular in the wake of the Calamity, much like another story called "The Great Goobbue Wall of Ul'dah" did.In the same patch which added the Moogle Beast tribe, it starts when you learn that every artisan Ishgard had sent has quit and gone home because of their obnoxious nature, pointless labor, and annoying pranks, and the option to refuse to help the Mogmender is one of the most aggressively angry negative responses in the game. In 3.4 the Warrior of Light is caught retelling Aymeric about their adventures and framing them as "Cruel Taskmasters".

The Moogles of the Churning Mists had worn down great a many a player's patience with their inane tasks born mostly out of laziness than anything else during the course of Heavensward.