Final Fantasy 14 'NOT' cancelled for 360.

[darthdevidem01]

selnor said:

Solid_Snake4RD said:

selnor said:

OK. SolidSnake is very very wrong.

The reason why SE is halting at the moment. Is M$ not allowing Live users to play on servers with PS3 users. 

It has nothing to do with 2 fees. 

PSU does not require gold. FF11 does not require gold and niether does MHO.

and why was that cause FF11 was an old game and MS wanted to get FF13.now they got it,they don't want to compromise again

and why does MHFO has GOLD as free??????

and cause MS is trying to enter japan

And I'll point out again.

Why would M$ change their server rule when FF11 sold so poorly on both the PS2 and 360. Both of these platforms were really poor. The 360 actually outselling the PS2 in less time.

thats cause FF11 was already an old game,FF13 was coming up and this would be a good way to get near SE

If I was M$ I would continue to hold fast. 200,000 sales lifetime is not enough to change policy.

thats why MS compromised for MHFO,good theory

What? M$ didnt comprise with MHFO. You can only play with other 360 users. M$ do not ask for you to be a Gold member to play paid Online MMO's. Because all the MMO's on 360 do not use the same Live format as normal online multiplayer. They are only accessed via Live. 

It has nothing to do with 2 fees. It never has. 

It's about allowing 360 owners to play competiton console players. Something the Live code forbids. 

It was fine with FF11, because you could only play with PC users. If anyone thinks FF14 will sell well on consoles they are dreaming. PS3 version will hit 400,000 Lifetime tops. Thats at best. The sales will be on PC where MMO's of this type are best suited. 

PSU on the other hand has consoles designed for it's style of play.

Form Feedback FF14 is very much designed as a console MMO

In fact they have made it so that the main quests are pretty much like a single player FF in terms of story/characters but there is much more other optional stuff (tons of it) including guilds and so on for more traditional MMO players.

They are trying to bridge the gap.