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A203D said:

 Actually, I think having milestones is a good thing.

What you want is 1000, when you reach 1000 you say "... we reached our first milestone of 1000 signitures, next step is 10,000". Then after 10,000 so on and so forth.

For this to gain traction I think the next step is a Youtube video, chronicalling our views from FF6 or 7 or whatever to FF13 or FF14 or whatever.

If we can show evidence explaining our views and reasoning them in a video then Youtube could get 1000 views. If its successful it could snowball. If that video petition can go further, to Facebook, to Twitter, to every respected gaming forum on the net then its possible this could go further.

I am considering doing it myself. However a video will take weeks, everything needs proof, and its not as simple as just cuting parts of the games here and there and talking about them, its also about gathering links that back up what were saying.

For example when Square Enix said FF13 was inspired by Call of Duty, that would be a particularly powerful piece of evidence. I do want to do this, but the effot it will take, and in the end Sqaure Enix might never listen.

Your idea about making a YouTube is totally awesome. I wish I had the time to make one.

However, as you stated, I could got through all that effort, and even acquire over 10,000 unique signatures, and SQEX may not even listen. It's a risky endeavor.

 

Jumpin said:

Ito has only led direction on one game, FF9, and it was the most unmemorable and boring game in the entire series. Why would you want him directing another one?

Kitase was the head director on FF6, FF7, FF8, and Chrono Trigger. He is the guy you want directing Final Fantasy games. Ito is good for designing mini games and battle systems, not directing entire games.

FFIX is the fave FF game of Sakaguchi, and also the highest rated FF game on Metacritic. Also, Ito directed FFVI alongside Kitase. I personally don't want Kitase directing FFXVI, as he was the producer of the FFXIII games.