The solution, according to Yoshida, is to treat each other with more empathy, as if you were speaking to developers and fans in person.
"But staff members will feel really down after getting those words when they gave their absolute best into trying to create something everyone can enjoy, and this may end up making them no longer create things that are fun from there on." "I can take it, even though it doesn't make it less bad," Yoshida said.
Yoshida says this bullying within the community can cause new players to drop the game entirely, and it also has a negative impact on developers, even leading to some resignations over the abuse from fans. "I felt as if those strong words used in arguments against people ended up holding people back because of this." for some reason there seems to be some laying around attacking other players despite not playing the game and it was quite glaring," Yoshida said. "Ever since the unfortunate release delay of the expansion. Yoshida says that delay led to some unwanted toxicity in the community. However, before its release, S quare Enix had to delay the game by two weeks. Last month, Square Enix released Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker, the latest expansion for the immensely popular MMO set in the Final Fantasy universe.
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