Responding to the yellow paint discourse, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth's directo💧r sayꦓs he will "take on board the valuable feedback for future games."

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi was likely expecting the second chapter of this modern retelling to be a hot topic in the run-up to launch as fans discussed everything from the sizable overworld packed wit☂h mini-games to the new party members and combat moves. What Hamaguchi certainly wasn't expecting, though, was a lot of the conversations to be about yellow paint.

, when asked for his response to the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:fierce debate over the telegraphing techniquꦦe that erupted following the release of the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth demo last month, Hama﷽guchi replie🍸d, "I didn't think that the 'yellow paint' would be something that would be discussed on social media."

There's no denying that it serves a valuable function, but for some, having smatterings of bright paint all ov✤er the place is immersion-breaking, and with it being such a divisive feature, Hamaguchi hints that he and the team may consider other methods for guiding players in the future.

"For things like camera options, where people have a wide variety of preferences and there's no one right answer, our basic approach is to offer various accessibility options," the director explains, "so I would like to take on board the valuable feedback we have received towards this for🔥 future games."

Those future games, 🍬of course, include the conclusion of Cloud's story which is currently in the works. In a separate interview,😼 Hamaguchi recently confirmed that thanks to all the world-building in Rebirth.

It remains to be seen how much yellow paint there will be in part 3, but its inclusion in Rebirth hasn't stopped it from becoming 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史꧂查询:the series' highest-rated entry in 23 ye🔥ars and the second-highest-scoring Final Fantasy on Metacritic overal♈l.

Ignore the yellow paint detractors – visual cues are great for games.