Hironobu Sakaguchi's love of the critically acclaimed MMO Final Fantasy 14 continues to be endlessly endearing, though it would appear that the other developers at h🐟is current studioꦏ might feel differently on the odd occasion.

Speaking to , Sakaguchi admits he was playing the MMO's new expansion, Dawntrail, mere minutes before the interview. It's hardly the first time Final Fantasy 14 and𒊎 work have come i🍃nto close proximity either, as some Mistwalker developers know all too well.

“On a rare occasion — I want to stress ‘rare occasion’ — sometimes one of the Mistwalker teaꦏm members will hop on Final Fantasy 14, and I’ll see a message saying, ‘Hey,🌊 the meeting’s started,’” Sakaguchi says.

It's not the first time Sakaguchi has mentioned getting a scolding for playing Final Fantasy 14, either. The industry veteran has previously said he sometimes plays the MMO for up to 12 hours a day - be it running a or just posing with fans in a costume he made director and pr♔oducer Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yꦫoshida add. If you're wondering how he manages that and a full working day, it would appear he doesn't, as Sakaguchi says developers have scolded♔ him f🐟or playing too much - I just di🔥dn't think the telling-off happened in-game. 

Elsewhere in the interview, Sakaguchi touches on teaming up with Square Enix for the first time in over 20 years to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:free JRP🐻G gem Fantasian from Apple Arcade jail. It was all 𝐆set in motion over dinner ไwith Yoshi-P. Despite the reunion and love of Final Fantasy 14, though, don't expect Sakaguchi to lead another Final Fantasy game anytime soon, as he's “switched to a consumer rather than a creator.”

“If I take on the Final Fantasy brand again, I don&rsqu💙o;t know if I’ll be able to genuinely enjoy Final Fantasy 14 as much,” he says.

Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail gets Stormblood comparisons after a "mixed" start on Steam, as players hope the MMO's new post-launch content can also bring it home.