Final Fantasy 14 director Naoki Yoshida, better known as Yoshi-P, claims that the team has been discussing how to adjust the game so that all players feel a sense of accomplishment, no matter how much time they are able to spend in the critically acclaimed MMORPG. When redesigning these dungeons, Yoshi-P impressed how important it was to "create a sense of accomplishment" for the player, no matter how much time they are able to spend in-game. "Nowadays, players' free time is dwindling," Yoshi-P says. "So we think it's incredibly important to create a sense of accomplishment for everyone's differing goals, whether that's 'I have plans today, so I'll just practice one fight' or 'today I want to push myself to complete all three battles' and still allowing them to feel they have 'fully completed the content.'" "I am an employee at Square Enix, and I receive money to make games": Final Fantasy 14 boss Yoshi-P says he won't be "bored" with the MMO until he runs out of "things that require to be taken care of" Final Fantasy 14 is getting a "big update" to bring out the "uniqueness of each job" in battle content, Yoshi-P says, before confusingly adding "that nothing is going to change" for those who like things the way they are Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director defends the JRPG's overlong filler, but says he’s "striking a balance" with Part 3: "Players just have too much to do and too much to play" Because it's important to the development team to allow players to be able to dip in and out of the new Advanced Variant Dungeons, the team is working hard to ensure even the finer details signal to the player that they did a good job. It's a nice touch, but I don't think most Final Fantasy 14 players mind spending all of their diminished free time on the MMO. Final Fantasy 14 actor speaks out after backlash for her Dawntrail role, says MMO director Yoshi-P apologized on behalf of Square Enix: "He was very kind."