Final Fantasy 14's Dawntrail expansion has now been and gone, as fans are now settling into the next couple of years of post-expansion patches. With the release of Crossroads next month, and the way that Dawntrail itself ended, some have been wondering exactly how far ahead director Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P) has planned, and whether the seeds of a much bigger story have already been planted.
In a recent interview with Korean news outlet GameInsight, Yoshi-P revealed that this is actually the case. When asked exactly how far ahead he and his team have planned out in terms of Final Fantasy 14's overarching story, Yoshi-P claimed that he's been planning the story several expansions ahead of current content ever since the release of Heavensward and Stormblood, meaning the ideas in Dawntrail had been percolating for quite a while.
Yoshi-P then goes on to explain that he and his team are "currently preparing three expansions", and that could potentially rise up to four. Yoshi-P even claims that he'd be willing to sort out Final Fantasy 14's story for the next twenty years if Square Enix wuld allow it, claiming that he'd probably "die of excitement before...
