Final Fantasy 7 Remake‘s circumstance author has actually reacted to followers requiring he exterminate specific personalities in the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
Long-offering Final Fantasy author Kazushige Nojima required to Twitter over the previous weekend break to ask followers to quit sending him specific messages. In the tweet listed below, Nojima specifies that while every person is qualified to their point of views and ideas, he desires followers to quit sending him messages requiring he exterminate or eliminate specific personalities from the continuous Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy.
Nojima includes that he does not intend to transform his account ‘Private,’ and even obstruct or silence individuals on Twitter, however he nevertheless desires the messages to quit.
The declaration has actually been met a cascade of assistance from Final Fantasy followers. There are more than 100 feedbacks to Nojima’s tweet over, almost all of which are messages of confidence. “You are a hero to us, Nojima-san. We are very grateful for all your hard work and creativity,” composes one Twitter customer, with an additional including “You’re right, Nojima-san! People shouldn’t send you hate comments like that. Don’t let them get you down! You the best!”
It’s not the very first time Nojima has actually discussed extreme follower needs on Twitter. Last year, he said that he would certainly no more discuss the jobs he’s dealing with, however would certainly remain to utilize his account to talk concerning his individual life.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth proceeds the remake trilogy very early following year on February 29, solely for PS5. It’s worth mentioning that Nojima has actually never ever clearly been validated to be dealing with the follow up, although considering that he was indispensable to the 2020 remake’s tale and writing, it’s not a surprise followers have actually normally thought he’s dealing with the follow-up.
You can have a look at our complete Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth preview to see what we constructed from Square Enix‘s follow up when we went hands-on with it.
Source: gamesradar.com
