Final Fantasy 14 is a heartbreakingly idyllic fantasy world with bunny boys and job opportunities as a monk or a scholar – but on that note, the MMO is not only a daydream, it's also work. More specifically, it's director Naoki "Yoshi-P" Yoshida's work, and he suggests he won't be bored with the 12-year-old game as long as he gets paid.
"I'm more of a businessman and I make games," he tells Noisy Pixel in a new interview with translated English captions. "People tend to say we're creators or creative, but I am an employee at Square Enix, and I receive money to make games, and I think my primary purpose is to make games so that we are delivering them to gamers out there, fans, players that want to consume our product.
