Babylon's Fall explains why some of their assets look like Final Fantasy 14

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So there were people who ignited the fall of Babylon. And it was not too exciting for the action Hack and Slash RPG live. The players believed by playing the closed beta of Babylon timber, that Platinum Games, the developers behind Near: PLCs, had stolen or ripped outfits at Final Fantasy 14.

It turns out that this is not true. Square Enix publishes the game, for example. And it turns out that Square Enix offered a hand to Platinum Games. Yoke Saith, the fall of Babylon' s producer, did not delay dispelling confusion in a blog article. To go straight to the goal: yes, the fall of Babylon contains equipment and emotional data borrowed from Final Fantasy XIV.

To hear such a franchise in the game industry is quite refreshing. He continues the explanation in the post with: Final Fantasy xiv producer and director Naomi Yeshiva was also present and offered his help, what I replied: Yes, please! This is how the plan has materialized. We then carefully implemented the data while coordinating us closely with the Final Fantasy xiv team.

But Saith was quick to say that even if they were able to obtain a greater range of emoticons and equipment through assistance, he quickly assured that most of the borrowed equipment was intended for the Introduction to the intermediate level gaming experience., not for higher levels. There, The fall of Babylon will have unique equipment at the game itself. Apparently, that's why there are so many similar facilities to Final Fantasy xiv.

This helps that Platinum Games and Square Enix are both known for their high quality illustrations. And also, Yeshiva commented on the question, saying to the players and fans that help was, in part, practical. Due to the fact that Babylon's Fall is a new title, Yeshiva said, We can not give it an unlimited budget. This is the key point. And with Final Fantasy XIV having so many assets, sharing had meaning.

And also, it is a fan of games and a developer. Yeshiva wanted and still wants the fall of Babylon succeed. He gave the FFI team's assurance will work to make the equipment more unique in the future, adapting more to the global context. So, no need to worry about that side. For those who want to play Babylon's Fall, he has not yet released for the moment. But it is possible to play the Closed Beta Test by following the instructions on the site.

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