Recently, I flew across the dang country from hot and humid Virginia to breezy (and sort of wet) San Francisco, then came back the next day. I did this foolish thing, which included spending nearly an entire extra day at an airport in Philly, to get my hands on Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers, the third expansion to Square Enix?s hit MMORPG. You can check out my preview for information on what I got to play, including some thoughts on how the new Gunbreaker and Dancer jobs handle at max level. Alongside actually playing the game, I also had the chance to speak to director and producer Naoki Yoshida, the man affectionately known to fans as Yoshi-P. I asked him about the creative process behind adding new content to the game, his thoughts on current trends in gaming, and more. PlayStation Lifestyle: My first question pertains to the Trust System. I was surprised to see such a large piece of solo-oriented content added to the game for Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers. I?m curious about the motivation here.

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