Square Enix CEO Yoichi Wada addressed the state of Final Fantasy XIV during a recent investor briefing. Wada admitted that there were problems with the title and promised improvements as the company works towards regaining fans%26rsquo; trust. %26ldquo;We%26rsquo;re quickly working on reforms. We%26rsquo;d like to put our full power into regain trust,%26rdquo; said Wada.
According to Wada, the negative reception FFXIV received after it released was partly due to high expectations for the title, but the burden will be on Square Enix to satisfy customers. %26ldquo;If we satisfy our users, they will return. On the other hand, once the users say, %26lsquo;forget this,%26rsquo; there%26rsquo;s no turning back. We can only recover our trust so far,%26rdquo; explained Wada.
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