We talk to Naoki Yoshida and Yoko Taro about Final Fantasy XIV's NieR: Automata raid.
On collaborations, Yoshida states that the team isn’t particular about doing them internally; in other words, they aren’t “necessarily set on collaborating with only Square Enix IPs or
Yoshida confesses that he’d one day “love to do a collaboration with the staff at Blizzard [Entertainment] … what can I say? I’m a Blizzard fanboy.” Perhaps my current favorite part of the raid is the loot. From gorgeous dresses to Pod minions and orchestrion rolls of the incredible soundtrack, you can be substantially rewarded for an endeavor that can take between 30 minutes and one hour. One of the most sought-after rewards is a replica of 2B’s outfit, which you can wear regardless of your character’s gender or race.
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