What kind of villain are you hoping to see?

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Originally Posted by metagloria

New idea.

This is probably too open-world for an FF game, but

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*Spit-takes*

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Originally Posted by Loony BoB

Oh, one thing they must NOT do: Have the final boss be some random person that you have no emotional attachment (positive or negative) towards. I hated it with Ultimecia, I hated it with Garland, I hated it with Yu-Yevon, I hated it with Orphan, I don't expect I will enjoy it when it happens again someday in some stupid RPG. The enemy should be someone I either have seen throughout the story and grown to see as a true villain that way (eg. Sephiroth, Shinra, Kefka, Exdeath) or someone who was close to me but has betrayed me in a plot twist near the end (eg. actually come to think of it I don't know, but probably something like what shion said).

Essentially there should be emotional attachment to the villain.

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Like with the king in FF4? And his mothersmurfing royal adviser/chancellor.

I want another female villain.

I prefer villains with charisma and are also bat trout insane.

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Originally Posted by metagloria

New idea.

This is probably too open-world for an FF game, but I think it'd be sweet.

The main antagonist is some evil corporation/government hybrid like Shinra in VII, or Monsanto in real life, rather than some single figurehead. There are, let's say, four main people involved with the machinations of this corporation (think Heidegger, Scarlet, Palmer, and Reeve). Each of them controls and operates different aspects of the big bad scheme. But the game allows you to choose the order in which you take them down, and the game unfolds differently as the fewer remaining baddies scramble to restructure their evil plan as they get taken down. So by the end, you could have vastly different endings based on which person is the last one to retain power.

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I like this idea a lot.

Something... menacing... but who you can never be ABSOLUTELY SURE is out to lay waste to everything. Not 453 % insanity, just... a teensy dab of psychopathy. From what we can see, at least.