So, an anonymous user just said that the main setting of FFII is also real, and it's called Sugisawa Village. Is this true?
I thought only the Himuro Mansion and the Hikamiyama Mountain (not actually this name in real life) were real.
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i think the creator said that the village or the mansion was real, and they're inspired by it. but the ghost wasnt real tho
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I see. Then that makes three games' main settings being inspired by real places.
I wonder if Fatal Frame III and IV's main settings were also created by inspiration of some real places?
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i do think ff III inspired by the real one since it used both FF I and ff II setting.
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Yeah. :)
There's another thing, the director Makoto Shibata stated that the manor in FF III was inspired by a childhood playspot of his, an abandoned house. Of course it's not a big thing when compared to the other places that served as inspirations for the other three games, but it's already something. :)
Now there's only FF IV left.
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imagine how many place like that to inspired him!
i'm also a writer anyway. but i dont have a chance to seek some place like that
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