I understand what your saying, but considering Square is already possibly doing a AU sequel with this if you know the ending to Type-0 you will know what I mean, it's AU btw, it's not the timeline change. Also I was talking about the general consensus, hell I wouldn't be suprised if people wanting Versus XIII was apart of Final Fantasy XIII sequels downfall, especially since Lightning Returns was announced sometime before E3, but didn't release until 2013 during the year that Square dropped that HYPE 2013 FFXV trailer.
Them doing the same with Final Fantasy XV isn't that much of a stretch, to me it depends on where they go with it and how well written it is(Oh please be well written or it will be the monkey's paw all over again), tbh FFXV's popular elements really were the Chocobros, take them out and the entire thing falls apart, so to most audiences it won't really matter, if the Chocobros are in it, and it's a great game, it will sell well enough, and arguably be a safe bet to make, since it's popular, and it's going to be using premade assets as opposed to entirely new ones.
Actually there is a benefit to making a completely new game, they can charge 60 dollars with DLC on top for the game in question, and considering the assets are there, it's popular, and it allows them to maximize whatever profit they want after this Luminous problem, however I do see what your saying, but knowing Square they might actually try this, I mean look at the FF7 Remake that game is multi-part taking the blue prints of FFXIII, they seem to be pretty fine with Trilogies and if anything for Versus XV they won't learn from Lightning and her adventures no they will learn from Director Nomura's Final Fantasy VII Remake, and FFXV is already pretty popular it's the fastest selling in FF history, and more liked by all accounts than Final Hallway XIII, and WTF XIII-2, and Mary Sue Returns. So even if FF Versus XV doesn't sell better it could still sell more than let's say a FFXVI which will be in the same engine, a new world, and possibly new gameplay changes that's assuming though FF Versus XV is a quality game.
Actually there is a benefit to making a completely new game, they can charge 60 dollars with DLC on top for the game in question, and considering the assets are there, it's popular, and it allows them to maximize whatever profit they want after this Luminous problem, however I do see what your saying, but knowing Square they might actually try this, I mean look at the FF7 Remake that game is multi-part taking the blue prints of FFXIII, they seem to be pretty fine with Trilogies and if anything for Versus XV they won't learn from Lightning and her adventures no they will learn from Director Nomura's Final Fantasy VII Remake, and FFXV is already pretty popular it's the fastest selling in FF history, and more liked by all accounts than Final Hallway XIII, and WTF XIII-2, and Mary Sue Returns. So even if FF Versus XV doesn't sell better it could still sell more than let's say a FFXVI which will be in the same engine, a new world, and possibly new gameplay changes that's assuming though FF Versus XV is a quality game.
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