Final Fantasy XIV Heavensward Censorship Resurfaces on Twitter
A scene from the English version of Final Fantasy XIV compared with the original Japanese version has attracted widespread attention on Twitter after it revealed just how much more different it was, making some wonder why such effort was removed.
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