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</div>I can really see them doing what you're suggesting. 

From a world building/game play aspect they'd even be able to just re-skin some parts of Lucis and Niflheim and the NPC's to make them match the time frame. (I just imagine everyone in 10 layers of clothing, a trench coat and a scarf.) Seriously some of those cars in the game look like they're from the real world 50's. 

98.5% of Eos is already rural, forest, marsh, and mountains too. Besides the outposts maybe being downgraded a bit, they probably wouldn't have much work to do. I'd want to see them utilize all of those dilapidated houses along the roads and maybe show people using those abandoned barns. If we got to play in a smaller open world I hope they'd put more NPC's actually in it doing stuff. Like riding black chocobos or harvesting. It seems like there were less daemons around too. Ironically, there also seemed to be more tech/modern luxuries like cell phones and those blue UV headlights easily available to other parts of the world (I'm vaguely recalling the Cindy/Regalia quests) so much of what's even in present FFXV can be used 30 years prior. And I really need to know if *The Crow's Nest* was around back then.

&gt;Making it 30, you can have it cover the events where he resurrects Ifrit and helps kill Shiva. Have it focus on a younger Iedolas, Verstael and Caligo to help flesh out those characters because it is direly needed.

I hadn't considered the focus on some of these side characters and now I'm really interested in the idea of knowing how Iedolas and them were in their youth/30's. Emperor Aldercapt was like a frenemy to Regis if I'm remembering some of their interactions in Kingsglaive correctly. He was once a "*beloved ruler*" (or so said that one load screen in the game about him) so I'd love to see how Ardyn damages his relationship with Regis and makes him sort of codependent on him. Despite conflicts with Lucis it seems like Niflheim was a pretty prosperous place and I don't remember any of the folks on the train talking badly about Iedolas... 

Oh my god why'd you put this idea in my head? LOL! I'm actually getting kind of mad thinking about how these characters will be made to look *obnoxiously* handsome.  Verstael will look like... Prompto (*clutches heart*). And Caligo will look like a brown haired but totally not as cute Loqi. Also, because this is SE, we'll be made to feel sorry for them and their current story jackassery because they used to be really nice guys who got twisted by time, Ardyn, and whatever else. 

Really though, these dudes didn't age well (that's all of that bitterness, darkness, and thirst for power I suppose) and they look like husks of what used to be people compared to Regis and Clarus, yet they're the same ages. I really want to know what all of these people were like before Ardyn ruined their lives... What was going on with the people of Eos in general pre-Ardyn/Apocalypse?  Was there any semblance of the nations coming together before him? Maybe his backstory will give a bit of history about Aulea too!

Edit: Sorting out my thoughts. I'll probably be back. LOL!Q: Get value from different form using ajax I want to get a value (in my case #{item.description}) from client to server. Here is my html code in pug template.
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