

It's a cool idea from fans, but ultimately more wish fulfillment fantasy on their part.

Plus, data-miners discovered that Raptor was originally supposed to be the President, but this was removed from the game, making it far more likely we're actually dealing with either the Vice President or someone high-up in the Cabinet such as the Secretary of State. Given that "Eagle" was used as President Bill Clinton's Secret Service callsign in real life, Raptor might appear to be superficially referring to the POTUS, but there's absolutely nothing in the game concretely pointing to that.įor starters, while the soldiers are presumably prohibited from referring to Raptor as anything but his codename, the lack of a reaction to seeing the President in-the-flesh suggests it isn't him. Moved to melancholy by the tragic tale, he forgoes adapting it for the stage, choosing instead to honor the memory of the departed with a verse. In the shadow of Kuganes renowned Mujikoza theater, you recount your clash with Sri Lakshmi to the wandering minstrel. Nevertheless, many fans have assumed that "Raptor" is actually the President of the United States, largely due to the fuss made about securing him and the possibly telling nature of his codename. Emanation (Extreme) is an 8-man trial introduced with Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood.

You've got no other direct information about the target, and their appearance simply gives away that they're a middle-aged white man clearly working in a high level of government, hence the VIP status.
