Final Fantasy XIV is a notable entry to the genre but only for what it lacks. It lacks character; bare-bones quests and audiovisual repetition fail to instill a sense of fantasy wonder. It lacks cohesion; communication failures, economic oddities, and stringent limitations leave you constantly directionless. And it lacks joy; the abysmal interface and boring monsters make it a struggle to stay invested. The open-ended classes, the stunning graphics engine, the focus on story--these elements deserve rightful praise. It's a shame they weren't put to use in a game worthy of the Final Fantasy brand. Certainly, Final Fantasy XIV will improve as features are added, yet the failures go beyond the superficial. Updates may address a multitude of flaws, but "fun" is not a feature that can be added with a simple patch.
Square Enix released new screenshots of the upcoming patch 7.25 for its popular MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV, including the Occult Crescent.
A Final Fantasy XIV fan has embraced the way of the Warrior by creating an axe-shaped controller for IRL Fell Cleaves.
The Final Fantasy XIV Crystalline Conflict Community Cup North America 2024 just ended yesterday and Dubstep Nation won.
Uh oh.
I’m not one of those people who have been bashing Square Enix ever since they’ve been Square Enix, but... They need to get it together...
Im playing it and its fun. are U.s sad they are going through what we jp had to go through when ffxi released first in japan? bugs,nothing to do much,etc till 1 year after then u.s got ffxi tested and less buggy..
don't complain samething happened in ffxi u.s just got it later and dint have the problem
So now jp dont suffer alone in ffxiv, it will get better though
Ownt!
cant blame it on the xbox wonder whats the excuse now