subject: Final Fantasy Xiv [print this page] Final Fantasy XIV comes to computers in September, and the PlayStation 3 in March next year and his playing just will not come cheap
Square Enix has announced that the PC version of the MMO Final Fantasy XIV and put out 30th September this year. At the same time it was announced that the PS3 version of the same title was postponed until March 2011. year. It will be made and a special version of the game for the PC that will go on sale 22nd September in Europe. This version will, unless earlier access servers contain a DVD with a film about making a game ticket, a guest ticket for a friend (for servers to play), 30 days of free play and a diary.
Price of the game is not released, but it is known that the monthly subscription fee to play will be 12.99 euros. Will be able to buy and room for additional characters that will cost three euros a month, and will be able to play with up to eight characters at a time. Price playing the PS3 version will be published later. (G.M.).
Final Fantasy XIV mixes classic Final fantasy elements, though taken from a variety of extensions of this prolific series, and intends to include them in the traditional system of MMO's. It will cost us 13 euros a month to play with other players, you will have a very powerful computer that we could run it at all (Core 2 Duo, 1.5 GB RAM ...), but it should be said, however, that Square learned something from FF XI.
The game will rely less on quests that are done with large companies and offer more content that players can do alone or in small groups. They did not specify, but we hope that the missing marathon meetings with the bosses for whom the players are literally faints from fatigue - one of the most famous story from FF XI was the boss, with whom the fight lasted longer than 18 hours! Normally, the Square later withdrew the said fight, but still ...
Among the other classic elements we will see five races (Hyur, Elezen, Lalafell, Roegadyn, Miqo'te) and an interesting system of work (equivalent class) who is first divided into four main groups, and then separated into a few more of them, depending on which groups say. It is interesting to be able to change jobs simply by changing the weapons so you should play FF's should be much more flexible experience of many of today's MMO's.
Confusing part comes when it concerns leveliranja - Square says it will not be a classic leveliranja and gathering experience for him, but there will be an experience of something they call the Physical Level. Plus, points have been added which will bind to a particular type of weapon you're using what we believe to be somewhat comparable to the weapon skill in World of Warcraft (which will finally disappear with the arrival of the new expansion).
Much has remained incomplete - The Fellowship of the composition, how guilds work, move around the world, the impact of equipment, the independent distribution of skill and who knows what not. While the game does not arrive in less than a month, you can find yourself a state of affairs in the open beta which will last for the next few weeks so hurry.
