If you have not dabbled in the MMORPG, which was one of our best games of the decade, then now is the time.Along with the latest major update, the Square Enix MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV (on PC and PS4) expanded its free trial offering in a big way. (So do I.)įinal Fantasy 14 has something for everyone, whether that’s endgame raiding, unique character fashions, or even boat fishing. Square Enix wants you to play Final Fantasy 14 so badly. Players won’t get their inventories flooded with useless dungeon items anymore, and one dungeon boss that was notoriously known for killing newbies has been changed to make his attacks easier to see. Tons of other smaller changes in the latest patch streamlined things, too. Players who have bought the game in any form will still need a subscription to play, even if they have not completed A Realm Reborn or Heavensward, unfortunately.
You can play all of that without having to subscribe or pay for the game.ĭo note that players under the trial version will not have access to the marketboard, as well as some social features, a measure Square Enix has taken to prevent botting. Heavensward is seen by players as some of the best story writing in the game, so it’s definitely worth checking out if you haven’t already. Rather than cutting off at level 35, players can go beyond A Realm Reborn and even complete the first expansion, Heavensward, which goes up to level 60. In addition to this, the free trial version of the game has now expanded dramatically. (Though honestly, there’s still a ton of quests in the base game, so don’t expect it to go by quickly.) Like many MMORPGs, there were a ton of filler fetch quests, some of which have since been removed. For many, A Realm Reborn’s story, while good, was dauntingly long and hard to get through. The base game, A Realm Reborn, has had its main scenario quests cut down by 13%, trimming a lot of the excess fetch quests out of the game. Thanks to a big update in Final Fantasy 14’s latest patch, now is the perfect time to start the game.
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