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The codes will always be accessible from this location should you ever need to reference them again.The registration codes can be redeemed immediately on the Mog Station http://sqex.to/Msp. If this is your first time installing and registering "FINAL FANTASY XIV Online", you may redeem your registration codes during the initial installation process.Please note that the Brazilian and Russian subscription and optional item prices were adjusted on November 15th, 2017. Please visit the following links for further details: Brazilian / Russian prices. 1075eedd30 Title: FINAL FANTASY XIV OnlineGenre: Massively Multiplayer, RPGDeveloper:Square EnixPublisher:Square EnixFranchise:FINAL FANTASYRelease Date: 18 Feb, 2014 FINAL FANTASY XIV Online Full Crack [key] I love FFXIV so I give it a thumbs up. But I don't play any MMO's other than Elite Dangerous so i can't compare. However, I did look into two issues I have with FFXIV to see if it's a wide spread MMO issue. I was frustrated to see other MMO's handle these issues way better, specifically Guild Wars 2. But I still much prefer FFXIV.The only two problems I have with FFXIV is the low numbers (can be a problem when waiting to do specific duties) and the insane amount of hoop-jumping required. For one example, to unlock flying mounts you have to "attune" yourself to each zone THAT ALLOWS FLYING by treasure hunting specific points throughout those zones. I mean, why? Other MMO's just let you fly in every zone as soon as you get flying mounts. FFXIV gives you a flying mount and then demands you do all this nonsense that's tedious as all hell. I'd like to explore the special flying maps by actually flying please. FFXIV seems to have this philosophy for a lot of its content. Simple things dragged out for the sake of "content".Also, there are frequent quests that see you walk back and both talking to people - and that's it. Sometimes these people ARE RIGHT NEXT TO EACH OTHER. Honestly what was the point?Aaaanyway. If youre going to join the fun, make sure you pick a server that has loads of players!. TLDR: This is the game that convinced me I never need to return to World of Warcraft.(Please keep in mind this is all personal opinion and what MMORPGs one likes or dislikes is entirely subjective and depends on what the individual is looking for)I bought this game when ARR first released, and I enjoyed it. It was fun and as a Final Fantasy fan I enjoyed the story, music, art style and overall vibe of the game. For some reason though I was unable to commit to fully getting into the game. I didn't give it the amount of time it deserved, and quit before even hitting level 30 when you unlock your advanced job. The long global cooldown and basic combat at low levels eventually led me back to World of Warcraft, which had been my addiction of choice since a couple months before the release of Burning Crusade. It was the game that really showed me what a massively multiplayer game is capable of and that plus the fact that many of my friends still played it, I had a hard time moving on to something new. But as time went on, WoW progressively became more and more of a shell of its former self. Post Heavensward release I picked up the expansion and made my way to lvl 50 on my Dragoon, loving every second of it and having an absolute blast doing dungeons and seeing the progression of the story. But soon after my subscription lapsed and I was unable to continue paying for a sub due to my financial situation. I went back to WoW for Legion and Battle for Azeroth; playing both until level cap and doing raid progression with my friends for the first tier of raids in each expansion before quitting each time. It just wasn't the game I fell in love with way back when and the most recent expansion, BfA, was the nail in the coffin for me. Since I first started playing WoW back in the day I have constantly tried other MMORPGs. You name the game, I have probably tried it. And despite having genuine fun and sticking with certain games for a while such as GW1\/GW2, ESO, Aion, Warhammer Online, and OSRS, I never felt truly in LOVE with or as invested in those games as I did with WoW. So when I heard FFXIV was getting another expansion soon with Shadowbringers, I decided to really give it my best shot since I did really have a good time leveling to 50. And man, I'm so glad that I did. I have not had this much fun in an MMORPG in the LONGEST time. Now having the time to be able to fully delve into all this game has to offer I started seeing things I had not seen originally, and experiencing things that I had not experienced since playing WoW back in TBC era. I have gotten my Dragoon to level 70 and the issues I had when first playing the game regarding combat are completely nonexistant now. In fact, I find that although the combat is still slightly slower paced than that of WoW, it is far more engaging and tactical. But at level cap, you definitely are using a lot more abilities than you do at lower levels and have many skills off the global cooldown. With that said though, since hitting 70 on my Dragoon, I have not touched that class. This is because I've been having an absolute BLAST leveling other jobs and crafting professions, which is so simple to do since you can level every job and crafting profession on a SINGLE character. I have not had this much fun doing low level content in an MMORPG since Vanilla\/TBC WoW. In other games, such as WoW, low level content is made trivial after the first time you do it. And this is amplified as expansions come out and the level cap is increased, as most MMORPGs put all the emphasis on endgame and not the leveling experience itself. I still find myself experiencing some actual challenges during some low level content and none of it feels irrelevant or trivial, which is huge to me as someone who likes leveling multiple classes and roles. Additionally, the story of this game, both the main storyline and the individual job storylines are FANTASTIC and keep me engaged and motivated to keep going far more than any other MMORPG ever has by far. This game just has so much to offer and it is all done so exceptionally. The only thing this game does not do at a top tier level is PVP, which is unfortunate as someone who was a HEAVY arena player throughout my time in WoW, and a lover of open world PVP in Vanilla and other MMOs. BUT it has definitely come a long way from when it first was implemented and is at the very least a quite fun distraction from the rest of the content. You will not find a competitive and extensive PVP experience in this game, but trust me, it is not even close to the worst PVP I have experienced, just keep in mind that if you are a PVP focused player, this game probably wont scratch that itch the way you want. Other than that though, this game has everything you could really want from a traditional modern MMORPG. Do you like deep storylines in your MMOs? This game is for you. Do you like freedom to play any and EVERY class you want to on a single character? This game is for you. Do you like group content that can be genuinely challenging, unique, and is not made completely trivial by the increase in level cap? This game is for you (I haven't even experienced level 70 raids yet but I have played through the older raids and absolutely LOVED THEM. I have also extensively watched videos of the level 70 raids and I just gotta say that these endgame dungeons\/instances make WoW endgame look EMBARRASSING in comparison). Do you enjoy customizing your character and creating a unique look that makes you stand out from the crowd? This game is for you. Do you enjoy collecting rare items, mounts, pets, and achievements? This game is for you. Do you wish other MMORPGs weren't so mindless and boring before level cap, and are tired of just mashing your face on the keyboard without even having to pay attention at earlier levels? This game is for you. Do you enjoy having tons of in game events that add unique and fun limited time content as well as give you awesome and unique items? This game is for you. Do you want more RPG in your MMORPG? This game is for you. Do you like Final Fantasy? This game is for you. Seriously I could go on. Even if you aren't an MMO fan but enjoy RPGs I'd still recommend trying this game out. The game starts off a little slow, but once you hit level 15 and unlock that first dungeon, you will begin to see what this game will offer. And it just never stops getting better from there. I've played a lot of MMOs, and enjoyed quite a handful, but none have ever fully pulled me away from the one that started my love for the genre. Having fully immersed myself in this game now, I can confidently say, that I will never be returning to World of Warcraft (will probably play some Classic when it comes out but more for nostalgia and certainly only casually). With the exception of PVP (which right now is god awful anyway) there is absolutely nothing that current World of Warcraft does that this doesn't do arguably better and with Shadowbringers on the horizon it looks like it's only going to get better. I seriously implore you to give this game a shot if you are a fan of this genre. This game has succeeded in doing something that up until this point I genuinely thought was impossible for any game to ever accomplish. Final Fantasy XIV has made me fall in love with an MMORPG again in the same way I fell in love with WoW over a decade ago. If you are anything like me, I truly think it can do the same for you.. Amazing game! HOWEVER buy it on Square Enix store. The Steam users are being treated like people of second or third category. The SE and PS4 users got the first expansion for free. The players with the Steam version? Lol nope.. Sunk 36 hours into it in 3 days, would highly recommend.. If you like MMORPGs like WoW then you're certain to enjoy this.. I've been playing the game since launch with several breaks (my playtime is not fully reflected on Steam, because I've been using non-steam account at first and then non-steam game launcher most of the time). The game can be a fun experience sometimes, but I cannot recommend playing it as it is intended by the developer. FFXIV has a new expansion released every 2 years. And you only need a couple of months playing the game for about 2 hours a day to do all the casual battle content of an expansion (released at launch and during the 2-year lifecycle). This includes time to watch main scenario cutscenes and to quickly read through the numerous main scenario click-through dialogues.The game has very interesting HARDCORE BATTLE CONTENT, but I've decided to stop doing it for the following reasons.1. There is little amount of hardcore content.Each game expansion has 3 progression cycles (7 - 9 months each). Each progression cycle a new raid tier is released along with new higher item_level gear that makes all previously released gear obsolete. Each progression cycle has only 6 - 7 new hardcore fights (4 fights in the new Savage Raid and 2 or 3 Extreme Primals).2. Progress through a Savage raids is artificially held back a lot.Gearing up is necessary, but it's really slow at the endgame because of weekly loot limitations, RNG and the amount of casual content grind required. The difficulty of the last fight in a Savage Raid is set so high that only about 10% of all active players clear it. After the next raid tier is released players just move on to the new raid, leaving the old one behind where they stopped, because it doesn't provide relevant rewards anymore (you won't find PUGs or dedicated statics for old raids). In the last expansion (Stormblood) 2 Ultimate difficulty fights have been released; you can do them only after beating Savage Raids; their difficulty is even higher - only about 1% of all active players cleared them.3. It becomes repetitive very quickly.While hardcore content (Extreme Primals and Savage Raids) is very interesting to learn while it's new, it's very rigidly scripted - to the point that you can write down the exact boss attack rotation. It doesn't help to keep interest that both Savage Raids and Extreme Primals have their casual counterparts (Normal Raids and Hard Primals), that are the same fights with the same bosses that just have simplified and weaker attacks. You are expected to clear both Normal and Savage Raids (as far as you can get) weekly to make a roll for weekly loot.4. It's way too hard to find player parties for hardcore content.Doing hard content in pick-up groups (PUGs) brings more negative than positive emotions. The game provides no efficient matchmaker or efficient tools to build communities (social networks) of reliable players or to filter out misbehaving players. As a result the absolute majority of PUGs get disbanded after a few tries or a lot of players ragequit, because there are almost always some players who don't meet the requirements of the party and the party fails to reach the goal (such as kill\/farm\/training starting from a particular phase of the fight).If I join a static, I get tired of repetition very quickly. Statics do on regular bases only hard content of the latest progression cycle, because only it provides relevant rewards. Besides adhering to the static schedule, as a static member you do not have an option to skip grinding casual content either, because otherwise you would fall behind other static members in gearing up your character. And there is not much variety of casual battle content either.The number of players in a party for instanced fights is strictly fixed. For hardcore fights it's 8 players (no more, no less).Doing OLD CONTENT (of previous expansions) is not nearly as interesting as new one, because:- all actions (abilities) of a job (battle class) become available only when it reaches the current level cap;- absolute majority of game characters entering older fights through duty roulettes for daily rewards are overgeared.As a result older fights feel much more like easy grind than challenging and exciting action.PvP in FF XIV is a complete joke. It is unpopular to the point that Square Enix has to limit the number of available game modes (and rotate them each weak) so that the matchmaker can manage to find players for the available ones. There is no open world PvP either. PvP is also completely F2P: a free trial character can participate in all PvP fights (except for ranked matches) on equal terms with subscribers. It is plagued with cheaters and botters. Reporting such players to Square Enix has no effect. There are no efficient ways of communication between players: there is no VoIP in the game, and some of PvP modes have even text chat disabled (you can only use phrases predefined by Square Enix by pressing buttons\/using text macros).The game is often praised for its CRAFTING system. While it is complex, it is also very repetitive at the same time. Players just use macros to automate the crafting process. If you decide to get into crafting seriously, you will need to level up all the crafting professions on a single game character in order to get all cross-class skills, as well as gathering professions for the supply of materials. And nobody is excited about gathering, because it's just a tedious grind. You don't need to level up crafting to be an efficient PvE\/PvP player.The game is heavily MONETIZED. Expect to buy the base game and the latest expansion, pay monthly subscription fee and besides:- If you are a crafter or collect glamours (cosmetic gear for your game character) you will easily run out of inventory space. To increase it you are expected to hire additional retainers (NPC characters) for additional real money monthly fee. Retainers also provide additional bonuses for crafters. There are cosmetic items that can be bought only with real money. You need to buy Fantasia potion with real money to change the appearance of your game character significantly.- You are interested in housing? Be aware that your house will be destroyed if you unsubscribe from the game for longer than 45 days in a row.- The mobile app for buying\/selling stuff on the in-game auction (Market Board) with in-game currency (Gil) has an optional real money subscription fee and a premium currency that are used to unlock transactions.- There are Scenario Skip and Job Level-Boost potions. Be ready to buy both or buy none. If you buy only Scenario Skip potion (there are ~584 main scenario quests as of patch 4.58) your progress will be too slow because of lack of experience points bonuses.Square Enix makes 50% DISCOUNTS on the base game and the latest expansion every year at different times on different digital stores, including Steam (after several months cooldown since new expansion release). You also get all previous game expansions for free if you purchase the latest one.. I upgraded my Steam free trial account from the Mog Station but I can\u2019t buy Heavensward from Steam. What should I do?Well Square Enix Said:We have identified a technical issue that prevents Steam users from purchasing Heavensward if they played the FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn free trial on Steam and upgraded to the full game via the Mog Station. Steam users who purchased FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn directly from Steam are not affected by this issue.If you are affected, please contact our Support Centre by using the \u201cAdditional Assistance\u201d button below and we will be happy to assist you in resolving this issue.