FINAL FANTASY XIV Online

i have amost 100 hours and im not even lvl 60 but ngl this games story is so good i would sell my organs to play more plus the dungons and the charactor creation this game is worth the subscription

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Un des meilleur MMO auquel j'ai joué de ma vie, le système de jobs est particulièrement cool

Totally the best co-op game! I just don't like that you have to subscribe monthly to keep your character if you are playing.

the more i play this game the more I worry about the damage it will do to my life. 11/10

Great game lots to do only downside is i wish they added in game voicechat feature for raids and light parties oh and during the main quest of a realm reborn you can tell they are kinda milking it but its amazing other than that!

Final Fantasy XIV Through the Eyes of an 18-Year World of Warcraft Veteran - After spending nearly two decades in World of Warcraft, I honestly didn't think another MMO could pull me away for more than a few weeks. Three months ago, I decided to give Final Fantasy XIV a serious chance. I expected a decent story, some different combat mechanics, and maybe a fresh change of scenery. What I didn't expect was to discover a living, breathing community that feels like a true virtual world. The biggest difference between WoW and FFXIV isn't the raids, dungeons, or even the story. It's the people. In World of Warcraft, most player interaction revolves around progression. You log in to raid, run Mythic+, complete your weekly objectives, and log out. Socialization exists, but it's often secondary to the content. In FFXIV, socialization is content. Every night, player housing districts are packed with activity. Entire communities have transformed housing into bustling venues, cafes, nightclubs, concert halls, casinos, and roleplay spaces. It's not uncommon to see DJs streaming live music into packed virtual clubs while hundreds of players dance, socialize, and participate in themed events. On any given evening, you can find glam contests, player-run game shows, fashion competitions, giveaways, seasonal festivals, weddings, scavenger hunts, and community gatherings happening across multiple servers. The glamour system itself deserves special mention. While transmog exists in WoW, FFXIV's community has elevated fashion into an endgame activity. Players spend countless hours creating unique outfits, hosting glamour competitions, and showing off creative designs. Entire events are built around fashion and self expression, and people genuinely appreciate the effort others put into their characters. What surprised me most is how welcoming the community has been. As a new player, I expected the usual MMO experience of being ignored until I learned everything myself. Instead, veteran players regularly stopped to answer questions, offer advice, run older content, and simply chat. Sprouts aren't treated as an inconvenience, istead they are treated as future members of the community. World of Warcraft feels like a game where players happen to be present. Final Fantasy XIV feels like a community that happens to exist inside a game. After eighteen years in Azeroth, I never thought I'd find myself logging into an MMO just to hang out, attend a player hosted event, browse venue listings, enter a glamour contest, or spend an evening socializing in a housing district. Yet that's become a regular part of my experience. Three months in, the raids are fun, the story is excellent (especially Shadowbringers and endwalker), and the combat continues to grow on me. But the reason I've stayed isn't any of those things. It's because for the first time in a very long time, an MMO feels genuinely social again.

Fun game even for cozy gamers and especially good for people who love storytelling and quest and you can never get bored there is so much to do! I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for something to play.

A vinculação de uma conta Square-Enix já existente, e com histórico de uso em outras plataformas, fica completamente falha quando essa vinculação é feita à conta Steam. A Mogstation do jogo se comporta como se eu tivesse uma versão Windows dele (a qual eu nunca comprei) e cria um paradoxo sem solução para liberar o login depois que a conta é marcada como pertencente à Steam, mesmo não tendo se ORIGINADO na Steam. Paguei pelo jogo, paguei tempo de jogo, e estou há dias trocando mensagens com o suporte da Square-Enix, sem sucesso para fazer meu jogo funcionar, porque o suporte é ridiculamente incompetente e tenta resolver tudo com mensagens automáticas. As 10 horas de jogo computadas pela Steam foram de tempo gasto puramente no launcher pra tentar fazer o jogo rodar. SEM SUCESSO. Joguei dinheiro fora tentando voltar pro meu jogo favorito. EDIT PÓS-18h DE FORMATAÇÃO DE MÁQUINA E RECONFIGURAÇÕES DE JOGO: Estou de volta! Eu amo FFXIV de novo! <3