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Best to start investing in these as soon as you can to progress smoothly through the story. You’ll also be spending imprimaturs to progress in the early story missions, in which case you earn one for every six real-life hours that pass (and you can only hold a max of 15 at any one time). The End of FFXILuckily the end of Final Fantasy XI doesn't seem like it's anywhere close, but with the end of the Xbox 360 servers for suddenly se. SoA I believe can be widely different for everyone depending on how high you increase your Adoulin fame level before taking on the main story quests. I’d wager you’ll probably spend at least 50 hours here, and definitely more if you decide to do the other Nations’ quest lines.

WoTG involved a fair amount of travel due to the nature of the expansion and its high number of zones, not to mention you’re completing both Nation missions as well as Main Story quests (and cutscenes were a pretty big factor for time taken too). WoTG and SoA were definitely the longest to complete in comparison to prior expansions. I hope FFXI stays active for many years to come, and I look forward to coming back for endgame in the near future. I’d be lying if I said I hadn’t burnt myself out on this game (considering I’ve invested the equivalent of nine real-life hours a day this whole month to reach this point!) but I can gladly say that it was entirely worth it. My playthrough was a mostly solo experience (shout outs to Irillyth, Xxmiphyxx and Reclusezero for the final boss clear) which still managed to keep me hooked the entire time, but I really came to value those brief encounters I’d have with other adventurers out in the world, be it catching the boat from Selbina with another new player for the first time, or the veteran saving me from my first surprise encounter with a Notorious Monster. One of my biggest regrets would now have to be having missed out on FFXI during its prime. WoTG and CoP contained what are now probably some of my favourite FF stories told to date, and the ending to RoV felt satisfying in a way that I can only imagine must have been a wholly emotional, bittersweet moment for veteran players. It’s only been a month since I first set foot in Vana’diel and I’ve fallen totally in love with it.įFXI was the final ‘Final Fantasy’ I had left to tick off the Square Enix bucket list, and what I imagined to be only a brief visit soon turned into a month-long marathon to absorb as much of this game’s world as I possibly could. Check out the new 1-119 guide on BG Wiki. Coming from FFXIV? Check out our FFXIV->FFXI page. The Community Project has been delivered! Community resources

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As MMOs became more guided experiences that held player's hands, Final Fantasy XI still demanded that players figure out its systems for themselves, and experiment. Yes, the game had its rough patches, but over the years through changes and additions, the core systems became even more engaging.

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Final Fantasy XI took the ideas of the series and applied them to the MMO formula in interesting ways. Active nearly two decades, FFXI has over a dozen active servers, receives monthly updates, and is tied to Nexon's cancelled Final Fantasy XI R mobile project. Outside of traditional MMO ideas, jobs even applied to the wider game and not just combat, like how thieves can pick locks. A community for those with interest in Square Enix's original MMORPG, Final Fantasy XI (FFXI, FF11). What resulted was an experience that felt unique to each player, and experimentation was necessary. The game also added sub-jobs on top of the system, expanding on each role with even more unique ideas and playstyles. Players could choose from a variety of different jobs in Final Fantasy XI, but unlike most MMOs, you didn't have to change characters to change 'class.' Players could collect gear from all across the world, then use it in tandem with jobs to experiment with entirely new playstyles. A big part of this for Final Fantasy XI came with the series' iconic job system. Freedom is at the heart of the MMO experience, and the best of the genre gives players an endless amount of options.

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