It is entirely based on the developers and what they think will sell without enraging the players beyond belief.Īm I worried? Not particularly because the team has showed that on a whole it knows what it's doing. There's never been anything stopping them. You can say that there's nothing preventing the developers from tossing new items onto the cash shop now, but that has always been true. This is not surprising, the time to get upset about this was months ago, and now we're here. We've had items being sold for real world money ever since Fantasia was made purchasable for characters at will, and the fanfest was immediately preceded by the announcement that Fantasia purchases would be changing. We have items with an in-game benefit in the refer-a-friend service. We've had buyable upgrades in the form of the Collector's Edition buy-up. We've had buyable minions as bonuses for items for a while now. And the time to be angry about this was back when the idea was first proposed. On the 28th, FFXIV is getting a cash shop. So let's start in on it, kicking off with the elephant in the room that I've already been hearing about for the entirety of the past day for obvious reasons.
You tried, gold star, etc.īut enough about what I did and didn't get right there's plenty more to talk about from the various panels, the Live Letter, and other revelations. I'd call it a mix and a wash, at the end of the day. But we did get gear details and an expansion announcement.
FINAL FANTASY XIV SLEIPNIR BARDING PATCH
A minority of demo stations covering content I hadn't anticipated, patch 2.4 a week after my prediction, and mentions of 2.5 in brief. Well, I'm not going to lie: My aim was mixed at best. How did it all shake down, in the final assessment? So Final Fantasy XIV players like yours truly have a mouthful of fanfest information to chew on.
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