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Final Fantasy 14 is a great game, and arguably the very best MMORPG you can play today. But with the highly anticipated Dawntrail expansion approaching, we can't ignore the fact that the game's account system is an absolute nightmare. Luckily, one player has gone several extra miles to build a helpful tool that explains everything you need to know.That player is Warchamp7, and the tool is a website called How To Literally Play Final Fantasy XIV. It's basically a little mini-quiz that runs you through every permutation of getting an active account to play the game. Do you have a Square Enix account? Do you own any version of the game? What platform do you want to play on? Then you get step-by-step instructions on how to proceed. HEY THERE PALHave you or one of your friends ever wanted to play critically acclaimed MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV only to get trapped in the endless labyrinth and rube goldberg machine that is the Square Enix websites????Yeah I got tired of that pic.twitter.com/ilY0XkAe8cJune 24, 2024This might all sound like obvious stuff, but Warchamp7's description of Square Enix's account websites as an "endless labyrinth and rube goldberg machine" is no exaggeration. The account site is tough enough to navigate on its own, and then there are all the weird, byzantine rules for how accounts work. For example, did you know that once you own a copy of Final Fantasy 14, you're locked into paying the monthly subscription, even if you only want to play content that's in the free trial? Or were you aware of the fact that the standalone PC launcher and Steam versions are treated as completely different products, and once you buy the game on Steam you can never go back to the non-Steam version?You may likeWorld of Warcraft's new housing system lets you decorate without the floating hacks I've been using in Final Fantasy 14 for 11 years, and I weepFinal Fantasy 14: Dawntrail helped players block stalkers, but the problem might get much worse with a backend exploit some mods are already taking advantage ofFinal Fantasy 14 is an all-time favorite for me, but even I'll admit that the account and license rules are absurd - hence why I published a PSA earlier this year warning prospective players from getting trapped by the Starter Edition that was being offered as an Xbox Game Pass perk. Playing a game this good shouldn't be this complicated.Looking for details on the Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail maintenance start and end time for patch 7.0? You know where to click. Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more

Summary Final Fantasy 14 devs are eager to collaborate with Monster Hunter Wilds, showing strong interest in a potential crossover. The FF14 team previously worked on a successful Monster Hunter World collaboration. There is no official announcement for such a team-up yet, but with interest from Square Enix, hopefilly one will happen. Final Fantasy 14 lead battle content designer Masaki Nakagawa recently commented on the potential for a Monster Hunter Wilds collaboration. The popular MMORPG previously collaborated with Monster Hunter World, leading many fans to hope that the Final Fantasy 14 developers are willing to work with Capcom again to give fans more new content. In 2018, Square Enix and Capcom announced and launched a crossover between Final Fantasy 14 and Monster Hunter World with free collaboration content in both games. Final Fantasy 14 players teamed up to take on Monster Hunter's Rathalos in a special quest, while Monster Hunter World players worked together to hunt down Final Fantasy's Behemoth. Completing these quests would unlock rewards like a Palico minion in Final Fantasy 14 and Dragoon armor in Monster Hunter World. The content was well received by fans at that time, and some were left wondering if another Monster Hunter collaboration would happen, since 2021's Monster Hunter Rise did not collaborate with Final Fantasy 14. Related Final Fantasy 14 Confirms When Housing Demolitions Will Resume Final Fantasy 14 homeowners should be sure to enter their virtual abodes in the coming weeks, as Square Enix reveals when demolitions will resume. The developers of Final Fantasy 14 are fans of the Monster Hunter series, and they would love to work on a Monster Hunter Wilds crossover if the opportunity arises, according to a Gamesradar+ interview with Final Fantasy 14's lead battle content designer Masaki Nakagawa. However, Nakagawa notes that the team will do their best to enjoy Monster Hunter Wilds first before proceeding with the steps necessary to make the collab happen. Nakagawa also stated that the game designer who handled the battle content for the Monster Hunter World collab is still motivated and has some ideas about what they want to do for "next time." Lead battle content designer Masaki Nakagawa would love to work on a Monster Hunter Wilds collab. The Final Fantasy 14 development team are fans of the Monster Hunter franchise. There's nothing to announce at this time, but the Final Fantasy 14 developers are enthusiastic about creating new collab content if the opportunity arises. If given the opportunity to work on a Monster Hunter Wilds collab, Nakagawa says the Final Fantasy 14 development team "could create something amazing with our overwhelming enthusiasm." Although a new collab was not confirmed, Final Fantasy 14 players can still access the Monster Hunter World content to this day with a character that completed the Stormblood main scenario quest and reached level 70. It's clear that the Final Fantasy 14 developers are hopeful to work again with Capcom, but fans will likely need to wait until after the release of Monster Hunter

Wind-up-merchant. Posted March 25, 2024, 6:05 p.m. The director of Final Fantasy 14 has sparked renewed rumors of a Final Fantasy 9 remake.Speaking during PAX East, Final Fantasy 14 director Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yoshida announced Final Fantasy 9-themed extras for the Collector’s Edition and Digital Collector’s Edition of Final Fantasy 14 expansion Dawntrail, including Final Fantasy 9’s Ark summon as a Final Fantasy 14 mount and a wind-up Princess Garnet minion (Garnet, aka Dagger, is one of the main characters of Final Fantasy 9). If you pre-order Dawntrail, you get a wind-up Zidane minion. Zidane is the protagonist of Final Fantasy 9.Final Fantasy 9-themed bonuses for Final Fantasy 14 wouldn’t be much to write home about on their own, but it’s what Yoshi-P said on-stage alongside their announcement that has truly set tongues wagging. "You may have noticed a lot of Final Fantasy 9 references here, but the reason is a secret,” he said before zipping his mouth shut.Final Fantasy 9 remake rumors have swirled around Square Enix ever since the unannounced game emerged as part of a 2021 Nvidia leak of upcoming titles. The list, confirmed legit by Nvidia but potentially outdated, includes a number of Square Enix games the company has either announced or released since, such as the Chrono Cross remaster, Kingdom Hearts 4, and of course the Final Fantasy 7 remake for PC. However, Final Fantasy 9 remake and Final Fantasy Tactics, both of which are on the leaked list of games, have yet to materialize. Just a few months before the Nvidia leak, in June 2021, a Final Fantasy 9 animated series was reported to be in development, although we haven’t heard anything about it in the years since.Rather than a Final Fantasy 9 remake, Yoshi-P may instead have teased a crossover event between Final Fantasy 14 and Final Fantasy 9, or hinted at the reemergence of the Final Fantasy 9 animated series. But that hasn’t stopped fans from getting excited about the prospect of seeing the 2000 PSone classic role-playing game reborn.Square Enix is of course busy remaking Final Fantasy 7, with the second entry in the trilogy, Rebirth, recently released. Square Enix is now looking ahead to the final part of the trilogy, which based on the current pace of development may not be finished until roughly 2028. If that ends up being the case, the third part of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake may well be a PlayStation 6 launch title, if Sony's comments about the PS5 being in the "latter stage" of its life cycle are anything to go by.Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at [email protected] or confidentially at