If you are a fan Final Fantasy XIVAs you know, Square Enix’s MMORPG recently released its latest extension called Endwalker. What an extension! The latter promises to spend many hours playing with new cities, dungeons, challenges and raids, not to mention jobs and unknown races, in fact a very long list, our list struggles to pay tribute. What if we tell you that the publisher is forced to stop distribution because this update is so successful?
Finally, this is actually the whole game, which is no longer distributed. With great luck, if you decide to take a fall, know that your first steps may not be immediate. The message comes naturally from the publisher Navogi Yoshida (Managing producer of the game) and a press release (sources), Announces the temporary end of the marketing of its title in its basic and full version.
Reasons for this choice? Final Fantasy XIV has been very popular lately, with servers constantly overflowing. Also, since a problem does not come up alone, a parallel connection error may have appeared according to the players, the latter error indicating a return to 2002 (which contributed to spoiling the release of version 1.0 of MMO). So without letting the situation escalate, Square Enix decided to stop selling its product and take a few days to fix the issues (however, leaving the option for subscribers (payers) to play).
Then how to return to others? According to the person concerned, return Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker It may take a few days for Square Enix to find solutions with its partners, but release an edit link 6.01 (to fix a certain number of issues such as the link error mentioned above). Thereafter, subscribers (always paid players) will be offered a fourteen day subscription in addition to the seven days already provided to compensate for the problems the game has encountered in recent weeks.
Basically, new players want to immerse themselves in the experience, seasonal players are annoyed by connection problems and have no choice but to patiently take your problem for a few more days. Once the issues are fixed the MMO will restart its initial map without taking extra time.
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