First, Square Enix is determined to further expand its online gaming audience by making individual gamers more attractive. Psychologically or realistically, the barrier that separates single-player JRPG enthusiasts from MMORPG remains high, and Square Enix dreams of taking the undecided in the world of online gaming to the world of online gaming. Defying the public’s expectations online is a challenge for Yoshida and her team.
To this end, Square Enix will begin by generalizing the adjuration system, which is currently only offered as part of the game. This system allows you to play missions and dungeons with characters managed by artificial intelligence instead of other players. Make some story changes to justify the presence or absence of certain characters. This “isolation” will be gradual and will start with the 2.0 missions (A Realm Reborn) in the 6.1 update. Note that 8-player events are not compatible with Adjustment before Horizon 7.0.
The group’s other large file aims to improve the visual quality of Final Fantasy 14. Without guaranteeing a magical transformation that would bring graphic quality to the latest big stand-alone production level, the game’s presentation is still a question. Real graphical upgrade since it was launched. Here again, changing everything at once is not a question, but should proceed gradually. This graphical development will result in greater computer requirements for PC players from the next expansion. As for the PS4 players, they are not threatened in the short term: the 7.0 update will still work on the 2013 system.
Square Enix shares some renders, giving players an overview of what is available, noting the results of the first month’s trial. As for the decorations, it is essential to expect the best quality textures for the utensils, lights, shades, foliage, richness of the decorations or weather effects and everything that can enhance the atmosphere. The game is very general.
Other information and not least, Naoki Yoshida announces that the release rate of the major updates of the final Fantasy 14 will change. Instead of a deployment every 3 months, they will now be released every 4 months, which has been increasing the number of questionable updates over the years in order to free up the development team. The free trial, which was temporarily withdrawn in December due to server congestion, will be available again on February 22nd.
Finally, although a new broadcast is scheduled for March 4 to see the details of the 6.1 update, Square Enix has already listed the key contents of the next 5 updates so you can know what regulars are expecting. You can find a summary of the program in the site report Final Fantasy WorldWe also thank you for these screenshots.
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