Square Enix just sent four new screens of Final Fantasy XI: Ultimate Collection - Abyssea Edition, the collection bundle with new add-ons.
A look back at the most difficult boss battles of all time in Final Fantasy.
I cant wait to see the dragons we will fight in FFXV. I hope the fights are tough as nails.
Ruby is tough no doubt, but a whole lot easier if you go in with one party member
For those that truly understand the game mechanics and take advantage of them. Omega weapon will only actually have around 182k health.
Final Fantasy XI‘s Trust Initiative has been a revolutionary addition to the game. By allowing players to form small parties comprised of only themselves and a couple of NPCs, the leveling process has been eased in the wake of departing players.
Prishe and Ulmia – two NPCS from the game’s second expansion, 2004′s Chains of Promathia – will be added to the system next, nearly 10 years after their initial appearance. Square Enix has promised a full “platoon” of alter egos to follow.
Agreed. However, it's a welcome addition seeing as how Abyssea made EXP parties go bye-bye.
"plenty"
Last time I checked some of the servers were as little as 70 active players and a average of 500-1200 players active.
As we dove into Week Two of our journey in the world of Vana’diel, we decided to tackle what every Final Fantasy XI player should do as soon as they can, our Chocobo Licenses. This consisted of us working up the money to purchase 4 clumps of Gausebit Grass and then sitting for around 5-6 hours next to a Chocobo until it would finally let us feed it. Needless to say, it was one of the most boring things I’ve done in the game. However, it was 100% worth it as Chocobos, as any fan of Final Fantasy should know, can get you around much quicker than your feet and also help you avoid battles.
I agree, but Tera currently has my attention (it's awesome btw) and FFXIV 2.0 launches somewhat soon now.
the time it took to do things in ffxi was one my favorite and worst things about the game. it was hard waiting days weeks months for whatever item or quest you were trying to get, but the sense of accomplishment after all is said and done was something few games could match imo.
