Final Fantasy XIV Major Patches Detailed
by Brian Leahy, Nov 11, 2010 12:20pm PSTSquare Enix has published a massive list of changes and fixes coming to its newest MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV. The updates are split into two categories, with one group of fixes scheduled to go live in November and December, while other changes are queued up for the first update in 2011.
While the full list isn't very detailed, it certainly covers a lot of fixes, adjustments, and new content. I'm not surprised, however, as it has unfortunately become commonplace to launch MMORPG titles before they are truly ready for release.
Square Enix recently gave an additional 30 days of playtime to all players that had purchased the game before October 25. I'll ask the same question again: is anyone still playing this game? Do you plan to stick with it through these patches? A PlayStation 3 version is still planned for release in 2011.
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Also, one thing that frustrated me was people saying "this game was built for the console". I tried to use a controller, and you know, combat isn't really very intuitive for this. It's way too slow. You have to move up and down you're action bar to select an ability, and then depending on that ability, you have to "re-target" your target. That's just silly. 3-5 seconds on the controller to do said action (and that's being generous), versus 2 clicks of the mouse which take maybe 1-2 seconds (if you're slow). I just don't see how this is "built for consoles" when it's so horribly slow to use controllers.
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