PS3, PC, and PS4 players will all play on the same servers. This is old news, but I noticed a lot of people are still confused. This means day one if you purchase 90s worth of subscription, you'll get all the veteran rewards day 1. It doesn't take into consideration play time, just purchased subscription. Currently they announced 30, 60, and 90 day subscription bonuses. Players of 1.0 will be granted free subscription until 09/10 however, these won't start until 08/27 (no early access without a preorder or legacy status) Other news that might matter to those interested: Once registration opens up (should in the next day or two), I'll post a link where you can go to register.Īlso, early access for individuals who pre-ordered is scheduled to open 08/24. Registration will be required and it's likely the client won't be publicly published in the PSN (you'll need a code to access the client). To be considered end game, you generally have to spend a LOT of time questing/farming/collecting armor that will allow you to face the last of the content the game has to offer.Įdited on Tue 6th August, 2013 11:41 by NathanUC
You can do as little or as much as you want to do in games like this.ĮDIT: To clarify, endgame doesn't simply mean getting level 50 with your class. Think of it like a massively expanded Skyrim really. These games simply don't last forever and you will eventually run out of things that interest you. FFXI lasted so long because there have been MANY MANY updates and expansions to give end game players new content to master and explore. So when you look at it, with a single character you can work on maxing out all your characters before even worrying about endgame content with a group.Īs for your question about extending the life of an MMO, this is usually done with expansions and major updates. There are also around 8 non-combat classes you can level up to 50 (all solo). There are 8 combat classes (with 2 branching jobs each at level 30 that don't need to be leveled separately). Put it this way, you can get level 50 (currently the cap) completely alone relatively easily over time. but I think the amount of time it takes to get that far would be worth the money (for me anyways).
Yeah, eventually you'd 'run out' of solo'able content and the end game content really requires other players as well. Would it be harder to enjoy the game if eventually my level falls behind everyone else? I always hear how for FFXI, it was hard for new players in the later years.Īnd you said that most of the content is soloable, but there is an end to that right? I mean if I am done all the mission or story, what does an MMO do to keep a player playing for years (never played one so I don't know)?
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