For those interested in more info, we have a megathread on /r/ffxiv that's great for getting any questions asked, as well as the usual new player guides and stuff. If anyone likes the game and wants to do the whole subscription thing to unlock all the way up to Shadowbringers, here's an obligatory RaF code if you need/want one for the free goodies (entered before any payments to get them): M6U27SWWĪnd if anyone has any questions about the game in general, feel free to holler! :)Įdit: updated the RAF code to a new one, just noticed it's only one code per person and someone used the last one, I'll try and keep it updated with a non-claimed code. and if you enjoy the level synced PvP (I do) or Palace of the Dead (one day I'll get that Necromancer title, lol), or just enjoy doing dungeon roulettes with friends, and you could basically get an infinite amount of Final Fantasy themed F2P entertainment out of the game if you want to remain F2P on the unlimited time free-trial mode. You could spend months and months and months leveling all of the jobs to 60, see the storyline all the way through to the Dragonsong War, get to know Y'shtola and friends and see why Haurchefant is "best bro". I know there's a large number of Final Fantasy loving F2P gamers here, and people may be looking for ways to entertain themselves on the free in this covid world, so I wanted to point out for everyone that XIV sorta just quietly went F2P for new players that are happy playing up to lvl 60. along with a complete unlock of Palace of the Dead all the way to floor 200 (which is it's own form of level/item synced end game). I was digging through this week's XIV patch notes and saw in the notes down at the bottom that they made a pretty massive upgrade to the unlimited free trial, going from level locked at 35 (midway through the first expansion) to being level locked at 60 (end of the second expansion, Heavensward). No Qus were harmed in the making of this subreddit.
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