Forum Top: Localization

In Pulling Double Booty, the name of the NPC Tsukikage is spelled Tuskikage in the final quest objective.

The incorrect homophone was used to signify ownership. Instead of 'there' it should be 'their'.

In the dialogue preceding the final turn in, desiccate is spelled incorrectly.

I'm pretty sure the Near Eastern Merchant NPC is a male Lalafell not a female Lalafell, however, the text dialog for the quest says it's a female....

Hi! I believe that there is an extra "and" in the item description for the Chapuli Horn in the MSQ "Hard Country." Thank you for your time.

The Hunt Board in Kugane mentions that Elite Hunt bills can be accepted daily. This should actually say "weekly" instead.

This line, given during the quest turn-in dialogue, is spoken by Kurobana, not Fukudo. (In case the image doesn't show, the line is "It was not my...

The quest text reads "Slay a muud suud for it's horn." However, the text should read "Slay a muud suud for its horn."

The word used should be elicit not illicit.

During the line of side quests for Gyorin, in Yanxia, they refer to Eorzea several times as though that's where they are (such as in the quest No...

Are there any plans to introduce new races?, with the samurai now implemented I would love to see The Viera make a come back, both agile and fast. I...

I don't know if this has been brought up, but I think it would be great if there was more mobile interaction with FFXIV. Such as; accessing retainers...

Description for the crafting ingredient "Broth Ingredients" reads: 'All the ingredients necessary to brew a simple fish stock - on of the pillars of...

During the quest Nouveau Riche, the NPC Gyofu's text beginning with "But what I can say for sure..." ends with an equals sign.

I've noticed several times in this quest, Gyorin and Gyofu refer to the land as Eorzea, instead of Yanxia.

I believe this should say "resurrect him or her."

It's "bakfu," but should be "bakufu," which is Japanese for Shogunate. I made another thread on the website section by accident, and I meant it for...

It's supposed to be "bakufu," not "bakfu." It's Japanese for Shogunate.