Does the interior of Ishgard exist in the data files?

Anybody can just say stuff. If you can't or refuse to back it up, then you're just blowing smoke.

Found this when searching google,

http://jp.ffxivpro.com/forum/topic/2...r-before-seen/

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Originally Posted by Babydoll

Found this when searching google,

http://jp.ffxivpro.com/forum/topic/2...r-before-seen/

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Road to Ishgard

Just made it a little easier. It is pretty odd that they would add mobs into that area. Its to bad we were never able to see what they really had planned for this zone. It always makes me wonder what Tanaka's "Two years of content" plan was. I wish i could have seen his road map

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Originally Posted by KiniRyris

Road to Ishgard

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I almost cried when it reached the end.

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Its to bad we were never able to see what they really had planned for this zone. It always makes me wonder what Tanaka's "Two years of content" plan was. I wish i could have seen his road map

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In order to open the gates of Ishgard, players have to extract 60 elm leaves from 12 elm branches (6 ea.; alchemy), mix them into papyrus paste using 30 waters (1 water 2 leaves; alchemy), press the pastes into a paper-like sheet (4 pastes; armorer), cut the paper into small notecards (1 paper, 1 nut oil; carpentry), and then, using ink made from extracting the secretions from octopus sacks (distilled water, ink sack; alchemy), they would have to sign and stamp each one (1 notecard, 1 tallow candle, 1 ink bottle, 1 quill; weaver) until a +1 was achieved.

Only then could they submit a forgery to the guards to allow them entry.

At least that's something along the lines of what Tanaka had in mind...

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Originally Posted by Babydoll

Found this when searching google,

http://jp.ffxivpro.com/forum/topic/2...r-before-seen/

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Herp a derp, why did I not think of simply googling. v_v

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Originally Posted by Denmo

I almost cried when it reached the end.


In order to open the gates of Ishgard, players have to extract 60 elm leaves from 12 elm branches (6 ea.; alchemy), mix them into papyrus paste using 30 waters (1 water 2 leaves; alchemy), press the pastes into a paper-like sheet (4 pastes; armorer), cut the paper into small notecards (1 paper, 1 nut oil; carpentry), and then, using ink made from extracting the secretions from octopus sacks (distilled water, ink sack; alchemy), they would have to sign and stamp each one (1 notecard, 1 tallow candle, 1 ink bottle, 1 quill; weaver) until a +1 was achieved.

Only then could they submit a forgery to the guards to allow them entry.

At least that's something along the lines of what Tanaka had in mind...

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Diabolical. lol

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Originally Posted by Denmo

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At least that's something along the lines of what Tanaka had in mind...

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Ironic considering he had zero influence in the relic quest and it's beyond what even Tanaka would do.

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Originally Posted by Elexia

Ironic considering he had zero influence in the relic quest and it's beyond what even Tanaka would do.

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Is it though? Tanaka's relics were just simpler yet even more time consuming.

I personally think the current relic quest was a stroke of genius. What better way to give hardcore players a carrot on a stick for the last 3 months of gameplay?