Weekly Maintenance?

Hello
New player here
Question, do they have maintenance every week? Other games i played before had maintenance like every other week or once a month.. Im just trying to see if this is going to be a weekly thing so I can plan my playing schedule

Not usually. 3.0 was a huge, new patch.. so this is kind of typical with a large patch.

Once things settle down, there's usually a good amount of time between maintenance events.

You can look at the maintenance history here:

http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/news/category/2

Edit:
Note: There are weekly and daily resets, but these are not 'maintenance' periods.

Isn't the weekly maintenance happening in like 9 min? They may have changed the day, but I coulda sworn it was either monday or tuesday night.

There's no weekly maintenance. Maintenance is performed at SE's discretion, and because of the expansion it's been happening more then usual, which is completely understandable. They list possible time frames for scheduled maintenance on the lodestone http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodest...8c8d4b1d07e380

Absolutely no weekly maintenance. There's patches of content every 3-4 months and there's always hotfixes off and on for a few weeks afterwards, but that's it. Going 2-3 weeks without maintenance is the norm.

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Originally Posted by The_Last_Dragoon

Isn't the weekly maintenance happening in like 9 min? They may have changed the day, but I coulda sworn it was either monday or tuesday night.

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Last night was a hotfix for 3.0.

They don't do weekly maintenance but they do maintenance fairly frequently. I'd guess the longest they've gone without doing at least one maintenance is one month and that might be stretching it. It's almost always on Monday nights starting at around 10 or 11 PM Pacific Time and ending around 1 AM Tuesday morning Pacific time (the reset for most weekly quest timers). They also implement fairly large patches ever 3-4 months with minor patches coming in almost every month. All of those require a maintenance and then possibly an additional maintenance to fix things.