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    Saccharin's Avatar
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    Blue Kitty
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    Moogle
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    Conjurer Lv 84
    Quote Originally Posted by whiskeybravo View Post
    Problem: I assume the biggest problem with data center pf is there's no way to directly communicate between players on different servers. It doesn't seem possible with the current structure to allow 4 players on leviathan to join another 4 players on shiva and queue up for a duty, or to be able to communicate with each beforehand about experience or strategies.

    Suggestion: An instanced area, maybe like a waiting room, where players can join and leave freely to talk with the host and work out details relating to their PF. We know that we can be matched up with different players on different servers through the duty finder easily. Basically it would use a system like this so that players on different servers can group up in this instanced "waiting room" and be able to chat and whatnot before undertaking the duty.
    The current duty finder does exactly this. When you queue normally you are placed with others within your data centre.

    There doesn't need to be anything as convoluted as a waiting room instance they could make a cross realm chat channel or extend the current party finder.
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    Whiskey Bravo
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    Leviathan
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    Warrior Lv 100
    Quote Originally Posted by Saccharin View Post
    There doesn't need to be anything as convoluted as a waiting room instance they could make a cross realm chat channel or extend the current party finder.
    Quote Originally Posted by Canadane View Post
    Well if you put up a cross-data centre PF and someone from another server wants to ask you for some details, they could simply join the party and use party chat. That feels like the most seamless way of handling it. Rather than putting people into a waiting room.
    Sure, that would be the most seamless way, if it's possible given the current structure. It may not be, which is where this suggestion comes in to play.
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