




Yeah, your first mistake was hitting up youtube. The game's fine and healthy. They wont go f2p considering XI still isn't.
https://theenterprisedaily.com/2017/...ough-fans-want
Cept it being brought up every so often in some shape or form.
Honestly, it's just the same shit different day really. The stance has not changed, nor do I think it will. Also F2P should be called C2P (convenience 2 play), cause 'free' is just.. not really free anymore *cough*cashshops*cough*


also keep in mind Yoshi P never out right says no. He either dodges the question or leaves a vague answer. However I doubt SE is willing to risk tarnishing FFXIV again after the blunder of 1.0 with a f2p model. Not to mention sub model is more consistent. The only thing that worries me is if this game starts going "pay-to-earn" or "pay-to-win". It's already happened with additional retainers and cash shop exclusive items.





The retainer thing always irked me, but I need space, so...not much of a choice there. As far as the cash shop goes, as long as it's vanity-related things I don't really care. Dyes I wish were less rare in-game though, but I guess they need to incentivize people to buy them somehow.also keep in mind Yoshi P never out right says no. He either dodges the question or leaves a vague answer. However I doubt SE is willing to risk tarnishing FFXIV again after the blunder of 1.0 with a f2p model. Not to mention sub model is more consistent. The only thing that worries me is if this game starts going "pay-to-earn" or "pay-to-win". It's already happened with additional retainers and cash shop exclusive items.



While I agree that at this point game isn't going to go f2p. Yoshi will do what his bosses say and come up with some lie so player base feels better. He isn't your buddy he is an employee and has clearly shown that.There was an interview where Yoshi-P reiterated that this game would not go f2p unless there was an overwhelming demand from the playerbase and/or if the game was on its last legs. Of course lots of reporting outlets put a false spin on the topic for clicks and bring out the people who don't want to pay
They have a lot of f2p games for phone platform. So who knows maybe someone will think enough people will like them. While some players don't like f2p, sites spin it as a positive if population stays healthy and some players do like it.also keep in mind Yoshi P never out right says no. He either dodges the question or leaves a vague answer. However I doubt SE is willing to risk tarnishing FFXIV again after the blunder of 1.0 with a f2p model. Not to mention sub model is more consistent. The only thing that worries me is if this game starts going "pay-to-earn" or "pay-to-win". It's already happened with additional retainers and cash shop exclusive items.
Last edited by Moonlite; 10-10-2017 at 06:15 AM.


Final Fantasy XI is still on a subscription. I see no indication that XIV would go F2P.


This game funds SE other game projects, doubtful it would ever go F2P, lol
It’s just stupid click bait put out by morons who have nothing to say, and no integrity as to what constitutes journalism in the most basic sense. Don’t click on that garbage.



I mean, yeah, he's said he would be willing to do almost anything if there's enough player demand for it. Even an open pvp server.
Buuuut unless we see the forums clogged with threads of "Go f2p now!" I don't see it happening. And I don't particularly see any threads demanding it...
Some sort of in-game poll would be nice. The forums are just a small sample and, I'd say, not very representative.I mean, yeah, he's said he would be willing to do almost anything if there's enough player demand for it. Even an open pvp server.
Buuuut unless we see the forums clogged with threads of "Go f2p now!" I don't see it happening. And I don't particularly see any threads demanding it...
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