Thank you for inviting Asmongold to the media tour!!

[Shurrikhan]

Oh damn, by that logic FF14 classic is right around the corner. Lets go!

Jep. I guess we will see FF14 1.13 soon.

Cheers

I'd actually really enjoy fresh 1-50 (ARR) experience with later-day Armory Bonus and a HW toolkit, tbh. True Classic, though...

[Larirawiel]

I'd actually really enjoy fresh 1-50 (ARR) experience with later-day Armory Bonus and a HW toolkit, tbh. True Classic, though...

FF14 1.13 would be FF14 Classic. Yoshi-P always rejected a pre-ARR-version. But he does always the opposite what he says so FF14 classic is almost confirmed.

Cheers

[_Pigzig]

I'd actually really enjoy fresh 1-50 (ARR) experience with later-day Armory Bonus and a HW toolkit, tbh. True Classic, though...

I played 2.0 on launch, it was hardly any different except for job rotations. WoW classic is literally a totally different game than modern, it has different quests, different mobs in dungeons, etc.

[Shurrikhan]

I played 2.0 on launch, it was hardly any different except for job rotations. WoW classic is literally a totally different game than modern, it has different quests, different mobs in dungeons, etc.

I just tend to enjoy MMO worlds before they get stretched over multiple, mostly unrelated regions. Outside of alt-leveling and some gathering, the addition of Heavensward meant the irrelevance of the initial three city-states, just as the addition of Outland meant the irrelevance of Azeroth, and Northrend then the irrelevance of either, etc., etc.

Apart from a few jobs, Heavensward typically had my favorite kits/combat, so I'd love to steal that, but if I were to go back to any particular era, it'd be the one in which the world felt a bit more cohesive and whole.

...That's not to say I wouldn't love to see the city-states and their frontiers fleshed out far more. I'm certainly no purist.