Time to kill off FF14 and start a new FF MMO

[AvoSturmfaust]

One Thing for the "Mod on Consoles" a few People here saying this doesnt work on Consoles, but i clearly need to say you are wrong, i recently started to play Elders Scroll Online again and fun fact they added Mod Support for CONSOLES, FULL MOD SUPPORT, Modder can download a tool create the Mod and upload it on the ESO Site or somewhere and i can download it Ingame, the Times that "Mods" are a "dont work on conoles" things are changing, and ESO is not the first game with mod support for consoles.

[DPZ2]

One Thing for the "Mod on Consoles" a few People here saying this doesnt work on Consoles, but i clearly need to say you are wrong, i recently started to play Elders Scroll Online again and fun fact they added Mod Support for CONSOLES, FULL MOD SUPPORT, Modder can download a tool create the Mod and upload it on the ESO Site or somewhere and i can download it Ingame, the Times that "Mods" are a "dont work on conoles" things are changing, and ESO is not the first game with mod support for consoles.

Last time I checked (about 3 minutes ago), ESO is not a cross-platform game. PC players and X-box players do not coexist on the same worlds. Switch and PS5 players to not coexist on the same worlds.

And ESO's add-ons for consoles is all of, um, 9 days old. And limited to (reads note) "Note: This support is limited to UI-based addons only."

The kicker? ESO's add-ons are curated, available in-game only from a menu, and "More complex mods or gameplay-altering scripts (like those seen on PC) will not be available on console."

That might actually be a good thing for FFXIV. it isn't the same thing as World of Warcraft's add-on system (that also doesn't work on consoles, since WoW has never released a console version of the game).

[AvoSturmfaust]

Last time I checked (about 3 minutes ago), ESO is not a cross-platform game. PC players and X-box players do not coexist on the same worlds. Switch and PS5 players to not coexist on the same worlds.

And ESO's add-ons for consoles is all of, um, 9 days old. And limited to (reads note) "Note: This support is limited to UI-based addons only."

The kicker? ESO's add-ons are curated, available in-game only from a menu, and "More complex mods or gameplay-altering scripts (like those seen on PC) will not be available on console."

That might actually be a good thing for FFXIV. it isn't the same thing as World of Warcraft's add-on system (that also doesn't work on consoles, since WoW has never released a console version of the game).

The Spectrum of "ONLY UI MODs" seems not even true anymore or its rather big because, would you count a DPS Meter, or Scripts which are autonomous crafting for you call a "UI Mod"? just as 2 examples, because they are already in it and judging from a few Creators and People on the "Balance" equivalent for ESO it seems they even will go further in the future, most mod creator are currently waiting for a libary which is close to be released which allows them to convert NEARLY all of the good important Mods to the Consoles

And if its now crossplay or not doesnt matter in that case, the only thing which matters is the fact consoles are able for modsupport

[Kohashi]

One Thing for the "Mod on Consoles" a few People here saying this doesnt work on Consoles, but i clearly need to say you are wrong, i recently started to play Elders Scroll Online again and fun fact they added Mod Support for CONSOLES, FULL MOD SUPPORT, Modder can download a tool create the Mod and upload it on the ESO Site or somewhere and i can download it Ingame, the Times that "Mods" are a "dont work on conoles" things are changing, and ESO is not the first game with mod support for consoles.

Look at BG3 as well, they did crossplay + mods. The only thing worth mentioning is that, because of the lack of Script Extender, the mods that can function on Consoles are much more limited, but you can still have a lot of awesome mods.

Also, I find it very annoying when people associate mods with cheating by default when the vast majority of mods have nothing to do with cheating but are more oriented towards QOL and customization of your own character.

Imagine having a mod that offers additional dyes, or specific clothes/fashion with additional dye channel enabled/reworked, or slightly modified to better work with other pieces, or to show hair style/ ears better.

As for making a new MMO, and to address the original poster, no. They can still salvage this game. They do have a solid base and starting point, but years of neglect is starting to show.

[NanaWiloh]

One Thing for the "Mod on Consoles" a few People here saying this doesnt work on Consoles, but i clearly need to say you are wrong, i recently started to play Elders Scroll Online again and fun fact they added Mod Support for CONSOLES, FULL MOD SUPPORT, Modder can download a tool create the Mod and upload it on the ESO Site or somewhere and i can download it Ingame, the Times that "Mods" are a "dont work on conoles" things are changing, and ESO is not the first game with mod support for consoles.

I can vouch that yes there are mods on console. There are limitations as too what mods make it onto console. There are ENB's that are just too resource intensive for a console but that's understandable. There are plenty of other ways to enhance game outside of graphical fidelity.