In-game marriage, will it make a return?

[Mirage]

Oh man how could i forget

Lufaise meadows is fucking beautiful, and so is both sea and sky too. It would perhaps be a bit over the top to include all those places, but a few (2-3?) different sceneries based on classic FF areas for each town would be a decent amount.

Mirage your idea is interesting... but what if folks want to have their wedding non-specified gathering at some spot they think is really beautiful out in .. maybe Coerthas or something?

I wonder how difficult it would be to instance certain map coordinates at a specified time.

Well, you could always just hold the ceremony out there and take your chances that a bunch of tards wouldn't show up to ruin it. Instance-on-demand sounds cool, but I'm not sure how viable it would be to implement such a thing. It might be a bit much to ask, perhaps. I don't know.

[Amrita]

Yesssssssssssssss Lufaise is sooo beautiful, as well as Blueblade Fell (which I guess is technically in Lufaise).

All this talk of epic ff places & weddings is making me want to re-activate my old account in ffxi while we're on break before 2.0 and just get married to any male friend I had who still plays! lol

...take your chances that a bunch of tards wouldn't show up to ruin it.

I was sipping orange juice as I read that part, Mirage, and I almost choked laughing XD hehee

Probably would be too much asking for on-demand instances but in the end~~ it's alllll up to our lovely devs! <3

[Rannie]

See this is what I love in threads people talking and discussing things and come to agreements with stuff. It's beautiful isn't it? Compromising and happy mediums are the keys to happy players mayhap

[Mirage]

Well, I'm not a FF14 server programmer. It might in reality be piss easy to create a million instances on demand any time, and if that's the case, we might see something like it.

[Okipuit]

Greetings!

For all you lovely couples out there, we asked Yoshi-P if players could get married in 2.0. He informed us:

"Apparently, a cathedral has been found deep in the forest of Gridania."

[Rannie]

Greetings!

For all you lovely couples out there, we asked Yoshi-P if players could get married in 2.0. He informed us:

"Apparently, a cathedral has been found deep in the forest of Gridania."

That is fucking awesome... pardon my french but that is really fucking awesome we love you Yoshi-p

[Cendres]

That is fucking awesome... pardon my french but that is really fucking awesome we love you Yoshi-p

You're not speaking French you're swearing.... -.- C'est pas gentil...

[Rannie]

You're not speaking French you're swearing.... -.- C'est pas gentil...

Je parle francais, un pue (sp) as well what i was meaning was pardon my language for swearing I don't know if you're an american but when we say pardon our french that's what we're saying. it's a type of colloquialism

and i think i spelled pue wrong i haven't had to spell out french since i was in french class in 9th grade when I was 15 and that was 16 years ago

[Dragon]

Greetings!

For all you lovely couples out there, we asked Yoshi-P if players could get married in 2.0. He informed us:

"Apparently, a cathedral has been found deep in the forest of Gridania."

It better not be so lame and stupid as it was in FFXI (and I ain't talking about how long it took to get married, I'm talking about the stupid content the GMs provided).

[Alhanelem]

You're not speaking French you're swearing.... -.- C'est pas gentil...

It's called a "figure of speech." It's common to say something like "pardon my French" after cursing, as in "sorry for using a foreign word like that."