1) When did you start playing FFXIV?
Somewhen around Heavensward or Stormblood. I don't know exactly as it took me literally years to finally reach the point where there's no more MSQ left to do - that was somewhere mid Shadowbringers.
2) What keeps you playing?
Stormblood nearly made me quit, and Dawntrail finally succeeded. I came back only for the latest Moogle event, and my sub had already run out in december.
Then disaster struck (a serious illness in the family), and I felt the need for some good old distraction, to keep the dark thoughts at bay. So basically it's not the game why I'm here (haven't touched 7.4 so far), it's more my current life situation.
3) What do you enjoy most about the game?
The story, the characters, the world building - prior DT.
5) What makes FFXIV feel different from other MMOs for you?
- The MSQ. One long (and sometimes long winded) story that ties it all together. Characters, events, politics, everything is wrapped up in one story. I like that a lot (provided the story is decent).
- The jobs. I regularly play nearly every job, and I could not even say which one's my favourite, as I like a lot of them (I hope it's not against the forum guidelines to say that aloud?)
- All the side content. Even as someone who ignores half of it (field operations, deep dungeons) I still find a lot to do whenever the mood strikes me.
6) What would you say to someone thinking about trying FFXIV?
This game is about the journey, not the destination. If you want to create a character and jump into endgame 10 minutes later, stay away from this game as far as you can.
9) Preferred server or data center?
I play exclusively on Light/EU, so if the grass is greener somewhere else, I would not know
11) A dungeon, trial, or raid you secretly love?
Visually the raids in this game are some of the most beautiful places I've seen so far in an MMO.
Unfortunately I can't stand the gameplay, so I usually only visit them once.
12) Any closing thought or appreciation you'd like to share?
I hope SE gets their act together and makes 8.0 a game worth playing, and a story worth reading.


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