I've just been notified (in another thread, not by SE personnel though...unless the person does work in SE) that by entering a wrong country in the registration process, I'm not allowed to be a customer of Square Enix because I've already broken the Terms of Service. I didn't have a choice, as my country (Singapore) is not listed
here. Apart from that, other information like credit card number/address/city are just as real as I am, just as real as the money I diligently dish out to keep Yoshi-P's coffee and cigarettes coming to him
Many of my Singaporean friends (and some from neighbouring Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines) would have done the same thing to get on this game. We would have either bought the EU or NA versions of the game locally (because we all do communicate in English).
I hope they are working towards expanding that list of countries to include us in future. This would mean we will get official support for this game and opportunities to participate in future forum-based competitions and stuff. We are certainly no aliens to FF XIV (including many who have spent years in XI). And after all... I'm sure Square Enix wants our moneeeeee
I looked at that list of countries again and am surprised to see "Brunei Darussalam" listed under Europe and the Middle East and am wondering if it's a honest mistake by SE's lawyers.... Brunei is nowhere there but is sandwiched between the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak and Indonesia's Borneo! How come they get serviced when we don't...