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The latest producer's letter has arrived on the Final Fantasy Online XIV site. The letter outlines a pair of plans of interest to current and former FFXIV players. The Legacy Plan rewards players who subscribe for 90 consecutive days prior to the launch of v2.0. The Welcome Back Campaign will entice former players to try out v2.0 for no charge for ten days.
Read more about each of the two plans on the Final Fantasy XIV site.
Associate Editor: MMORPG.com |
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4/20/12 8:12:36 AM#2
One word: Sweet!
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4/20/12 8:18:22 AM#3
This...may actually get me to subscribe again for 3 months. Good on ya SE. Now if you can just fix your crappy customer service department. |
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4/20/12 8:25:17 AM#4
Not to mention the servers itself lol. It's a nice promotion tho, but it is more of a damage control action, due to all the issues with servers after the merge. |
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4/20/12 8:49:25 AM#5
Far to late, far to little no saving this mess. its rotten to its core both in company and in development terms. |
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4/20/12 9:06:01 AM#6
I guess you wont have to say anything else then. |
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4/20/12 9:06:58 AM#7
If they reset all characters then I would return, but as they wont, those that stayed the past couple of years will have a stranglehold on the economy making difficult for new players to get into the game. ![]() My XIVPad: [video]http://xivpads.com?13754614[/video] |
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4/20/12 9:18:39 AM#8
Pay 30€ now to save 1€ every month - profit? The 10 day test phase for 1.22 is nice though. I will try it out. |
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4/20/12 9:57:20 AM#9
Originally posted by biggarfoot How is this different from any other MMO? If you join ANY MMO 2 years after its release, the players there before you will have already established an economy. Starting from scratch is seldom easy, regardless of the game you play. There's absolutely no reason they should reset everyone else just because you'd be starting anew. |
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Obidom
Apprentice Member
Joined: 8/18/06
Diplomacy - The art of saying ''Nice Doggy'' while you find a big enough stick to hit it |
4/20/12 10:03:35 AM#10
Originally posted by FrostWyrm FFXIV has been out 2 years?!!
damn :(
I will check it out again, I got bored of the Level system (so boring and grindy) and the lack of any storyline, I did not switch back to paying subs when they started charging us last year again.
Will certainly try the 10 days and the £8.99 pricing is a lot friendler that the £14.99 a lot of firms have been touting. Now to get time to play between SWTOR and getting married.... gaaaahhh http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/ab/Norsefire-logo.png |
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4/20/12 10:16:27 AM#11
i would take another look on this game once again if this thing will happen... if i come back now, it would be too late to start again... i still have my LE disc collecting dusts... |
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4/20/12 10:20:00 AM#12
Originally posted by Obidom Well, about a year and a half. |
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4/20/12 12:22:44 PM#13
The game is so boring..I played till level 30 and i could not take it anymore..There no fun in this game, it is nothing but a chore todo anything..I cancel out lasts month maybe i will go back when they put the Fun back in the game like there other FF games.. I retired retroactively..Haha |
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4/20/12 12:47:18 PM#14
I still have hope for this game even though it was a big disappointment to me at launch. Although I've not been playing it I have been following the development progress with a keen interest simply because the game stands out as different in an already crowded mmo market where playing it safe for investors is the way to go. I've got great respect for square because not many companies would admit there game sucked, making it f2p then set about rebuilding the full game not just doing "fixes". So i hope these promotions will bring more players in for them and its nice to see the current players are shown they are valued by Square to boot. |
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4/21/12 3:41:35 PM#15
I would strongly urge everyone who has had an account to try the welcome back campaign if you still don't like it, you cant please everyone, it doesn't matter, but there have been alot of changes, even radical class adjustments, but remember what we have now is just to keep the current players occupied until 2.0 so if you choose to try it now its by no means an indication of what 2.0 will be like. I have been playing since alpha through the hard times and the game is really shaping up, also if you don't like the copy and paste zones they are still here, but will be changed for 2.0, thats what the current story is leading up to, the lesser moon Dalamud is getting larger in the sky, and currently giving of a menacing red hue, what could this mean for the people of Eorzea, and what will ultimately happen, theres only one way to find out. And this will be the only time to see this content, once the 7th Umbral era is over it will never come again, if you are gonna want to know what has happened when you come back after 2.0 you will not beable to, the Welcome back campaign will allow you to see some of it, and should you choose to sub after you will be able to see it through. |
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4/21/12 4:42:58 PM#16
They should have a similar promotion for those who haven't played the game. If they want to be successful they should try and pull in as many people as possible. Restrictions on attractive promotions are short-sighted. |
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4/21/12 4:54:20 PM#17
They are saving the PR for new people till 2.0 which will include a 1 month free trial, also the PC version still has a 1 month free trial for new members, so they don't have to do anything else. This is just a thank you for the people that stuck with the game over the past year and a half. |
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4/22/12 1:33:14 AM#18
why dont they just make the game f2p :/ |
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4/22/12 8:21:12 AM#19
f2p games tend to cost alot more than p2p games, if its not a model like DCUO or STO you get a basic package of the first few maps, then you have to buy more as you progress, then theres the dungeons for the best gear and if you haven't bought them you are gimp etc etc. The only 3 games I have seen that are F2P and give full access to the game are DCUO, Champions online and STO, but there are heavy limitations in both like bank slots inventory slots and theres the good old fasioned lockboxes in both games, get lockboxes ingame and have to buy the keys which cost (in STO) 900 C-points for 10 thats 9 euros, and it can take 30, 40, 50 or more to get the best things, so that could be around 50 euros in one month compared to the low prices of FFXIV. |
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4/23/12 6:12:03 AM#20
When is 2.0 scheduled for release? Is there stll 90+ days before it comes around? It would kind of suck to subscribe to the steaming pile that the game is currently for 2½ months only to be hit with "Oh look! 2.0 is live! Thanks for your money, but no discounted sub for you!" |
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