The past year has seen the introduction of the new game element known as Abyssea and a vast change in balance through the upping of the level cap to the current 90, and inevitable level 99 that has already been announced. So radical are these changes, Final Fantasy XI is now fundamentally a new MMORPG that was released in May of 2010. The Final Fantasy XI that was released and thrived throughout the audies is gone - a memory in the past. But quietly, Final Fantasy XI has undergone some extremely universally altering changes that has shattered the entire perception of what the game actually is. This and the bad reputation of 'being a Japanese grinder' never quite appealed well to the broader audience. But over the years that world has underwent so many changes that it's pretty hard to keep track.įrom a personal prospective, Final Fantasy XI has been a roller coaster of emotion: sometimes it's fun, sometimes it's not.
Grandfathered into the older market, Final Fantasy XI was one of the earliest MMORPGs to really go all out and develop a functional, breathing world.
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With a market full of Massively Multiplayer games these days, it can be quite difficult to really sift through the mess to find something interesting - much less shed some light on the stuff that's been around for what feels like ages.
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