Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers is the game’s best expansion according to fans. It bestowed the players with bunnies, lions, and dancers, but most important of all, it let people FINALLY live out their gun-sword fantasies like Squall. This expansion is the topic of this week’s show, with guests Robert and Noodle.
After running an open beta, Square Enix revealed the full release date for Final Fantasy XIV’s Xbox Series X|S version. RPGamers on the system will be able to dive fully into Eorzea in a couple of weeks.
#JRPGJuly has reached week 3. Let’s see how things are going for the RPGamer staff.
#JRPGJuly is halfway home. Let’s see how much progress the RPGamer staff is making with their chosen games.
The first week of #JRPGJuly is in the books. Let’s see how things are starting out for the RPGamer staff with their chosen games.
As we adventure through our favorite game worlds, RPGamers pass through our fair share of towns and cities. In the second of this two-part feature, we’ll tell you about our most beloved cities that seem to take on lives of their own.
Chris has a normal amount of coffee on his shirt. Kelley conks her cat on the head with a controller. And Josh thinks Maglam Lord is a contraceptive device.
Jonathan Stringer joins us in an attempt to sell his copy of Mugen Souls. Josh is launching his Kickstarter for his new documentary, Legacy of the Bitcoins. And Chris has lost his Epic Games launcher, thanks Windows 11.
Kelley ruins Warcraft by including Conker. Chris mortgages his Xbox. Josh’s cat won’t let him control his Xbox. And Microsoft has announced their new Candy Crush themed Windows 12.
Kelley finds out that Alice is made of Lego. Josh asks if his cat even lifts, bro. Chris puts everything into the Final Fantasy XVI bucket. And everyone gets KEMCO shamed.
Chris gets caught up on Columbo while queueing for FFXIV. Eclipse steals the show from Kelley by opening the Chrome dev tools. And Josh sells all his Spoony Bard NFTs.
It’s the Old People Cast! Chris has issues with podcasts. Kelley asks if the gelatinous cube was worth it – it isn’t. Pascal is buried under a giant pile of visual novels. Anna Marie comes down with typhoid. And Robert insists there’s always room for more zippers.
The second day of Final Fantasy XIV’s 2021 Digital Fan Festival opened with a Letter from the Producer presentation. The presentation revealed the second part of the Death Unto Dawn content and the official launch of the PS5 version will come next week.
Square Enix held a new Letter from the Producer Live for Final Fantasy XIV ahead of the launch of Patch 5.5. The presentation offered more details on the update and the accompanying PS5 open beta.
Kelley reviews a game in cats, Josh mourns the Moe, Chris gets to say Gugnir again, and Jonathan gets surpassed by his own progeny.
The latest Final Fantasy XIV Letter from the Producer revealed a December date for Patch 5.4, Futures Rewritten. Meanwhile, those looking forward to further announcements can set a February date in their planners.
During the latest Letter from the Producer Live, producer Naoki Yoshida announced the next major update for Final Fantasy XIV. Patch 5.4, Futures Rewritten, will release in December.
The latest Letter from the Producer for Final Fantasy XIV included more details on the upcoming major patch for the game. Meanwhile, the game’s Free Trial version is being expanded to include all of A Realm Reborn and Heavensward.
After a delay, Square Enix has announced the release date for Final Fantasy XIV’s next major patch. Patch 5.3, Reflections in Crystal, will arrive in just over a month, with producer and director Naoki Yoshida sharing a message with players.
A new Letter from the Producer detailed the changes coming in the next major patch for Final Fantasy XIV. In addition to adding plenty of new content, it will also offer some much-wanted streamlining of some older areas.
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