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Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn |OT| World Full. Try again later. Please Understand
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I have been smashing enter for half and hour. It even put me on qeue once, but kicked me when it was over.
Playing > Maintenance > World is Full.
LOL!
MagicWithEarvin
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Ah OK, well I didn't notice any latency. Time zone could be a problem when I want to do some end game group content. Heh, are there any other EU players on Balmung?
Zomba13
Member
Yup. I'm having the problem also. Posted it oon the FFXIV tech support forum and one other guy is having the issue too.
Gaiaknight
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so far no issues with duty finder *knocks on wood*
Xux
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Go to Fisherman's Bottom in Limsa Lominsa.
I've got a question about the lvl 5 Leatherworking class quest.
I'm getting tasked to make Leather Chokers but there doesn't appear to be any Leather Choker recipe from lvl 1 to 10.
From the reagent description the guildmaster gave it seems that it actually should be Leather Wristguards (leather + animal sinew) but those don't count for quest progress.
When looking up Leather Choker on the web, it seemed to be a lvl 27 recipe in FFXIV 1.0.
Anyone else have this problem?
EDIT: *sigh* ignore the question, did not see you could scroll down in the crafting list......... *facepalm*
I'm getting tasked to make Leather Chokers but there doesn't appear to be any Leather Choker recipe from lvl 1 to 10.
From the reagent description the guildmaster gave it seems that it actually should be Leather Wristguards (leather + animal sinew) but those don't count for quest progress.
When looking up Leather Choker on the web, it seemed to be a lvl 27 recipe in FFXIV 1.0.
Anyone else have this problem?
EDIT: *sigh* ignore the question, did not see you could scroll down in the crafting list......... *facepalm*
Seems fixed for now.
BananasWithGuns
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Heh, don't feel too bad. I had the same issue with the Weaver quest lol.
Hooray!
Nice hope to get to play in the afternoon
FunkyMunkey
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Playing > Maintenance > World is Full.
LOL
Quick question:
I'm at the stage where I'm about to unlock the first instance - a friend of mine has done the same but he's from a different City State. Will we unlock different instances? If so - can I still do the one from his city or do I need to do more quests to unlock that one as well?
I'm at the stage where I'm about to unlock the first instance - a friend of mine has done the same but he's from a different City State. Will we unlock different instances? If so - can I still do the one from his city or do I need to do more quests to unlock that one as well?
MagicWithEarvin
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So, I'm reading conflicting answers in regards to Dragoon...
I know you need a Lancer (30), but the wiki link in the OP says Marauder (15) and some say it's Pugilist (15) - which is it?
I know you need a Lancer (30), but the wiki link in the OP says Marauder (15) and some say it's Pugilist (15) - which is it?
Yeah, FFXI has been a good money maker for SE with sub 500K for a looooooong time, dont know what the numbers have been these past years but I would say much less than that and it seems that still was profitable for SE.
Don't worry, you'll both progress to the same instance. The first dungeon is in the Limsa Lominsa area. Once you both have the "It's Probably Pirates" quest in your Duty List, you're good to go.
Quick Mustard
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What are peoples waiting times to find a dungeon?
Im usually waiting for about 25 minutes, with the Average Waiting Time dialogue not giving any time at all.
Im usually waiting for about 25 minutes, with the Average Waiting Time dialogue not giving any time at all.
Cheers blud
Are you DPS?
Quick Mustard
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MagicWithEarvin
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PC version is much better on the graphical and frame rate side of things. You can link your PS3 and PC copy to your SE account, but you can't play both at the same time.
Yea, story of my MMO life from WoW to this with the wait times.
Yup, that'll be why
The Karasumori
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Has anyone experienced complications with the one-time password smart phone app? For the second time now I am locked out of my account.
RellyRell28
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Yay I just did an instance all is right in the world
tiggerkiddo
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Here is hoping it plays nice...for a bit. At least until I wake up this afternoon.
Just send a tell to one of the officers in the OP, Capell is online now. He hooked me up.
SoraanTribal
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Playing > Maintenance > World is Full.
lol, amazing gif.
Pie and Beans
Look for me on the local news, I'll be the guy arrested for trying to burn down a Nintendo exec's house.
How can a world be full if I'm not even creating a character. Soon I will finally enjoy 'Early Access'!!
I had the same exact issue happen to me once on the PS3 I would swear the game was paused but the music kept going. The only way I could get out of it was to shut down the ps3 "Long Power Button Press"
batigolalone
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3120'ed
user1337
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it's always been conjurer 15 for all the healing buffs.
Blackthorn
"hello?" "this is vagina"
I'm in love with this game, and an MMO has never really grabbed me before, despite many attempts.
It's refreshing playing an MMO that has doubled down on complexity and differentiates itself through the versatility and variety of it's systems rather than shallow, unsustainable novelties or a nice aesthetic. The areas are small, but the density of the activity available in them makes me feel a stronger connection to the setting than the typical levelling zones I blast through. Dispensing with the "starter zone" design helps this too.
And it's so beautiful! It's consistent, restrained but majestic. Guild Wars 2, for example, though I enjoy how it looks, achieves its style through highly exaggerated fantasy which is kinda well, obviously impressive. With FFXIV there's something special about the subtly, shows real talent from the art team.
It's refreshing playing an MMO that has doubled down on complexity and differentiates itself through the versatility and variety of it's systems rather than shallow, unsustainable novelties or a nice aesthetic. The areas are small, but the density of the activity available in them makes me feel a stronger connection to the setting than the typical levelling zones I blast through. Dispensing with the "starter zone" design helps this too.
And it's so beautiful! It's consistent, restrained but majestic. Guild Wars 2, for example, though I enjoy how it looks, achieves its style through highly exaggerated fantasy which is kinda well, obviously impressive. With FFXIV there's something special about the subtly, shows real talent from the art team.
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