The new Relic Weapon quest has been implemented, but remember, although you can start the quest and make progress on it, rewards from the quest won’t be added until a later patch. In addition to this, the Garlean Stronghold is now open for business. There are also a number of adjustments, bug fixes, new items, and new recipes. Check inside for the full list of changes.
Relic Weapon quest has been implemented, but remember, although you can start the quest and make progress on it, rewards from the quest won’t be added until a later patch. In addition to this, the Garlean Stronghold is now open for business. There are also a number of adjustments, bug fixes, new items, and new recipes. Check inside for the full list of changes.
Relic Weapon quest has been implemented, but remember, although you can start the quest and make progress on it, rewards from the quest won’t be added until a later patch. In addition to this, the Garlean Stronghold is now open for business. There are also a number of adjustments, bug fixes, new items, and new recipes. Check inside for the full list of changes.
For a while now, Yoshida and his team have been promising the release of job-specific weapons. We’re beginning to finally see some signs of their appearance in the world of Eorzea, due to the appearance of Patch 1.22b today. The job specific weapons have also been labeled Relic Weapons, which says something about the difficulty that may be required to obtain them. If you’ve played FFXI at all in the past, you have a good idea of what sort of connotations come along with the name Relic Weapon.
We may not have gotten any footage of the 2.0 trailer, but it looks like SquareEnix couldn’t resist throwing us a bone of some sort. What was released was actually a real time tech demo of what many of us in the FFXIV community have come to know of as the Luminous Studio game engine. It’s the developers of this next gen game engine that have created the game engine being used for FFXIV 2.0, set for release later this year. The tech demo itself is touted as the future of Final Fantasy games.