One of the interesting side-effects of the game up to this point will be how the dungeons will handle armor drops. There's also a certain poetic circularity to going back to stuff that used to be a source of level 90 equipment when it will likely require level 90 equipment. Chain-running Amdapor Keep as the sole source of Mythology tomes was a weaker form of the endgame that presently exists, but the developers took it and revived it elegantly for this last batch of dungeons. I have to give Final Fantasy XIV some credit for making me nostalgic for a portion of the endgame, one which I by and large do not miss. The Keeper of the Lake and the old endgame made new They've got enemies to spare here, and I for one am looking forward to seeing how it's all laid out. Not to mention that I would like a rematch against Nero Tol Scaeva.
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The past two sections contained four bosses in a fairly linear layout, but the World of Darkness traditionally consisted of four bosses in an open format buffering the final boss. I don't think four-star crafters exactly need the added exclusives, but no one really asked me.
#FINAL FANTASY SLIDING PUZZLE REWARD UPGRADE#
One could easily take the Ironworks weapon tokens as either crafting materials or upgrade tokens depending on personal preference.
#FINAL FANTASY SLIDING PUZZLE REWARD PATCH#
Syrcus Tower gave us not-unreasonable expectations of being able to pick up the tomestones for enhanced weapons from this series will we be getting Encrypted Allagan Tomestones, different crafting materials, or both? Considering the weight of the patch "both" seems like the most likely option, but there's no way to be certain without a bit more clarity. I do wonder about the statement of items to craft weapons. One wonders if it's going to be a token exchange system along the lines of Hunts to balance everything out. Let me just say right off that decoupling the upgrade items from the weekly armor drop was a smart idea instead of making the armor more or less undesirable, it keeps people focused on armor pieces as well as upgrade items. (I'm betting around the end of January, although I'll admit to being a bit less anxious than I was with 2.4's release.) So let's talk about what we know so far to look forward to before everything comes crashing down. There's no actual release date for 2.5 just yet, although I imagine it's fairly soon, especially given the two-part structure and the proximity of the proposed expansion launch. 2.5 is titled "Before the Fall," the Heavensward trailer does not predict sunny times for Ishgard, it doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure out what happens next. I think that's kind of intentional, not just because the expansion is a bit more eye-catching, but because things are going to get a lot worse before they get better. With all the cool stuff we heard about Final Fantasy XIV's first expansion, it's easy to forget that we also heard a bunch of stuff about the last patch of the current patch cycle.
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