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Excellent Game even for a first timer of MMO

Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2013

I had never played an MMO fully before other than a short stint with FFXI on my PS3 years ago. I have to really recommend this game for any fan of Final Fantasy that has been jaded for the last few iterations (FF12 and FF13). To me the real magic behind Final Fantasy has been Nobou Uematsu's beautiful soundtracks and the music he composed for this game brings back the magic of yesteryear. The story has been consistently entertaining and engaging and the quests have been very diverse after 20+ hours in. There have been server issues and the game has been filled to capacity at times making it very difficult to play but that hasn't really deterred anyone that has actually played the game for a few hours at least. I would say if anything that the servers being full is just another example of how good the game is. Players from all over the world are converging to form parties and raid dungeons and the battle mechanics are deeper than most MMOs by far. I wasn't planning on playing the game past the 30 day trial (which recently was extended by 7 days due to the accessibility issues) but I believe I will be playing the game all year and longer. The Final Fantasy brand appears to be back thanks to the time invested by the developers to listen to the fans and they have delivered. Also don't you want a chocobo to ride around in a huge world again?

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AprilJade

Re-launched an Excellent game but can't connect to server to play!

Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2013

I had a chance to participate on the BETA testing phase and the game is a lot of fun. It has more of a story line than FF11 and its a lot more rewarding in terms of gameplay and leveling up. Now that the officially launched, all of their servers are full and you can spend hours trying to log in with no luck. What is the point of getting a game you can't play? They should have planned for this before launch date. The first version launched a few years ago was a fiasco in terms of an incomplete game, and this re-launch seems to be another failure for not having the right hardware to support it.

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Richie Rich and The Valens

Excellent Game even for a first timer of MMO

Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2013

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

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curiousgeorge

Love every second of this game!! ^___^

Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2013

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I've always been a die hard fan of the Final Fantasy series, although as of late, my optimism in the franchise has greatly waned (especially with the newer installments that came out recently for the PS3. Bleh lol) Ironically enough, right before I was about to give up on the franchise, they unveiled the newly "revamped" Final Fantasy XIV A Realm Reborn. I was a bit skeptical at first, granted it was my first MMORPG, but upon doing research online about the game AND playing the betas (oh let me tell you the betas were awesome :))I soon made up my mind to invest the money and the time into this game.

The true test came with the early access function, which was made available to those who pre ordered the game, this has caused many gamers much heartache and sorrow (myself included) with Square Enix due to the over crowded servers, login restrictions, constant maintenance, and much more. Despite the bad rap that has developed the past week and a half with the early access, I was still determined to carry on with my pre order and see what the offical launch would bring.

As of today, I have to honestly say that I had NO serious (so far) issues whatsoever regarding login and server problems. The only "minor" setback i had was the initial login..It told me the world i tried to get in was crowded. So i backed out waited a few minutes and was able to log back in. No big deal. But it seems that judging by the comments I've read on forums and support pages online, that i am one of the fortunate few that has not encountered any sort of major issue. One remedy i used to ensure somewhat smooth game play was that i switched from a NA server over to a JP server and having been playing since for more than a few hours. ( I did this during early access. The NA servers were trash!)

Aside from the server issues on to the game.

Upon starting the game, you can create your very own character. (if you haven't done so thru the beta app) Let me just say that the process in creating a charter is NEVER easy hahahahah, So just be prepared to spend at least an hour or more to creating that "perfect" character to represent you in the world of Final Fantasy :P

What really done it for me was the soundtrack....boy the soundtrack. The soundtrack on this game is superb by far and i believe Nobuo Uematsu composed the score..the soundtrack fits perfectly with the game. A perfect 10 is all I can say...

The movement and navigation in FF XIV are a plus in my book. Everything is nice and fluid and there are no rough spots at all when you are moving about. You can jump around if you like and you can even navigate and battle in FIRST PERSON VIEW!!! The battle sequences are pretty straightforward and engaging with lots of different battle skills to use and learn. The battle system is very much the same as Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy XII. Enemies free roam and you can choose to attack. Most of the enemies you encounter at first will not attack you but as you progress more in the game, they become more hostile towards you, which can be put a strain to your character because they WILL attack and follow you, so RUN AWAY.

Depending on what class you are, you are in for a treat, especially with a wide array of weapons and armor that you can put to the test as you go out and battle! ( I don't want to give it all away)...another neat perk in the game that stood out was the self regeneration of health. When in the heat of battle, you can simply run away if your health is low, and when you have gone some distance, your health will begin to regenerate at a fast rate (the enemies' health regenerates too!!!). It is a neat addition, esp if you are NOT a spellcaster, you don't have to worry about healing up ALL the time...although having a few potions is preferable...

Another thing is that there are TONs and i mean TONS of different quests that you can venture into and it is relatively hard to level up killing monsters alone in the game, so it is pretty obvious to take on quests to gain additional exp points. You can also gain exp points by performing various tasks that are associated with the guild and class that you are in. If you are a carpenter, you can gain massive amounts of exp by performing various synthesizing projects with items that you can buy or find on your travels.

Also you get to chose the different types of guilds to join in the game. Again, as you progress further, different guild opportunities become available to you. For example, you can join a carpenter's guild, a lancer's guild, a leather worker's guild..and so on. Eventually, you can become a well rounded character..but the option is up to you. You may other wise choose to hone you craft in skill in ONE particular guild such as i.e Lancer or Gladiator...but the choice is yours :) There is still sooooooo much more about the game that i haven't really covered but i have covered the bare essentials here.

The game so far is right up my alley and i am glad that i have made the investment. On the same token, I am going to be realistic here and say that i am not ignorant of the possibility that i may exp a server issue in the future. It is just that so far it has been a rather pleasant exp, but if something were to happen oh well. It is just a game. No need to lose sleep over it. I don't need to play everyday like some people :) Just kidding. ;) but enjoy the game if you have bought it and if not look in to and do your research first before buying it so that you KNOW what you are getting yourself into. :) enjoy

*******************************Update: 9-3-2013****************

Although my enthusiasm (was) and still is strong with this game, I have been encountering a few server issues lately along with the rest of my fellow gamer acquaintances. And these issues are most certainly nothing new to Square Enix as they are doing COUNTLESS maintenance even now as we speak. One of the BIGGEST issues is the lack of space for the servers and the worlds being constantly full. It seems my stroke of happy play time has come to an abrupt end. Despite the bad rap that has obviously become manifested, please, I ask that you maintain patience with the game. But then again, you may ask yourself, "just how much longer must I wait?".....Good question. But if you love the game, just as much as I do, you'd wait. :O)

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AprilJade

Re-launched an Excellent game but can't connect to server to play!

Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2013

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

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Harold

A reborn MMO

Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2013

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

If you played the original FFXIV a few years ago, throw everything about your experience with that out the window. A Realm Reborn (ARR) is what Square Enix needed this to be; a total 180.

Battle System:
Starting with FFXI and running through the original XIV, the battles had been... boring, for lack of a better word. It was basically you could do a fight while watching TV, looking over every 45 seconds to see if you have enough TP built up to hit your macro.

FFXIV battles are much more like World of Warcraft (or other modern MMOs.) The red circles show up to show what the area of the enemies attack is (if it's a cone it will show the cone, etc.) and you have to avoid it. The pace is much quicker. You have your hotbars to show your skills, and the interface is resizable (Medium-Large-Small sizes for each window.) There are combos between some of your skills, so you get used to using them in a certain order - but there isn't a need for 15 hotbars on your screen like in WoW. I'd say it's a pretty happy balance between being stale and being overloaded with too much to do. I'm very happy with this.

Classes:
Okay, so there are jobs and there are classes. You start out with basic classes, and once you hit 30 in one class and 15 in another (the combinations vary) you can undertake a quest to gain a job. The job is just a crystal that you equip, and it gives you access/turns you into that class while you have that gear set on. Each class is tied to a weapon-type. If you played FFXI, then it's pretty much the same thing but more streamlined. Basically, to switch to a different class or job, you just need to switch to a specific type of weapon. For example, to change into a Dragoon you would equip a polearm. To switch to a Black Mage, just equip a wand.
One of my favorite things about ARR is this feature. You don't need to go to a town or talk to a NPC. How many times have you been in a dungeon/instance and the tank or healer had to leave? As long as you're not in combat, you can switch classes. Also, once you get to a high enough level (I think it's 15) you can bring a number of skills from one class/job to your current one. Quick example: Conjurer gets Protection at level 8 and you switch over to a Warrior. You can choose to bring Protection to cast on yourself while your a Warrior.

Community:
I played FFXI for 2 years and that community is very mature and extremely helpful. ARR is the new shiny toy in the genre. The community is helpful and nice. I would be shocked if the community doesn't replicate FFXI community after a month.

PVP:
Square is going to add two forms of PvP to A Realm Reborn. The first is a `casual' form of PvP set to launch with the game. This will allow players to do battle in 4v4 or 8v8 arrangements.
Square Enix is also making unique gear sets and even separate PvP skills available as rewards for participating in PvP. The second will feature large scale battles. There is no open world PVP.

Like every highly anticipated MMO, it has been difficult at times to log in. This is like the new ride at the theme park or the best place to get Sunday morning breakfast in your town. Everyone knows about it and is trying to get a spot. This is a thread among every MMO. SWTOR had 3 hour wait queues and GW2 was up there for a while. No MMO has a perfect launch.

PS3 and PC play on the same servers, so you can party with your friends regardless of what you're playing on.

I've been playing Final Fantasy since the original on the NES, with my favorite being FF6. The music, classes, story and environment are all here. I stepped into ARR with a very cautious mindset.
As an old-school Final Fantasy fan, I'm happy to say that this game reminds me of the glory years back on the NES, SNES and PS1.

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Nicholas Nadolny

Square delivered on their promises with this remake.

Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2013

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

Amazing game, loved every moment playing 1-50. The game play is nothing genre changing, but the story that drives it really makes it enjoyable MMORPG.

The classes are well balanced, and feel quite different in play style one to the next.
Tons of content from 1-50 to explore! From active world events, tons of quests, and story driven missions, you won't find yourself getting bored during the level grind.

Only downside is there was not much content for 50's at launch like with most MMOs, patch is in December which should really bring some life to the end-game aspect of it.

Suggest purchasing for PC instead of you have a rig that can handle it, graphics are worlds apart.

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Ricardo Castillo

Completely playable on ps3...

Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2016

Platform For Display: PS3 Digital CodeEdition: StandardVerified Purchase

I recommend this game entirely, i suggest you get a guild that might help you to progress quickly, it is possible to finish the main story line in the 30 days trials, add you may get a 14 days limited trial ( that you should consume first, then the 30 days the game gives you ). The game on ps3 has not the best scenario quality and it does not lag, unless odin appears. Other acenarios , the game may not load as fast as a pc but still the game is entirely playable, even the extreme difficulty bosses like titan that require high reflexes are playable on ps3, talking the real fact and not blaming to the lag, when you really know how to play, you will notice this.

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Timothy

So far so good. I really like this game

Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2015

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

10 STARS.... So far so good. I really like this game.. My internet connection kind of sucks because I'm having issues with were I live so its hard to connect sometimes but check this out.. Even when my internet disconnects, it lets me run around unnoticed by anything and I can still punch stuff being a pugilist while I wait for the connection to start back up.. On occasion my connection never starts back up but that has nothing to do with how awesome that game is for being able to do that.. And pugilist is awesome to.. 5 stars not only because of its flawless graphics and excellent gameplay, but 5 stars for never allowing me to be booted unless my side of things gives out... 10 STARS

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Tyler n megan

Preordered with excitment... left with disappointment.

Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2013

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I love final fantasy. I've played them since the Super NES days. So I'm really into the lore and the worlds. I've also played MMOs since 1999, starting with Everquest and dabbling (briefly) in World of Warcraft.

That said, this is a very generic MMO and poor excuse for a final fantasy game.

Having played Final Fantasy 13, which came out years ago, I knew what Square Enix was capable of in terms of presentation. I was hoping for incredible voice-acted cutscenes. I was disappointed. The cutscenes look like early playstation games and its accompanied by a wall of text. Don't get me wrong, I love reading and my favorite final fantasies are 7 and 8 which require a TON of reading. But this game just didn't have a compelling narrative. And again, the cutscenes were SO underwhelming.

I also feel like the Heads Up Display is a copy and pasted version of World of Warcraft. Sure, its a HUD and it works, but it feels recycled. Even the way you go about quests - kill 3 birds, gather stuff - feels a lot like any other mundane quest in any other MMO. I found myself mindlessly clicking through them after a while. I didn't care about the characters giving me the quests or completing the monotonous tasks they required.

The class/job system is definitely a strength of this game. I like that you can essentially switch classes whenever you want. Unfortunately, I just can't see myself playing this game long enough to unlock them and diversify my character. The community also seemed to be thriving. I saw players in every zone enjoying the FATE battle system (a glorified zerg in one particular portion of the map).

If you like the MMO formula the way it is, this game might just work for you. It features incredibly familiar design elements and if you're even somewhat experienced, you'll be able to dive in head first. If you were hoping for something revolutionary or groundbreaking and set in an awe-inspiring Final Fantasy world, you might be left disappointed.

To my defense, I have friends playing this game and they were really looking forward to me playing with them. And vice versa. I tried to like this game and I will continue to like final fantasy. I just don't particularly care for this rendition.

Play at your own discretion.

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OriginOfX

Amazing game that had a horribly rocky launch.

Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2013

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

I would have given FFARR five stars had it not been for all the crap players have had to go through at launch. I think that's fair regardless if anyone agrees. Despite how rocky many mmo launches are, I still feel squeenix handled this one poorly.The missing star reflects the treatment you'll receive from the company that made the game if you decide to buy it. The game itself, in my opinion, is near flawless. This is a review for the console version as that is the product version I bought. The last thing I should mention is that I didn't play 14 so I'm not a Legacy player and can't compare ARR to its predecessor.

I don't normally write reviews, but I felt compelled on this one. I was really very impressed with Realm Reborn. I'm not a hardcore MMO player (i played SWTOR for a year, WOW for about 6 years and the Original EQ for about 2) though I'm a hardcore gamer in general, yet I wasn't expecting a whole lot from this. I honestly was on the fence about getting it. I've enjoyed the FF franchise since its inception all the way to 13 where I feel they have lost their way.

A Realm Reborn feels like FF12 to me in a lot of ways. And that game felt like an mmo in ways so I guess that makes sense. Right away you feel like your in a Final Fantasy game. Even the title screen and opening (wich Nobuo did the music for) takes you back to when the franchise was fun and unsimplified.

Character creation is fairly in depth, a lot more so than other mmos. You can customize appearance to a decent degree not only picking race, sex and "class" but religion, sub race, voice and birthday. So right off the top it feels personalized. Your class dictates which of the three main cities you start out in not race wich was odd for me at first but I have grown to like better. The world has a more "melting pot feel" wich makes sense concerning the storyline and I like the freedom that gives you when deciding your character.

The story and dialog is well written, and I found myself enjoying the characters I interacted with as much as my own. In my opinion they successfully blended FF storyline and mmo gameplay without sacrificing much of either. I should mention that questing feels a lot like SWTOR in that there are cut scenes and sometimes dialogue choices, though I don't imagine they affect the story as much as in old republic. Cinematics and personal instances during battles give the story a rich and personal feel. My friends play as well... A different class and race yet even though the game has each player striving towards the same end... I've watched their story amazed at how different it is to mine. This may go without saying for mmos theses days but consider the amount of fetch quests and generic goals you've had to grind in the onset of a game like this and how it all seems to follow a similar thread and formula no matter what race or character you make. While FFARR does contain fetch quests eventually... I've never felt bored or like I was grinding or I was on "one if those quests... Y'know" at any time due to either the storyline or the manner the task is carried out.

The sheer wealth of options available to you to level up is staggering. I should mention the class system now but I'm not gonna get too in depth here cause this review is already longer than I intended and there are plenty of sites where you can get specifics from. The point I wanna make on class is this... You can play any and all of the classes despite what you pick as your main class. I created a gladiator main but as with FF Tactics if I want to make my character a Magic type person and level that up I can. Again, the freedom the game allows is great. Granted you have to find the guild leaders who teach you classes to unlock them but there is plenty to do in each main city. Jobs include several warrior types wich eventually lead to jobs such as Dragoon and Palladin and several magic types that lead to Summoner and white Mage to name a few. There are also non combat jobs split into gathering and crafting classes like fishing and cooking wich should be familiar to some but they are all handled differently and have a rich system of synthesizing items, weapons and even Materia. I could easily spend an hour on crafting since there are soany uses for it. You can simply use the items you make, Sell them on the market (Auction House), turn them in to satisfy quests called leves, turn them in for faction (Grand Companies) rewards or if they are armor/weapons break them down into Materia once you have used them for long enough. The game boasts to eventually have have player housing and decorations, chocobo breeding, pvp (as of yet none), gambling and hamlet defense events... But I have yet to experience anything the game offers past level 28. So I can only attest to some of that.

Riding (and naming) my chocobo for the first time was a joy... The music we all remember from countless FF games even plays while your on it, though you can turn that off if you wish. I've never liked a mount in any game as much as this one save for my Netherwing in WOW.

The creature design, bosses and battling is all a kin to FF12 only better. It's like an mmo but with a more action feel. Skills and abilities are hot keyed to your L2and R 2 buttons and when those fill up you can add more as you level and cycle with R1. Convienant and functional. Took me very little time to feel right at home on the menus and in battle. Even the UI is customizable to a degree.

One gripe I've had is that instances/dungeons(called duties) are tied right into the main storyline and while FFARR has a duty finder wich matches you to other players for this if you don't have a large enough group it can take quite some times if your unlucky. Meaning it will stop you dead in your tracks from continuing with the story if you are unable to find a group. I've only had this happen twice however, and as I understand it they are working on this.

All in all I could go on about this game as I've tried to cover most of what I've learned but this is an incomplete account. I highly recommend this game to anyone into the FF Franchise before 13 and either doesn't mind a good mmo or wants to try their hand at one. For anyone afraid that this game is more MMO than FF, I think you'll be happy with it. I was pleasant surprised. I can say its not just my favorite mmo, it's right up there among my favorite titles to date, here's to hoping they don't blow pvp or screw it up down the line.

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J. Anderson

FF14 ARR TRIAL RUN 30 days

Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2014

Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Edition: StandardVerified Purchase

So some of my friends told me to try it out so I did first things first I played it like I do Everquest, World of Warcraft or whatever MMO do whatever you want care later first thing i realized is you should actually follow the main story quest till about 30 because there are things you want chocobos, battle chocobo companions things that you don't know because it doesn't come with an instruction manual you can read in the bathroom!! but things happen and sometimes its interesting to find out on your own!

+'s
looks fine, maybe not as well as other platforms but don't see them first
combat is more fun on a controller for me
UI works better than would think on a console
performance isn't bad some load screens
lots to do
5 races to choose from seems small but job variability especially early lets you feel other classes

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Occasional lag issues
Tradeskills require a lot of your day(but which mmo doesnt)
Gil is hard to get without a gather class early
requires doing main story to get certain selling and travel abilities
occasional targeting issues
hard to chat without keyboard (i didnt plan to with trial)

To begin the game starts out with a big war between cities and the empire who is unleashing magitech on the realms and bahumut comes out and blows the crap out of everything and heroes stop the mess and no one can remember them. Five years later the game begins and you are just a no name hero and begin with getting a crystal and abilities to see in to peoples past and then people see you as special. about as far into the story as i got.

Gameplay: combat is fast intuitive and keeps you on your toes as you go at the start moves are sparse but at regular intervals you get new skills to flesh out your class in addition you get cross class abilities if you train around and add to your arsenal whether it be casting protect and cure as a warrior or using a feint slow attack on your monk on demand or a regenerate health attack on hit move there is reason to train classes to an extent but how far is up to you. Most caster classes have heal abilities and most tanks are valued in this game early and late. Most dungeons consist of one tank one healer and 2 DPS classes it feels thought out but when it comes to doing the dungeons it all depends on the groups some smooth as sand some like sharp glass its an MMO so things happen.

Graphics: You can tell things are toned down a bit but things look fine if you have to have the best i'd assume go PS4 or a nice end PC but if you can handle other ps3 graphics it shouldn't be an issue.

Sound: Has your basic combat clangs biffs pows and kachows ,music is varied among regions you wont hear the same songs in the desert that you hear in the forest but would be nice if there was more variety in the same region... but thats if you actually keep the game music on,

Quests: The game is split up early into about four parts, quest, Fates class and tradeskill quests and story quest. To access some parts of the game you have to do the story quest due to some reasons like choosing a main city this is recommended to follow on your main class level or you'll miss out on other abilities. most normal quest are fetch kill normal mmo stuff. FATES are solo or group quests (preferably group) where anyone lvl 1 to 50 can jump in adjust their level and fight for a reward usually its better to be closer to the requested level but some middle level fates you'll see higher levels jump in all the time which can be quite helpful. Fates help gain rank in your main city exp and are sometimes your main way to level. Tradeskill and class quests happen every 5 levels and give you useful tools and in the case of class quests sometimes abilities.

Tradeskills: i usually find boring FF14 ARR isnt too different but when you start out the first 15 levels its pretty pain free every item tells you what you need and as you go they give you skills on how to improve and as the skills increase those skills basically tell you how to do it. Gathering is nearly the same you get skills as you go but it is the main way to make money in the game and that is not something easily gotten from quests or fighting.

Loot: From my trial run you either buy vendor gear get loot from dungeons or you make it. The game is very dungeon and or tradeskill based. enemies rarely drop gil except small gil from dungeons. so far up to lvl 33 i have not seen a solo mob drop a lick of gil but they may drop beast blood skins or what have you but if you want loot dungeon or make it.

Players: I read some reviews I play on the Malboro North American server players seem almost too nice they ask you to join their free companies(guilds) ALL THE TIME! I read reviews about people being abusive and mean I felt i was being treated too well as a noob to this game everyone was all asking me if I had questions in groups and dungeons and being courteous to even the wretched few who wouldnt turn off their damage stance as a cleric and go to healing. The community i felt was friendly i never saw any sour experiences except those who asked for it! some servers and experiences may differ but if you are experienced with MMO's its nothing new.

Summary: The game is a refresh from other MMO's something different to try with the good old FF spin on it with some past enemies like cactuars ect. It has its flaws but it is also easy to immerse into and when i saw the 15$ price point and a 30 day free trial as an past and present MMO player that isnt a bad place to start at the end of my trial i just went for the 3 month subscription and see where that will go but for those on the fence try the trial getting setup may be a pain for a few hours but if your a fan of MMO's and want to try a solid console experience give it a go! 8/10

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