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Helpful tipsFinal Fantasy 14 has eight crafting classes and three gathering classes that you level separately like regular combat classes. (They even have their own storylines!) If you plan on leveling more than one of them—and you should—don't vendor or sell your gear for these classes once you've outleveled it. You can use the same gear for all crafting and gathering classes. In other words, once you've leveled your Carpenter, you can use almost all of the same gear to level your Alchemist.FF14 has gorgeous and flashy combat effects… that can make it super hard to figure out what's going on in an Alliance Raid or Trial with other people, particularly if you play a melee class. To make these fights more manageable, I recommend limiting combat effects for everyone but yourself. To do this, hit Escape, go to Character Configuration, Character, and then select "Show Limited" in the Party section of "Battle Effects Settings."If you want to be where the action is, set … [Read more...] about A beginner’s guide to Final Fantasy 14

There are also other already announced games that could make an appearance, and of course, Sony could finally reveal the PS5 price and release date, but there’s bound to also be some surprises in store. Interestingly, we know Square Enix is currently working on a new next-gen action game with the working title Project Athia - could this actually be Final Fantasy 16?  … [Read more...] about Final Fantasy 16 could be announced during PS5 showcase according to latest rumour

The power fantasy central to the xianxia genre is so alluring that there’s even a tourist spot in Fujian, China that lets people replicate exaggerated qinggong moves as they glide through the air on wires amidst a backdrop of waterfalls and temples. As a kid who grew up reading all the xianxia I could, it's a fantasy I've dreamed about for years. It'll probably take some time before I ever get to go to Fujian, but Gujian 3 offers a great alternative, allowing xianxia fans—and any anglophone players curious about Chinese culture—to wield a sword as a hardened martial artist against legions of murderous demons.  … [Read more...] about Gujian 3 comes close to being the Final Fantasy of Chinese RPGs

I also like the way it reformats the rest of the RPG world the same way it does the concept of the all-purpose item shop. It's a setting full of professional adventurers, so they must be organised and carry around business cards and try to land sponsorship deals. There are dungeons people keep returning to, so they must reconfigure and restock themselves somehow and there must be someone behind that. Like the Discworld books, it takes fantasy cliches and applies common sense until they come out the other side somehow even weirder than they went in. … [Read more...] about 10 years on, Recettear: An Item Shop’s Tale is still the best fantasy shopkeeper tycoon game

Hearthstone is operated in China by NetEase, a local company, because that's what's required by government regulation. Zhihong told me that the deal has quite a bit of latitude. For instance, Chinese players qualify differently for the Hearthstone Championship Tour, and minors can only play for a certain number of hours before they stop earning in-game gold. So it's likely the app is simply something NetEase wanted to create, and is free to do so under the terms of its contract.  … [Read more...] about Hearthstone finally gets an official deck tracking app (but only in China)