FINAL FANTASY XIV Online

When was FINAL FANTASY XIV Online originally released?

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Q.When was FINAL FANTASY XIV Online originally released?

A.Final Fantasy XIV Online was originally released on September 30, 2010 for Windows PC, with the PlayStation 3 version following in March 2011. It was later rebuilt as A Realm Reborn in 2013, with ARR arriving on Steam in 2014.

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Final Fantasy XIV Online was originally released on September 30, 2010 for Windows PC, with the PlayStation 3 version arriving in March 2011. This initial PC date is documented by contemporary coverage, which noted the PC launch on September 30, 2010 and the PS3 delay until 2011. GameSpot coverage Kotaku report provide those particulars.

After a highly publicized rocky launch, Square Enix undertook a complete overhaul and re-released the game as Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. ARR officially launched on August 27, 2013 for both PC and PlayStation 3, marking a fresh start for the title. This date is confirmed by major outlets and the official PlayStation blog, which highlighted the ARR launch window and date. PlayStation Blog Destructoid coverage also corroborate the August 27, 2013 date.

The ARR edition later found a wider distribution on Steam, with a February 18, 2014 release date for the revamped title. FFXIV ARR Steam release note confirms the February 18, 2014 milestone.

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Q.What is FINAL FANTASY XIV Online: A Realm Reborn?

A.FINAL FANTASY XIV Online: A Realm Reborn is the Starter Edition bundle that gives new players access to the base game and the first two expansions (Heavensward and Stormblood), plus a 30-day free play period. It represents the modern, reworked version of FFXIV designed for newcomers to start their adventure.

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Q.What can I find in the FINAL FANTASY XIV Online store?

A.The FINAL FANTASY XIV Online Store offers digital game editions, current expansions, and a wide range of in-game items and services, delivered via Mog Station/Moogle Delivery.

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Q.Is there a free trial for FINAL FANTASY XIV Online?

A.Yes. There is a free trial for FINAL FANTASY XIV Online that lets new players reach level 70 with no playtime limit, including the base game and early expansions, with data transfer to the full game available.

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Q.What's included in the FINAL FANTASY XIV Online Starter Edition?

A.The FINAL FANTASY XIV Online Starter Edition includes A Realm Reborn plus Heavensward and Stormblood, along with a 30-day free play period. After the trial period, a subscription is required to continue playing, with availability and pricing by platform.

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Q.What are the different classes available in FINAL FANTASY XIV Online?

A.FFXIV offers two class tracks: Combat Jobs (Disciples of War and Magic) and Crafting/Gathering Disciplines (Disciples of the Hand and Land). The combat roster includes a wide range of jobs, with Blue Mage as a limited option, and Dawntrail adding Viper and Pictomancer. Crafting and gathering consist of eight Hand crafts and three Land gatherer roles.

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