The author of our guest, Chancellor, will face the demons of the past and will give Final Fantasy XIV a second chance: will it be worth fighting in Final Fantasy XIV in 2018?

"Yes, you should give everyone a second chance," he thought to themselves.

His gaze swept the dust covered with past love affection. His hand already covered the special edition DVD box slightly yellow. His finger moved gently on the deposit. Whether Square Enix still remembers him, onion helmet intra-game code?

He did not intentionally dare to think about it. I sat down on a tattoo of a deep and deep sad disappointment. The memory of the incident faded slowly. "Fool, old man!", I shot it in my head.

Again he embarked on adventure and remembered the old days. It is not suitable for those who suffer. No. He remembered that pleasure and devotion time, was this real love this time, was it a flame of fire from the ashes of a long forgotten passion?

that is. Before me it sounds like a dime novel, still with FINAL FANTASY XIV and obsolete description of my tragic encounter It is the original version from 2010 this year, fear and I managed to get memory Then I will state that the MMO was the miserable one.

Final Fantasy XIV could hardly be played back then, in addition to losing the basic functions such as endless cast bars, jumps (Space key opened chat) on repeated textures.

Seven years later, this game is a story of unexpected success, and I have a two-hour YouTube documentary on Phoenix in the ash. To me incredibly, I banished the game as a painful bad shopping since I was released on the shelf.

After positive voice grew and showed that there were many changes since that time, FFXIV revived my interest.

How can you overcome the MMO filled with content seven years later? How does it feel to play with others who have leads of 3, 4, 5 years? Does such a thing work?

More importantly, will Final Fantasy XIV (Buy Gil FFXIV has the safest and fastest items) forget the deep emotional scars that I gave to you? This and much, I will report the prime minister to his journal "big cat".