autobzooty
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Can the PC version of this game play with people using the PS3 version? I'd like to get it on PC and still play with my friends who don't have gaming computers.
:lolKagari said:Japan beta bundled with FFXIII? :x
autobzooty said:Can the PC version of this game play with people using the PS3 version? I'd like to get it on PC and still play with my friends who don't have gaming computers.
autobzooty said:Can the PC version of this game play with people using the PS3 version? I'd like to get it on PC and still play with my friends who don't have gaming computers.
Yes. If the game ever comes to the 360, I'm wondering how that'll work. Have PS3 users ever been able to play with 360 users?autobzooty said:Can the PC version of this game play with people using the PS3 version? I'd like to get it on PC and still play with my friends who don't have gaming computers.
FFXI does this, yes.Seiken said:Yes. If the game ever comes to the 360, I'm wondering how that'll work. Have PS3 users ever been able to play with 360 users?
FFXI... PS3?Nuclear Winter said:FFXI does this, yes.
Seiken said:Yes. If the game ever comes to the 360, I'm wondering how that'll work. Have PS3 users ever been able to play with 360 users?
You can install FFXI on the PS3. PC, PS3, PS2, and 360 users all play together.Seiken said:FFXI... PS3?
But installing FFXI on your PS3 won't actually get the game to run on Playstation Network servers won't it? That's the thing, PS3 and 360 has never been compatible with each others network.Nuclear Winter said:You can install FFXI on the PS3. PC, PS3, PS2, and 360 users all play together.
You download a special file from the Playstation store (if your PS3 is PS2 BCable) and then you can play FFXI on your PS3.Seiken said:FFXI... PS3?
Ooh I had no clue! Thanks for the info.rhfb said:You download a special file from the Playstation store (if your PS3 is PS2 BCable) and then you can play FFXI on your PS3.
And there are no "servers" that the game runs off for 360 or PS2. They are all housed at SE or wherever and everyone plays together. The "network" doesn't matter.
Kagari said:Supposedly that's one of the issues MS has with FFXIV.
And I hate how easily I would be tempted to be one of those returning subscribers. Such a shame.Kintaro said:Lighten up. Scam as in "Hey guys! Want in the FF XIV PC Beta? Reactiviate your content IDs for a month and you get access to the beta!"
Also, it's not hate. Its being critical. That's not a bad thing. The forum has been critical of them for quite awhile now. FFXI players both old, new, former and active should be as well. It's not like they've done anything as of late to make anyone love them. :lol
They are not gonna ship 1 million copies of a beta.Kagari said:Japan beta bundled with FFXIII? :x
Jonnyram said:They are not gonna ship 1 million copies of a beta.
DrDogg said:You don't have to. Ship it with a beta key and the first X number of people get in. While I'm not saying for sure SE will package a beta with FFXIII, I don't think it's out of the question.
B.K. said:Or have a special edition of XIII that comes with the XIV beta and charge an extra 2500 Yen for it.
Khrno said:That's not a good way to get uninterested people on playing the game.
I'm sure if 100k-200k units of that SE come out, that the FFXI fans will dig them up very quickly, but I think there are better ways to get those people to try the game than to make the normal FF fans say: "Why are they making us pay more for beta key that's ridiculous", and then again, those people probably bought the demo, I mean the movie with the demo.
Eitherway, I think it would be better to have something like an extra free 15 days to try out the game, after release of course, bundled with XIII. People will either keep their keys and buy the game to use them and play for free some 45 days (including a potential 30 free days as in XI), that would help up on unit sales and would make people want to try out the game.
Ah I see, my memory fails me.Awntawn said:FFXI in Japan shipped with 6 jobs available at default and 6 more advanced jobs available as quests at level 30, all in the box. SMN was also added for free via questing when Zilart was released (although aside from carbuncle summons required the expansion locations to acquire), and for SAM DRG and NIN, the quest for the jobs required locations in Zilart.
Jinko said:I think Tanaka said in an interview something about the 360 version that they are dicussions with MS about the XBL interface, SE wants to use their own gateway and MS wants to use XBL, so for now there is no way to go ahead.
Jinko said:It's out of the question, SE don't want people playing the FF14 beta they want people beta testing it and helping them fixing bugs.
By bundling a beta with FF13 they are putting across the wrong message, they will get people playing the beta and complaining on forums like this about quests that don't work etc and the millions of bugs they have found, yet forgetting to actually log a single one of them to the developer.
Also the first lot of beta's will have NDA's etc, so they won't want every Tom Dick and Harry playing it and leaking secrets all over the internet.
Is Tanaka referring to the highest craft level or character/class level? Or perhaps both of those are the samething?Dengeki: Say, for tailors, are there leves set up for them to craft?
Tanaka: Yes, in those leves, there aren't any fighting so tailors can level up their crafting skills like smithing and tailoring.
Sage: This time around, because of the Guildleves, players can focus on crafting to level skills up. They can progress in the game this way.
Tanaka: It's possible to reach the highest level without even having to fight once! This is one of the concept for this game.
Classic_Gs said:FFXIV Core has a new interview up from Dengeki PlayStation
Is Tanaka referring to the highest craft level or character/class level? Or perhaps both of those are the samething?
Mik2121 said:This might be the first MMORPG I get in after 6 years or more of Ragnarok Online.
Do you guys know if I'll be able to play in English if I get the Japanese version? I live in Jpn so I'll be getting the local version (and probably the beta too, if it's included in FFXIII) and while I can read Japanese with almost no problems, I can read English that much better, and the game flow is smoother.... so, yeah.. do you guys have any idea?
Did FFXI in Japan include English?
Also, if I buy, as I said, the Japanese version, will I be able to play with people from other regions? (ie, all of you guys).
Mik2121 said:Sweet!. Btw I just added you to MSN. Do you use it usually?
I was just linking to FFXIV Core, and now I see you beat me to it . Completing quests to earn skill ups is an interesting concept, and could definitely be better than just spinning a crystal.Kirashi said:lol that's my article
didn't want to post it because there was a scan in it.
there's no character/class level, your craft level is your "class level"
Mik2121 said:Do you guys know if I'll be able to play in English if I get the Japanese version? I live in Jpn so I'll be getting the local version (and probably the beta too, if it's included in FFXIII) and while I can read Japanese with almost no problems, I can read English that much better, and the game flow is smoother.... so, yeah.. do you guys have any idea?
Did FFXI in Japan include English?
Dengeki said:Tanaka: Since the weapons have durability this time around, you can't keep on fighting with the same weapon over and over. Crafting becomes an essential element of the game. The fighting class will either be asking help from crafters or level up a crafting skill on their own!
Not trying to be a jerk, just honestly not sure what to relate this to in my head.No results found for leve:
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Khrno said:If you are ok playing a game with japanese text, then you would be fine, howerver, if you really feel that you would be more comfortable having all the UI and in-game text in english, just buy any of the other 2 versions.
I think you could always do some DAT swaps instead, but that turns up to be a chore since you would have to do it after every update. And don't worry for release dates, since it will be a worldwide simultaneous release.
I'm planning on swapping my sound DAT files so I can have Japanese voices, because I don't think there will be dual voice option, especially in the EU version since it should have 3 languages in the DVDs/BD already.
*Halfway through fighting some Nidhogg look-alike*
Me: Oh shi- my Ridill broke!
LS: (laughs)
NH: (laughs)
Tanaka: (laughs)
Iwata: (laughs)
May16 said:What's a "guild leve?"
I looked it up but I have no idea what this means.
Not trying to be a jerk, just honestly not sure what to relate this to in my head.
Classic_Gs said:I was just linking to FFXIV Core, and now I see you beat me to it . Completing quests to earn skill ups is an interesting concept, and could definitely be better than just spinning a crystal.
eggandI said:It's cool though that players can fix weapons themselves. Hopefully there are fix NPCs too.
May16 said:What's a "guild leve?"
Khrno said:If you are ok playing a game with japanese text, then you would be fine, howerver, if you really feel that you would be more comfortable having all the UI and in-game text in english, just buy any of the other 2 versions.
I think you could always do some DAT swaps instead, but that turns up to be a chore since you would have to do it after every update. And don't worry for release dates, since it will be a worldwide simultaneous release.
I'm planning on swapping my sound DAT files so I can have Japanese voices, because I don't think there will be dual voice option, especially in the EU version since it should have 3 languages in the DVDs/BD already.
*Halfway through fighting some Nidhogg look-alike*
Me: Oh shi- my Ridill broke!
LS: (laughs)
NH: (laughs)
Tanaka: (laughs)
Iwata: (laughs)
Mik2121 said:I don't mind playing games in Japanese (half of my PS3 library are Jpn games, though most of them have texts in English which are selected by default because my PS3 is in English too). But even if I can read it, for some Kanji I have to read it a bit more carefully sometimes to be sure about what it is, while if it's English I can just look over it, read the first few letters and I would already know what it is, therefore speeding up the gameplay.
But then again, it's an MMORPG, and I will be all day using the same menu, the same stats and just some new weapons and whatnot, so I guess I shouldn't bore....
...as far as they don't do the same shit as with Jpn Home, which locks the keyboard to Japanese and it's a chore to write in English.
Oh and yeah, I'm most likely getting the game for PS3 and play with an attached usb keyboard.
Kintaro said:Closed betas usually come with NDA, not too many open ones do and those that do are stupid for doing so because no one cares when it's an "open" beta.
Beta tests are no longer the beta tests of old. If they want that, they better just keep it completely closed. With beta tests acting more like previews, especially with companies hardly ever improving on beta build issues, they have gained this stigma about this.
If SE wants an honest to god beta, it should be closed with heavy NDAs. The moment its open...it's pretty much a "preview".
May16 said:What's a "guild leve?"
I looked it up but I have no idea what this means.
Not trying to be a jerk, just honestly not sure what to relate this to in my head.
Yeah spoken is perfectly fine, it's just some of those damn kanjis that look so alike! ;(Khrno said:Just for what the UI and game related names is refered, you should be fine after a few hours of gameplay, but this is a Final Fantasy game, you may thing that the text is not really that important and that you might end up chatting 80% of the time in english or something.
But all the quests and missions will be heavily text-based, oh wait, scratch that, NPCs are supposed to talk now and you probably understand a good deal of spoken japanese, so nevermind, you will probably have no problems getting that version.
Dunno. But games like PSO had all the languages in all versions of the game (though it was only text, but still..).Khrno said:I just don't think that the versions will have multiple languages, I would even think that the French and German versions will have their own SKUs instead of being on the same disc as the English version here in Europe.
It would be pointless anyway to update the game and have to download all the different audio and text files for the different languages too, specially for the PS3 version where HDD space is more valuable than on the PC.
HNM guild leaves are being developed for large groups and are being considered to be implemented in the game at launch. (HNMs confirmed?!?!)
There won't be any overlap between players killing monsters for guild leves since they are all instanced for the guild leve recipients.
Khrno said:I just don't think that the versions will have multiple languages, I would even think that the French and German versions will have their own SKUs instead of being on the same disc as the English version here in Europe.
It would be pointless anyway to update the game and have to download all the different audio and text files for the different languages too, specially for the PS3 version where HDD space is more valuable than on the PC.