(08-08-2013, 09:52 AM)Dameon Wrote: Pinched from Reddit.
- Beta phase 3 players can start one day early on the 16th
- Early access starts on the 24th, no down time between early access and launch
- Level cap is 20 in phase 4.
- Arcanist available in phase 4
- Fishing profession available in phase 4
- Coliseum PVP will be in phase 4
- Scholar confirmed to be healer role
- Payment options Crysta, credit card, 30 day and 60 day game cards confirmed
- Fee based world transfer service confirmed (available 2-3 weeks from launch)
- Free of charge smartphone apps (named Libra Eorzea) confirmed. Shows character stats, all abilities, quests, crafting materials, and basically all information about the game. Available 1 week after launch for iOS and 3-4 weeks after launch for Android.
- No item transfer between same account and same server available.
- Barber shop not available at launch, In the barber shop you can change hairstyle, hair colour, face tattoo, face paint, face paint colour and beard.
- Seasonal events confirmed (Xmas & new years confirmed so far), with season-themed gear obtainable
- Snowman gear confirmed (lol)
- Fire resistant swimsuit gear confirmed
- New Eorzea 2013 Collection Video (Mob version)
- Phase 4 data will not be wiped unless a game breaking bug is discovered. Stop asking.
- Crystal Tower 24 man raid confirmed (not available at launch)
- Primals finishing moves confirmed to be changing
- No /tell allowed in raids.
- Duty finder to be expanded over time.
- Extreme difficulty setting confirmed for primals
- Unicorn mount confirmed, for white mages! (<3)
- Other unique mounts for different jobs available
- Character gender and race effects mount sitting pose
- Limited amount of times you can "need" in dungeons and raids confirmed.
- Leviathan confirmed
Thanks Dameon for pinching this. Â Definitely interesting information though I still wish that phase 4 of the beta was this weekend. Â Was there anything more about the arcanist and how it's going to work?
Need to find something to do to pass the time.
