In brighter news, Square Enix also posted the launch trailer for Endwalker, which we've shared below.

For more on the announcement, check out this Twitter thread by our good friends at Nova Crystallis that recaps the Live Letter in its entirety. Steam is an online entertainment distribution and marketing platform created by Valve Corporation, initially released exclusively for Windows platforms on Septemand made available for Mac, Mobile and Linux users in May 2010, January 2012 and February 2013 respectively. Square considered cuts or patches, but they wanted to prioritize quality.Ī formal delay announcement post from Square Enix can be found here. Not sure about the registration thing, but it does make a suggestion about downloading the trial version of the game through Steam, and then after its installed trying to do your login after that unless I misread the advice. Everything is moving according to plan, but due to the expansion's ambition, Yoshida especially wanted to carefully examine the subtleties in this regard as a culmination of a storyline, which ate into master QA time, which necessitated the 2-week delay. Not sure if this will help, but this is from 2019 and is one of the most recent versions of this question that I could find.

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Producer/Director Naoki Yoshida emphasized that Endwalker is the largest expansion in the game's history, while also representing a sort of finality of the Hydaelyn/Zodiark saga - 11 years into the MMORPG's life. Once you purchase FFXIV: Endwalker on Steam, you will be provided with an Early Access code (20 digits, starting with RF5A ) that needs to be registered on the Mog Station. The MMORPG expansion will now release on December 7, with the early access phase starting on December 3. During a Live Letter presentation, Square Enix has announced that the launch of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker has been delayed by two weeks.

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