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"do the gods come after us now?" Well technically we go after the gods since level 21 or so like we really dont like them
well, technically there are no gods in ffxiv, only extremely powerful beings
@@Trattato68 pfft, not anymore that's for sure.
Its a feature of Final Fantasy 14 that you can play every Job (Class) with a single Character. You can change anytime you want. Thats why the "main Character" is a different Class in every Cinematic
FYI, you get your first mount from the Main Story Quest at around level 20 or so. If you did like me and leveled well past that doing side quests and stuff, you need to go back and progress the MSQ until it gives you your first mount.
"stormblood looks chill" he says, referencing the one expansion that has BLOOD in the title...
I mean, it kind of is. It's the one expansion aside from Dawntrail where basically nothing of substance happens in the story until postgame.
@@damir_van_kalaz WHAT? Doma was liberated from Garlean rule after 25 Years, And Ala Mhigo which is an Eorzean state was freed after 2 decades of Garlean rule. Omega was reactivated and Shinryu was set free AND Killed. The FULL Eorzian Alliance was established as well. It might not be as Important to the Story as Shadowbringers and Endwalker or even the end of the Dragonsong War, but it is not chill brother.
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And... How much has Doma or Ala Mhigo mattered to anything really since StB ended? Shinryu and Omega stuff was postgame HW and all StB did was claim Zenos was able to merge with Shinryu because of course he can, while Omega was utilized for the raid series.
Eorzean, btw. But yes, sure, the Eorzean Alliance was formed, but again, what part of Ala Mhigo's involvement in that has ever mattered to the story since StB ended? Outside of brief mention of them it's continued to just be Limsa, Gridania, Ul'dah, and Ishgard that were directly relevant to the story. Ala Mhigo could have never happened and the story post-StB would be no different for it.
That's what I meant when I said nothing of *substance* happened. Things happened, sure, but nothing that actually continued to have an impact on anything post-StB outside of Zenos showing up again in Endwalker, which, frankly, was by far the weakest part of Endwalker's story, and Fandaniel taking on Asahi's corpse as his vessel for some reason because the writers wanted to make the new Ascian immediately interesting and decided the best way to do that would be to have him use the face of one of the least interesting villains in the entire story.
The thing is, every time anything to do with Doma or Ala Mhigo does get mentioned or thrown in for something - which is a rare occurrence as is - it feels like an afterthought, like they just needed *someone* there and realized if they didn't give it to the Ala Mhigans or Domans they'd just have zero relevance. There's never been a point in the story post-StB where it felt like it really mattered that we liberated those places.
Every time Limsa, or Gridania, or Ul'dah, or Ishgard, or even Norvrandt get brought up in the story again, they always get a reasonable amount of screentime dedicated to them and have a clear and direct reason for why they specifically are relevant to what's happening, while anytime Doma or Ala Mhigo come up it's like a scene they throw in in-between other scenes to get it done with as fast as they possibly can, and it's never a case of us specifically having a use for them and what they bring to the table, it's always something that any of the others could have done just as easily.
The 'powerful guy' who shot the dragon in the Heavensward animation isn't a guy at all. If you look, it's a squad of dragoons slamming into the dragon with spears and bringing it down. The specialty of dragoons in Final Fantasy (or lancers, in some games; in FFXIV you start as a lancer) is the ability 'Jump'. You leap into the sky and slam down to destroy your enemy. Dragoons in FFXIV can jump like superheroes and convert that kinetic energy into devastating attacks.
So the dragon was reeling as the dragoons were levering their spears in its flesh to finish it off faster.
In the world of final fantasy where crystals rule, there must be a balance between light and darkness. If one of the two forces gets out of control the world can be destroyed, when the dark force is out of control the warrior of light is needed to fight it the same goes for light because it also puts the world in danger hence the warrior of darkness is needed both forces corrupt the balance the angels kill indiscriminately the power of the warrior of light is useless against them that is why the warrior of light has to use darkness
So essentially they try to keep it balanced
@@Drusenju yes
FFXIV 1.0 - soo bad they replaced the director and producer with one guy who then said "we're going to burn it all down and rebuild it, and make it canon"
ARR- really slow burn with a focus on world building that seems tedious but trust us "it get's better in heavensward" ;)
Heavensward- Estinien!!!!!!!! (He's the Azure Dragoon!) also it did get get much better
Stormblood-feels like it could have been 2 expansions, with a slow first half but picks up in the second half of the base expansion. also "PS3 died for this"
Shadowbringers- "Welcome to Shadowbringers" and where the Emotional Vampires are chomping at the bit for streamers to hurry up and get to ;)
Endwalker- Where everything comes together and is the great feeding ground for those Emotional Vampires.
Dawntrail- time for a vacation and some simple adventuring but you know it's never simple
You get your Mount at Story-Level 20. If you did not had it, you certainly were not in the Endwalker-Area... in this game every Expension-Area is locked behind the Story-Level (in this case 80+)
The first cinematic was related to the 1.0 version of the game, which was shut down and replaced with A Realm Reborn, it takes place 5 years before A Realm Reborn =D
FF14 has some of the greatest songs ever committed to a game
I wholeheartedly agree
"Can you actually wield that brush in the game?" - Yes. The class is called Pictomancer.
"Is that the girl we were training with?" - No. Also earlier when the same person was in the heavy armor at the beginning of the shadowbringers cinematic with the Katana? That's the same guy. He's the main villain of that expansion.
"I feel like I was there before" - No, if you're only level 30 or so then you were most definitely NOT in Sharlayan yet, trust me. And that city is called Old Sharlayan.
"Is there power scaling in this game?" - Well there certainly seems to be, but the theme of all Final Fantasy games is that a group of unlikely allies band together to take down the big bad of their respective game
for example in 9 a thief bands together with a princess and a knight, as well as a mage going through a crisis of identity and a journey of self discovery, as well as a mercenary that was originally after his head, and a very young summoner.... As well as a... Qu? Which is a large creature that learns skills based on what it eats, but all Qu's favorite food is frogs.
Additionally the very first cinematic was for FF14 1.0 which was scrapped when the game had to be entirely remade because of how colossally it failed due to the company making it with such horrid coding and scripts and without features most MMO's very commonly had. Realm Reborn was 1.0's remake into the game as we see it today, so Realm Reborn is referred to as '2.0.' Then every expansion onward is referred to the next higher number as they go on, so currently the game is in 7.0 or 7.1 due to the raid patches and whatnot.
On top of all of this, there is no need to make alternate characters to play a different class, as one singular character can learn and level up to max every single class in the game if you want to, so you aren't restricted. On top of this, you can visit the aesthetician to change certain limited looks, but if you wanted to altar your characters looks entirely you can buy a phantasia from the mogstation.
It should be noted that every character does get two free phantasias. One form the MSQ and one from an optional quest.
@@catwhowalksbyhimself Yes indeed this is the case. So even without money you can change your form later in the game.
The city he was in was almost certainly Limsa with it's white stone/masonwork. Also confusing Z with L was causing my soul to die a little.
@@vfvs11a well, based on what little facial features there were, you could probably see it. Blonde hair, being the only recognizable feature and the armor being bulky enough to conceal 'male from female' especially considering L's chest measurements.... But yeah, I can understand how it was a bit soul crushing XD
Good luck with the stream if you do that. It's a long journey, and try to enjoy the story along the way. My guess is you are mistaking that city in the trailer for Limsa Lominsa, one of the starting cities that also has a lot of white stone and is on the water. Anyways, have fun on your journey.
The first video was the intro of 1.0 and in it, the player stand-in was having an echo vision of the past.
Quite a few years before the start of 1.0, the Garlean Empire started their conquest of Eorzea by conquering Ala Migho, the estern-most city state of the continent. After overrunning them (they were weakened by just coming out of a civil war, in which the mad king was overthrown), the Imperials decided to make their staging ground for the invasion of the rest of Eorzea, the area in between the other city states. Rumors of this area being sacred and that you shouldn't mess with it, were put down to superstition... but they were wrong. For one thing, it is a place where the life-stream comes very close to the surface, and for another, more important one, the father of all dragons Midgardsormr, made his nest there. And father of ALL dragons is literal. Every single dragon in existence is a descendant of this monstrous being.
Anyway, when the Imperial legion stepped onto the sacred ground, they roused the biggest and most powerful of all dragons on the planet and his brood and they were annihilated... but also caused a pretty big catastrophy. When the main reactor of the flagship, that Midgardsormr brought down, exploded, it blew right through the thin layer of earth that covered the lifestream, and made it gush out into the air, that's the green glow coming from down below. It's not clear whether the dragon died to the explosion or the gushing of the lifestream, but it's of little matter... it's dead.
And with the life-stream gushing onto the surface, the area is flooded with an overdose of aether, causing animals to mutate into aggressive and dangerous beasts, messing with plants and all that... and causing the echo to awaken in considerably more people than ever before (this justifying ingame how there can be thousands of players with the supposedly "rare" ability of the echo).
The 8th is Yoshi P burning down the 1.0 servers... erm, I mean the 8th Umbral Calamity. ^^
Within the Garlean Empire, there were two factions vying for influence, the conquerer and the annihilation factions, you could call them. Previously the conquerer faction was more influencial, but the catastrophic loss at the battle of Cartenou (i.e. what you saw in the 1.0 intro's echo vision), they lost influence and the annihilation faction gained ascendence. They found some ancient Allagan artifcacts, that allowed them to remote control the lesser moon Dalamud. And rather than wondering why the Allagans would have stuck a bunch of engines onto a moon, they just counted themselves lucky and decided to make it crash into Eorzea.
The 1.0 story concludes in the players taking down the leader of Project Meteor, and destroy the Garleans' means to guide the moon.... but it's already too late. Even with the Garleans no longer able to control it, the momentum it already has and the gravity of the planet bring it down anyway.
But it's even worse than just a big boom from above. What the Garleans didn't know was that Dalamud wasn't a natural moon, but a giant space-station that the Allagans constructed to seal Bahamut and then flew the station into such a high orbit, because this Bahamut isn't an actual dragon, but a dragon-shaped primal (like Ifreet, Titan, Garuda & co), who'd absorb aether from the planet, if he wasn't so far out. So as the moon draws nearer to the planet, the primal within is able to draw more and more aether and thus become stronger, while at the same time, the re-entry chipped away pieces from the outside of the structure, weakening it... until eventually the power of the prisoner overcame that of the prison and he broke free.
And the scale is not deceiving, that monster is indeed longer than the entirety of Limsa Lominsa. It's literally a city-sized dragon primal.
The old Elf guy tried to literally summon the Twelve (the gods worshipped in Eorzea) to seal up Bahamut, but it failed... as his last act, he teleported the heroes away and they ended up not just being sent through space, but also forward in time and only re-appear a couple of years later. And what happened then, nobody knows. The leading theory is, that Bahamut used up more aether than it was taking in, and thus disappeared, like any primal cut off from their power source. But for reasons unknown, the memories of everyone within a wide distance of the battlefield got messed up. They have only a vague recollection of what happened, and know that there were heroes who fought the Empire and brought down the White Raven, but nobody can remember the faces or the names of the heroes, so they are just called the Warriors of Light.
If you played 1.0, you were one of those anonymous heroes, who got teleported into the future. If you didn't, you're just a fresh adventurer, seeking glory, riches, fame or "..."
As for the others, you'll get all the context in the game itself, so I won't spoil that. :)
Stormblood is part of the free trial now, but only since the release of Dawntrail, this summer. Previously you could only play up to Heaven's Ward without paying.
I don't have a favourite expansion. They are all interconnected and build on each other, so I don't see a point to comparing. It's all one big story.
This is the first time I saw anyone mistake Lyse and Zenos for each other, the latter of whom is a man.
Yes you can wield the brush in the game... but not the free trial. It's the pictomancer job, that's only unlocked if you buy Dawntrail.
14:50 That music you’re hearing is the main Final Fantasy theme that’s been used in every single mainline final fantasy game, going back to the first one when it was released in the 80s! Yes it does play when you’re choosing a server in this Final Fantasy.
Also, the different Auras are just a visual thing. There is actual auras used in game for certain abilities though.
The red Aura on Samurai is in game, for example, as an ability called Meditate.
Few tips without spoiling:
The angel-looking creature wasn't a god, but something else.
The person in the armor that gets slain by us in the trailer and the girl you train with are not the same person.
"do people be powerscaling final fantasy characters?"
The game does it for you, and at this point the SIGHT of the Warrior of Light is enough to give a galaxy-conquering alien invader PTSD. You kill actual deities on the regular and canonically solo Capital C Capital G Creator Gods. You kill a threat I can only call Existential. Not universal, EXISTENTIAL.
The WOL glazing is REAL, and it is IN THE GAME.
Dude's looking at the twins in the EW trailer like "What happened to the old crew?" Bruh, that is the old crew lol
And yes, Heavensward and Stormblood are included in the free to play version of the game
Mained monk in DT i can confirm we are on that level
"Is the old man dead?"
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It's complicated.
The aura is just....magic power I guess, it's honestly just cool effects. Classes do have their have own colours but you just default to blue usually in cutscene stuff.
You're right. Most people's favorite expansion is Shadowbringers. Myself included.
Power scaling Final Fantasy is knowing among the likes of Gods (like the dragon in the second trailer you saw that fought the old man) Disneys donald duck is unironically on of the strongest mages in final fantasy history.
shadowbringers goes hard. Also no that's not the same girl lol, that's a guy
The auras don't really do anything but represent ability usage. Dark Knights wield complex passion to evoke a type of eldritch energy which broils and yearns to lash out. I would go into more detail but it'd spoil their job quests.
Basically, the purple aura you're seeing is Meteor evoking the energy. They actually end up with a powerful attack later called Shadowbringer that deals that wave attack which killed off the light being. Without spoiling anything, the Dark Knight's source of power is incredibly meta and surprisingly prophetic, as nobody in the universe understands them until extremely late in the game (and they don't make the connection between their power and the source of their power at all in-character).
Everything after the A realm reborn trailer is a spoiler for you. The 1.0 squad doesn't come up in game at all as they do in the trailers. Just make sure you do your msq and job quests, and you should be good. Enjoy the journey, as it's a long one. Arr sets up the tone of everything else, that's why it's a bit slow. And there's a story reason why you don't get mounts until msq level 20, plus the mount quest. Everything revolves around the story, because it's a final fantasy game first, mmo second, and the franchise is known for its narratives.
shadowbringers is my favorite expansion story wise
I don't understand the point of watching all the trailers if you're only lvl 30 :O some parts are full of spoilers :(
I’m pretty busy so I don’t know
If I’ll be able to finish the game and by the time I continue I will have probably forgotten 😭
@@Drusenju ooh ok ^^
He confused Zenos with Lyse, it's pretty safe to assume he doesn't have enough context to be spoiled.
@@MissKashira true xD
Glad you liked the game hope you play more of it, the music only gets better. Always cool to see more FF cutie players on twitch 🥵
"It's like Naruto vs Sasuke" Yikes! Huge swing at Stormblood out of nowhere, I thought you liked it?
Also, given you need to be level 80 at minimum to get to that harbor town in Endwalker, it's unlikely you've been there.
And apropos of little, in FF14 it's wiser to measure your progress in terms of Main Story progression, not raw level.
bro did not do a single quest in Sharlayan
Find a good clan to join. Also if you have a few stream watchers you can usually use that as a way to get people to play with you
The 1st part you saw was in the past , in 1.0 so you will not see it in the game now.
And no, it wasn't the girl you were training with. Not even remotely close.
Play the game and you will find out all of this. :)
Hell no, the hot Blonde is a guy and called Zenos
Can you let me back in your server bro? It's been 6 years
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Haha! I love Joker too man have a good one 👌