Once Final Fantasy XIV Letter from the Producer LIVE Part LXXVII bought going, Director and Producer Naoki Yoshida and Global Community Producer Toshio “Foxclon” Murouchi supplied extra particular particulars about varied additions and adjustments. Among these had been updates about Dungeons and Raids. Specifically, they confirmed off a few of the FFXIV Pandaemonium: Anabaseios Raid and went over the Savage reward adjustments coming in patch 6.4.
The FFXIV Pandaemonium: Anabaseios Savage Raid reward adjustments all must do with treasure coffers and the Mythos alternate. In phrases of the treasures, you will note much less if individuals accomplished the Duty earlier than. The announcement famous that if over 5 individuals already did it, then you definately don’t get something. However, if solely between one and 4 of the gamers did, then you’ll nonetheless get rewards. There will simply be fewer than typical. The slide going over issues mentioned that one treasure supply will seem on the finish. Yoshida and Foxclon’s slide additionally famous the next two actual adjustments:
- Coffers won’t reward duplicate armor items for a similar slot.
- Body gear will be earned from Anabaseios: The Eleventh Circle.
The up to date Mythos alternate price may also be seen within the following slide from the showcase.
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Finally, right here’s the video clip exhibiting a part of the FFXIV Pandaemonium: Anabaseios Raid. It additionally briefly got here up throughout the official 6.4 trailer.
Get prepared for a showdown in Pandæmonium: Anabaseios!
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Final Fantasy XIV is straight away obtainable on PC, PS4, and PS5, and patch 6.4 will launch on May 23, 2023.
