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FFXIV is real like new UO without pvp zone

yanje03yanje03 Member Posts: 36

That's my feeling.  no level but skill point increase.  fully developed job system. I think they will develop a better job system than UO this time.

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  • AzurealAzureal Member UncommonPosts: 235

    Originally posted by yanje03

    That's my feeling.  no level but skill point increase.  fully developed job system. I think they will develop a better job system than UO this time.

     Heh.

     

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  • thinktank001thinktank001 Member UncommonPosts: 2,144

    Originally posted by yanje03

    That's my feeling.  no level but skill point increase.  fully developed job system. I think they will develop a better job system than UO this time.

    I got no idea how similar this is to UO.

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    In Final Fantasy XIV, players will be able to change between jobs utilizing the Armoury System, wherein equipping different weapons and tools will instantly change your class. Classes will be organized into several "Disciplines," broader categories that contain multiple classes that appropriately represent your chosen path. There will be four disciplines, each with a number of classes, and a variety of skills for each class. The developers are still unsure whether players will be able to master every class, of if they will impose a "see-saw" effect, similar to crafting in Final Fantasy XI.



    Instead of levels, a player's "main job" will be comprised of their highest level skills. The idea was for players to naturally define their own job, instead of the game locking them into a label. Even though there are named classes, anyone can change by swapping weapons, so there will be much more variety amongst players through the sets of skills they wish to focus upon.



    The official site gives an example using a fictional character named "Leeroy." Leeroy begins as a Gladiator, but upon receiving an invitation to party with his friends, he realizes they already have enough melee power in their party. Therefore, Leeroy equips his staff, changing his class to Thaumaturge, a class under the Discipline of Magic. It does not seem like there has been any official confirmation of class names outside of that description, so the Japanese translations below are approximations based on previous Final Fantasy titles and are subject to change:




     

     

     

     

     

  • heartlessheartless Member UncommonPosts: 4,993

    Similar in a sense that they are both MMORPGs...

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  • f_batf_bat Member Posts: 17

    Alright now... this is just getting out of hand.

  • shokeroshokero Member Posts: 41

    quick every one change subject to how ffxiv doesnt have pvp!!

    na but I can see how FFXIV is simmilar to UO in the way you pick up a sword or staff and your a differnt class, but for real though i am enjoying the crafting system its like a minigame! haha :)

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  • PreponerancePreponerance Member Posts: 295

    Aww i was duped =( I liked the PvP in UO though, pre-trammel.

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