May 14, 2024 | Updated: 11:35 AM EDT
Mar 28, 2017 11:40 AM EDT
Recently, the "Final Fantasy XIV" free trial has unequipped its 14-day time restriction. Free trial players can now experience to access all content up to level 35 without ticking any clock as a countdown. Players can try out jobs, cooperate in all the activities the Gold Saucer has to offer, like the Chocobo Racing, and test their skills on the first 10 levels of the Deep Dungeon.
"Final Fantasy XIV" time restriction has been removed from all free trial accounts in which even the expired accounts will be brought to life. Allowing players to continue their previous adventures where players have already tried free trials before. Good news is that those who have tried free trial before can come back and pick up exactly where they left off with the same character.
According to Gematsu, players who already played the trial three years ago and didn't have enough time to try it out everything they wanted, well players can now return anytime. Returnee players can now polish their skills in the Hall of the Novice and learn how the entire different role works in "Final Fantasy XIV."
Meanwhile, for all adventurers and Warriors of Light in Eorzae; the last patch for "Final Fantasy XIV: Heavansward" has been released which leads to June's Stormblood expansion. According to Kotaku, this will be the latest patch before the next expansion will be offered which Square Enix brings four new Main Story Quests. In addition to his latest patch of "Final Fantasy XIV: Heavansward," there will be changes for Heavansward raid finder system that Tokens will be needed to claim some end-game loot from raids and dungeons.
"Final Fantasy XIV" patch 3.5 has Heavenward's specific changes which include four new Main Story Quests, Alexander The Creator Savage has been added to the Raid Finder, weekly loot lockout from Alexander The Creator was disabled, maximum amount of Allegan Tome Stones of Scripture has been doubled, and several adjustments that affect the monk 3.x abilities.
