FINAL FANTASY XIV Online

É o jogo que definiu o genero mmorpg, boa historia e boas mecanicas, ponto negativo é que ao invés de te entregar um pico de adrenalina vc recebe em poucas doses, é uma experiencia unica e constante mesmo os conteudos menos empolgantes.

Captivating story, flexible UI, vast open world and events. Way better community than WoW in my opinion.

[h1]TL;DR[/h1] [b]1,200 hours in and I'm still only on Endwalker — one expansion behind Dawntrail — and I have zero regrets about the pace. This game eats time and gives immersion back in return. Recommended.[/b] [hr][/hr] [h2]Summary[/h2] Twelve hundred hours is a genuinely stupid number to have logged in anything, and I'm still not caught up — I finished Endwalker and haven't touched Dawntrail yet. That's not the game dragging its feet, that's just how much there is to actually do between expansions: MSQ, side content, crafting, glam, the works. The story carries real weight, the world feels lived-in rather than like a quest-delivery machine, and the amount of side content that's actually worth doing (not just padding) is absurd for an MMO at this point in its life. [h2]The good[/h2] [u]Immersion and pacing[/u] — the MSQ is the main draw and it earns the hype. Endwalker in particular closes out the Hydaelyn/Zodiark arc in a way that actually lands emotionally, which is rare for an MMO story. [u]Content density[/u] — 1,200 hours and I'm still not "done," and I'm not chasing achievements for the sake of it. There's just always something else worth doing. [u]Systems depth[/u] — crafting, gathering, glamour, housing — all of it feels like a real game loop, not a side menu bolted onto combat. [h2]The one gripe[/h2] Combat feels sluggish [i]early on[/i] — GCD-locked rotations can feel like you're wading through molasses if you're coming from an action-combat background. That impression mostly evaporates once you actually learn to weave oGCDs and optimize your rotation; it goes from "why is this so slow" to "oh, this is a rhythm game" pretty fast. It's a learning-curve problem, not a design problem, but it's real enough in the first several hours that it's worth flagging for anyone bouncing off the early game. [h2]Bottom line[/h2] Still a hole in my Dawntrail knowledge, still not remotely bothered by that fact. Recommended without reservation.

It's ok.

I have a tattoo from this game

The story alone is worth every penny!

unironically some of the best stories in gaming history

O jogo roda muito bem no linux!