Final Fantasy XI: The Vana’diel Collection 2008
- Answer this summons and step into an online world like none you’ve ever experienced.
- Experience dramatic quests, fierce battles and a flexible job system.
- The stakes are higher. The risks are greater. The rewards are larger.
- Free Subscription for 30 days.
- Includes original game plus four expansion packs.
Product Description
The Crystal War has ravaged the land of Vana’diel. Three solitary nations are now all that remain in the desperate fight for survival against the forces of the relentless beastman. A call is place forth for new heroes to join the fight.
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Ok, I have spent the last couple of hours trying to figure out the UI of this game. Perhaps I am not a computer freak, but I have played quite a few online sports meeting and have never seen anything less user-friendly. It should NOT be hard to attack, run, adjust camera angle, etc. The map feature is ridiculous as well. By and large, this has been the worst game I have ever played (and that is saying something). Unless you are looking for an ancient-school MUD experience, I’d advise playing something more worthwhile. There has been incredible progress in the world of gaming and FFXI missed out somehow. Incredible, considering the wonderful experience FF sports meeting usually bring to the player.
I’m only writing this to save someone the hassle and frustration of attempting this disaster. Solitaire is more entertaining.
Rating: 1 / 5
This is a splendid way to start the ff saga on the internet, and if your about to start the game its splendid. Its also really cool if you just want it for all the 4 expansions for the price of one.
Rating: 5 / 5
Buying this release of FFXI for the PS2 allowed me to get everything in order on a newly formatted HDD. The price is a small steep since the other versions of this exact release are much cheaper on other systems. By and large it’s nice to be back in Vana’diel.
Rating: 4 / 5
Final Fantasy XI online is an MMORPG worth investing in. The graphics are gorgeous, the jobs are diverse, and you can choose from four different races of inhabitants. The cities are fully functioning with Mog Houses for the players, where you are helped by a Moogle, auction houses from which you can buy practally anything or sell any unneeded gear, and many NPC inhabitants from whom you can gather information or take on missions.
It is simple to get lost in this world of Vana’diel in your efforts to escape daily stress or just immerse yourself in the game play. I play a mithra (cat person) with my main job being thief. The game play is fun and the developers have made it simple for incoming players to level quickly on their own. There are still many fights that take an alliance of 18 or more people to take down, and there is the possability of getting better pieces of eqipment from these fights. I would highly reccomend finding a linkshell (an ingame community of players who have similar interests and goals in the game) to get help with learning the ropes and eventually getting owing to the missions and higher level fights as you progress.
My only complaint (and the only reason I didn’t give this a 5 star rating) is that many of the higher level fights take soooooo long. For example, as a thief there is an item highly desired called a swift belt. To get this, you have to fight in one area for an item to spawn the enemy that will drop the belt. You then have to go to the other area where you trade this item to ??? to get the mob to spawn. Owing to out all of this, you are also fighting other mobs in the area, due to agro or just to clear the area. You cannot solo a swift belt run and so many of the alliance may also have/need the item to pop the mob. Then there is the possable disappointment, as this is not a 100% drop. I was on the computer for eight hours, (I know, insane.) And no, I did not get the drop. It was that moment of revelation (that my life off the computer is much more fulling) that chose for me. I play the game as I want to but I refuse to spend more than four hours at a time/ ten hours a week on the game.
So, delight in it. I do, really. Just take it all in moderation, it is after all, just a game.
Rating: 4 / 5
It was really nice of Square Einx to release the original PS2 installs again after 3 years of not having them in print. This allows new players to come into the game by installing the game on a PS3 now that system update 2.10 has fixed the install issues with backwards compatible models of the PS3. Models like the 40 gig, the new 80 gig and the 120 gig will not work with this.
I’m really updating my review because of the new PS3 firmware update. The game itself is splendid and it works even better when you have friends by the side of. The Wings of the Goddess expansion is included and so far it has some potentially fun features(although it takes SE awhile to add everything). The best feature off FFXI over other MMOs is the ability to swap classes on the glide with few penalties other than the fact that all of them start on level one.(you can be a lvl 30 warrior and a lvl 30 WHM on the same character…no real need to make more characters like oh say…World of Warcaft!)
This pool really splendid for new players and I hope to see you on my server. Be warned that these disks will not work on the thin models of the Playstation 2 since you can’t install a Hard guide in them. Other than that used PS2 hard drives are available on ebay…just make sure you get the HDD utility disk!
Rating: 3 / 5