Frustrated players unable to log in may end up cancelling their subscriptions, which will result in a smaller player base. How will this end? - As the issue persists, it may actually resolve itself over time. Free trials won’t be a thing anymore, either, but those with existing ones can still play - just not during peak hours.
FINAL FANTASY XIV DEVELOPER PATCH
The company is giving existing players an extra two weeks of free game time, has plans to patch an existing login bug and is suspending sales to stop additional game traffic. “Due to the ongoing global shortage of semiconductors… we were unable to add new Worlds before the release of Endwalker,” the company said in November.Ī temporary fix- Now, Square Enix is offering subscribers some short-term solutions, as many haven’t been able to play the game as much as they’d like. Now, Final Fantasy 14 Director Naoki Yoshida is urging fans to follow this rule, speaking out against verbal abuse directed towards developers and other players. Square Enix is trying to get more hardware to enable a larger player base, but has struggled. But even that wasn’t enough to stop the connection issues. Server struggles - Before the congestion began, Square Enix anticipated issues with its new expansion and actually upgraded its existing servers beforehand to increase the total number of player logins. At the end of November, Square Enix explained that it was experiencing “record numbers of active users” since the game’s launch back in 2010. What happened? - According to FFXIV game producer and director Naoki Yoshida, the MMORPG has struggled with server congestion since the release of the Endwalker expansion. As a result, some gamers are waiting hours to get into servers to play the MMORPG. Square Enix hasn’t added more servers or Worlds yet due to the ongoing Silicon chip shortage. Final Fantasy XIV developer Square Enix is removing its game from store shelves and online shops because the game is very popular, all its servers are full and the developer has been unable to expand its virtual world.
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