Final Fantasy XIV is once again dipping into the rest of the storied series in a new series of raids and quests for the MMO.
As we look forward to the next FFXIV expansion, which sees our intrepid heroes set out on a fresh adventure to Eorzea's new world, now is a perfect time to discover why the Square Enix MMO has grown to become so beloved. With an almost unparalleled amount to do and one of the most rich and touching narratives you'll find, an FFXIV sale means you can snap up hundreds of hours of enjoyment for less than half the price of a standard game.
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If you're someone desperate to play Final Fantasy 14, but really don't like playing with others, there's good news: you can now play the whole game solo.
Introduced back in the Shadowbringers expansion, the Duty Support System was a way of playing through the new content without having to play without any other actual people. It was a good way to get through the main story without having to wait for other players, or if you're just too socially anxious a person. Square Enix has slowly been rolling it out to other expansions too, and with the most recent update, patch 6.5, it's now possible to play the whole base game and every expansion's main story quests by yourself. Well, technically.
The system does pair you up with relevant NPCs, so it's not like you'll be completely alone, but it does make it more like you're playing a non-online Final Fantasy game. With this patch, the Stormblood dungeons The Drowned City of Skalla, The Burn, and The Ghimlyt Dark are all possible to play with the duty support system, as well as the new dungeon Lunar Subterrane.
