Square Enix has launched a new free login promotion that allows ex-players to play Final Fantasy 14 for free for up to 96 hours. The campaign should last until November 23rd.
You like Final Fantasy 14 but your account is currently on hold? Then now is the ideal opportunity to stop by again. Until November 23, you have the opportunity to see up to Free for 96 hours return to the world of Eorzea. All you have to do is download the current client of the MMORPG and log in. Anyone whose game account has been inactive for more than 30 days can take part.
Thank you all for your keen interest in FINAL FANTASY XIV. Never before have so many players visited the complex and diverse adventure world of FFXIV as these days. With the free login campaign for a full 96 hours, we would like to invite everyone who has taken a short break from playing to explore the new game content with their friends. Maybe you have friends and acquaintances who might be interested in a little adventure trip to Eorzea? Then now is the ideal opportunity to invite them!
To make the return worthwhile, there is a lot of new content in Final Fantasy 14 to marvel at. With Patch 5.3 "Reflections in Crystal", released on August 11th, brought not only the story of the Shadowbringers expansion to a worthy end, but that of the Nier: Automata inspired Alliance raid "YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse" expanded by a new chapter. Patch 5.35 finally brought the Bozja South Front into play – an open PvE battlefield that delivers some pretty exciting boss fights and also allows you to upgrade the weapons of the resistance.
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