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deskpro2k3 on 15 February 2016
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Vincoletto said:
Kowan said:

I did exactly that and finished the first main campaign before my 30 day trial ended. Although you can't really finish the campaign without a party in boss and dungeon levels, ypu don't really need to find anyone yourself as the game does it for you. I played it like an offline Jrpg and it was glorious. I'm too scared to return to the game because of the huge amount of content waiting for me. I need about a year of vacation if I ever plan on going back lol. 

 

It's amazing how ff14 started as one of the worst ff games to one of THE best ff games ever. I'm still dumbfounded at how many still claim Sqaure hasn't made a good ff game since 9. Seriously, the ignorance lol.

You have any idea of how many hours it took you to finish the main campaign? Also you mention the game searchs for people to you, which seems to be a kind of match making right? But do you need comunication to beat the bosses and raids or or usually everybody is together as a team but minding their own business without communication?

Also, when you finihs the main campaign and go into endgame, does it have any kind of ending cinematics or whatever? Also, is there a good plot? SOrry for so many questions, but your comments made think about trying the game again

 

The main story is as long as any single player main entry Final Fantasy game.

Besides the opening CGI cutscene, there is an endgame cgi cutscene when you complete the raid dungeon, The Binding Coil of Bahamut.

This is the CGI cutscene that you'll see after you complete, The Binding Coil of Bahamut.

 

WARNING! SPOILERS! SPOILER WARNING!

 

Phoenix VS Bahamut

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onh-dBFAaNI