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    Final Fantasy XIV Online: A Realm Reborn

    Game » consists of 21 releases. Released Sep 22, 2010

    The second MMO in the Final Fantasy series, famous for its tumultuous launch and subsequent rebirth by a new development team.

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    Overview

    Final Fantasy XIV takes place in the new world of Hydaelyn.
    Final Fantasy XIV takes place in the new world of Hydaelyn.

    Final Fantasy XIV is the second MMORPG to be released as a part of Square Enix's Final Fantasy series, following in the footsteps of Final Fantasy XI. The game in its current iteration is a fully redesigned relaunch of the original version, which was released in 2010. The relaunch, subtitled "A Realm Reborn" was released on August 27, 2013 on PlayStation 3 and PC. Following the release, versions for PlayStation 4, OS X, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S would be introduced.

    Since relaunching, the game has received several expansion packs, including Heavensward, Stormblood, Shadowbringers, Endwalker, and Dawntrail. Each of these expansions has brought with it new character classes, new areas, and new campaigns. As of the 6.55 update, Heavensward and Stormblood were made free to all players, alongside all classes and quests present in the expansion.

    Original Release (Version 1.0)

    Final Fantasy XIV "Version 1.0" began its first stage of alpha testing on March 10th, 2010, with a second stage on June 10th, 2010. Closed beta testing began on July 13th, 2010, and the game's open beta started on September 2nd, 2010. The game launched with a Limited Collector's Edition on September 22nd, 2010, and the standard edition launched worldwide on September 30, 2010 for Windows.

    The game was not released as a part of Square Enix's PlayOnline service that Final Fantasy XI operates under but under a new "Square Enix Account" system.

    Upon its release, Final Fantasy XIV was savaged by critics and players alike for tedious, outdated gameplay, significant performance issues, and difficult-to-use UI design. The negative response was so severe that Square Enix's then-president Youichi Wada issued a public apology for the game's quality. Final Fantasy XIV's development team was soon reorganized, with the free trial period being extended and the game's PlayStation 3 port being put on hold while the company made efforts to improve the title.

    A New Leader and A Realm Reborn

    Following the game's extremely negative reception, widespread internal changes occurred as the Final Fantasy XIV development team attempted to respond to the game's criticism. Among several other changes, this internal turmoil led the game's producer, Hiromichi Tanaka, and director, Nobuaki Komoto, to leave their roles on the game. Filling in both roles would be Naoki Yoshida, then a relative unknown among fans of Square Enix titles.

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    Following his appointment, Yoshida prioritized communication, both internally and with the playerbase, as well as researching modern MMOs rather than basing Final Fantasy XIV on its predecessor. Combined, these led many systems to be removed (Fatigue system, Physical levels, etc.) or reworked (Guildleves), in an attempt to fix the game's issues.

    While the changes made to the original game were welcomed by fans, many other changes could not be implemented due to limitations in the original game's engine and servers. These limitations, combined with the potential damage the Final Fantasy brand would sustain were the changes not fixed, led the team to decide to completely rebuild the game from the ground up, a project named Final Fantasy XIV: Version 2.0 at the time.

    In January 2011, Yoshida announced via a blog post that the team intended to make a "Version 2.0", and that it had begun development. On November 11th, 2012, the original version of Final Fantasy XIV was shut down. Shortly before the servers were deactivated, a CG trailer was played which concluded the story of the original game while introducing the plot of its subsequent reboot, with Hydaelyn being battered by an onslaught of meteors and nearly destroyed by Bahamut, an event which would later become known as "The Calamity".

    A few months after the shutdown of the original game's servers, Version 2.0, now known as "A Realm Reborn", entered extensive pre-release testing. Unlike the original release's beta test, where pre-release feedback largely went unanswered, the game underwent many changes while in beta testing due to player feedback.

    A Realm Reborn introduced numerous elements that were not possible in the original game. These include, but are not limited to:

    Two players jumping while riding chocobo mounts.
    Two players jumping while riding chocobo mounts.
    • Major performance improvements.
    • Completely rebuilt maps.
    • A new party search feature and cross-server play.
    • New player estates, including linkshell/guild housing.
    • A completely reworked main scenario.
    • A new UI for PC and a controller friendly UI for PlayStation 3, including the support of add-ons for both versions.
    • Player vs. Player content.
    • Delivery Services via moogles.
    • The ability for players to jump.

    The relaunched Final Fantasy XIV went on sale Aon ugust 27, 2013 for Windows and PlayStation 3 in Japan, North America, and Europe simultaneously to nearly universal acclaim, alongside receiving praise for the complete turnaround the title made from the original release.

    The Armoury System

    A Blacksmith
    A Blacksmith

    Reminiscent of the job system of previous Final Fantasy games, Armoury is the system through which player classes are chosen and swapped between. In Armoury, a player's class is decided by their current weapon or tool, with each class using a unique type. Equipping a weapon type grants the basic skills of its associated class, with new skills being unlocked by playing as a given class and via class quests unlocked at certain levels.

    Most classes have an advancement class, a secondary level featuring slight differences and a wider range of abilities. These advancement classes are typically accessible by using a Soul Crystal after reaching a certain level as the associated class. However, certain jobs — typically those introduced in post-launch expansions — lack advancement classes, in exchange for beginning above Level 1.

    Classes within the Armoury system are further divided into four disciplines: Disciples of War, of Magic, of Hand, and of Land. The combat roles are then grouped into three sub-distinctions: DPS, tank, and healer.

    Disciplines

    Disciplines are the different paths of activity and skill that an adventurer may devote themself to. Using the Armoury system, one may switch between classes under all disciplines.

    Disciples of War

    Disciples of War is one of the two types of combat class, focusing on physical attacks. Disciple of War is the only type of class to feature tanks, however it lacks any healer class and has few ranged options.

    WeaponStarting ClassAdvancement ClassRole
    FistsPugilist (PGL)Monk (MNK)Melee DPS
    PolearmsLancer (LNC)Dragoon (DRG)Melee DPS
    DaggersRogue (ROG)Ninja (NIN)Melee DPS
    KatanasSamurai (SAM)N/A, starts at level 50Melee DPS
    ScythesReaper (RPR)N/A, starts at level 70Melee DPS
    BowsArcher (ARC)Bard (BRD)Physical Ranged DPS
    FirearmsMachinist (MCH)N/A, starts at level 50Physical Ranged DPS
    Throwing WeaponsDancer (DNC)N/A, starts at level 60Physical Ranged DPS
    GreataxesMarauder (MRD)Warrior (WAR)Tank
    SwordsGladiator (GLA)Paladin (PLD)Tank
    GreatswordsDark Knight (DRK)N/A, starts at level 50Tank
    GunbladesGunbreaker (GNB)N/A, starts at level 60Tank
    Twin BladesViper (VPR)N/A, starts at level 80Melee DPS

    Disciples of Magic

    Disciples of Magic is the second of the two combat class types, focusing on ranged spellcasting. Disciple of Magic is the only type of class to feature healers, and also prominently features ranged DPS, although it lacks a tank class.

    WeaponStarting ClassAdvancement ClassRole
    StavesThaumaturge (THM)Black Mage (BLM)Magical Ranged DPS
    RapiersRed Mage (RDM)N/A, starts at level 50Magical Ranged DPS
    CanesBlue Mage (BLU)N/A, limited class*Magical Ranged DPS
    BooksArcanist (ACN)Summoner (SMN)Magical Ranged DPS
    PaintbrushPictomancer (PIC)N/A, starts at level 80Magical Ranged DPS
    BooksArcanist (ACN)Scholar (SCH)Healer
    WandsConjurer (CNJ)White Mage (WHM)Healer
    Star GlobesAstrologian (AST)N/A, starts at level 30Healer
    NoulithsSage (SGE)N/A, starts at level 70Healer

    *Blue Mage is the first, and currently only, Limited Class. As a limited class, Blue Mages get increased experience from fighting standard enemies, but can not progress through Main Story Quests, and can not participate in certain activities, like Duty Roulette or PvP.

    Disciples of the Land

    Disciples of the Land encompasses every gathering class. Disciples of the Land can only be activated after a player reaches at least level 10 in any Disciple of War or Magic class, and can not participate in most combat situations such as Duties and FATEs. Disciples of the Land have unique secondary tools, but lack advancement classes.

    ToolSecondary ToolClassGathered Material
    HatchetsScythesBotanistPlants and Wood
    Fishing RodsFishing TacklesFisherFish
    PickaxesSledgehammersMinerOres

    Disciples of the Hand

    Disciples of the Hand encompasses every crafting class. Like Disciples of the Land, a player can only become a Disciple of the Hand after reaching at least level 10 in any Disciple of War or Magic class, and can not participate in Duties or FATEs. Disciples of the Hand also lack advancement classes, but have secondary tools.

    ToolSecondary ToolClassProduce
    AlembicsMortarsAlchemistPotions and Magic weapons
    HammersPliersArmorerArmor
    HammersFilesBlacksmithWeapons and Tools
    SawsHammersCarpenterFurniture and Wooden tools
    Frying PansKnivesCulinarianFood
    HammersGrinding WheelsGoldsmithJewelry
    KnifesAwlsLeatherworkerLeather armor and Accessories
    NeedlesSpinning WheelsWeaverLight armor and Cloth accessories

    Races

    Final Fantasy XIV has a total of eight playable races to choose from in character creation. The races have different starting attributes, although these differences are slight enough to be negligible. Three races (Au ra, Viera, and Hrothgar) were added in expansion packs, and are only available to players who own the associated pack. However, since Heavensward was made free as of the 5.3 update, Au ra can be made by all players, since all players have Heavensward.

    Hyur

    Thought to hail from Eorzea's neighboring continents, the Hyur are typically considered to be Eorza's most populous race. Their modest build is well-adapted to walking long distances.

    Human in all but name, two major types of Hyur exist: the shorter, city-dwelling Midlanders and the bulkier, mountain-dwelling Highlanders.

    Elezen

    A nomadic people who were originally Eorzea's only significant population, many Elezen still view the region as their divine right. Despite the comparability of the Elezen and Hyur in all fields save height, the Hyur were viewed by most ancient Elezen as a threat to be fought. Following this long conflict, the Elezen split and settled into two opposing views.

    The two resulting groups were the fiercely defensive Wildwood Elezen and the reclusive Duskwight Elezen.

    Lalafell

    An unmistakably short kind, the Lalafell are often mistaken for children by the rest of Eorzea's people. However, the Lalafell come from a long tradition of agricultural skill and economic acumen, making them a valuable part of the realm's commercial history. In fact, it is largely due to Lalafellin involvement that Ul'Dah is as prosperous as it is.

    Comparable to Final Fantasy XI's Tarutaru, Lalafell are typically categorized into the crafty Plainsfolk and scholarly Dunesfolk variants.

    Miqo'te

    First appearing in Eorzea during the Age of Endless Frost, the Miqo'te were drawn to Eorzea in pursuit of migrating wildlife. Aiding their hunting-centric lifestyle, Miqo'te boast a strong sense of smell, stronger legs, and a long tail for balance. They are often considered to be a solitary people, even when living near large cities.

    Popular due to their comparability to catgirls, Miqo'te tend towards two clans: the light-revering Seekers of the Sun and the night-prowling Keepers of the Moon.

    In the original release of Final Fantasy XIV, only female Miqo'te were playable, despite male Miqo'te existing in the game's lore. This was changed in A Realm Reborn, where both male and female Miqo'te are now playable.

    Roegadyn

    A bulky people, the Roegadyn are Eorzea's physically largest race by far. They originate from small islands, with most living either along the shoreline, acting as fishermen and sailors for the Sea Wolves Tribe, or near volcanoes, protecting what they view to be the entrance to the underworld alongside the Hellsguard. Despite the historical infamy both groups have garnered due to their fierce piracy and combat skills alike, they now enjoy an even greater reputation as skilled warriors, blacksmiths, and sailors.

    Comparable to Final Fantasy XI's Galka, Roegadyn hail from either the Sea Wolves or the Hellsguard.

    In the original release of Final Fantasy XIV, only male Roegadyn were playable. Beginning in A Realm Reborn, female Roegadyn were made playable as well.

    Au Ra

    The first post-release playable race, Au Ra were introduced in the game's main story after the launch of A Realm Reborn. However, they were not playable until the Heavensward expansion, and don't come to play a significant role until the Stormblood expansion.

    Originally from the continent of Othard, the Au Ra have taken refuge in Eorzea following political unrest in their home continent. They feature scales, horns, and tails, leading some to believe they descend from dragons, however this claim is largely discredited.

    Au Ra hail from one of two clans: the peaceful yet solitary Raen clan or the Xaela, a roaming warrior clan.

    Hrothgar

    The Hrothgar were introduced in the Shadowbringers expansion, alongside the Viera.

    Hrothgar originate from the distant nation of Ilsabard, and are a large, beastly kind, covered in fur from head to toe. Their appearance was initially frightening to many in Eorzea, however these fears were quickly alleviated upon communication between the Hrothgar and the denizens of Eorzea.

    Hrothgar are often aligned between two clans: the Helions, whose lives revolve around a central queen, and the The Lost, who have left their original homes.

    Upon their addition to the game, only male Hrothgar were playable, with female Hrothgar being said to exist, albeit very rarely. As of the Dawntrail expansion, female Hrothgar is available as a playable race.

    Viera

    A returning race from Final Fantasy XII, the Viera were added in the Shadowbringers expansion, alongside the Hrothgar.

    Residents of the Othard forests, Viera are a reclusive kind, often living apart even from each other. They are similar to Elezen, although they bear distinct, rabbit-like ears. Viera culture ties itself to the Green Word, a code condemning interaction with the outside world in non-emergency cases. Even more seldom-seen are male Viera, who tend to the shadows of the woods to protect their villages, due to the matriarchal nature of Vieran society.

    As Viera spread to different forests, two clan distinctions arose: the jungle-residing Rava and the mountainous Veena.

    Upon their addition to the game, only female Viera were playable, despite male Viera existing with the lore of both Final Fantasy XII and XIV. As of the Endwalker expansion, male Viera became a playable race.

    City-States

    Final Fantasy XIV is set in the fantasy world of Hydaelyn, although many of the games locations are regions of Eorzea, Hydaelyn's largest continent. Later expansions to the game have introduced entirely new regions, however, such as the Far East and Norvrandt. Within each region lie a central city-state, often being the largest city in the region and the focus of that region's society.

    Ul'dah

    Ul'dahn banner
    Ul'dahn banner

    Far to the South, in the deserts of Aldenard, lies the bustling commercial hub of Ul'dah. Many walls and fortifications have been built up around the characteristic dome-shaped citadel at its center. The city is a well-known center of wealth, and as such, gambling and recreational activities form a large part of daily life. The sultan serves as a figurehead for the city's leadership, but it is the Syndicate, a group of six powerful merchants, who wield the real political power.

    Limsa Lominsa

    Limsa Lominsan banner
    Limsa Lominsan banner

    Limsa Lominsa is located off the southern coast of the island of Vylbrand, under the shadow of ancient cliffs carved by the relentless Rhotano Sea. The city is actually placed on many different islands or man-made formations known as sea stacks. Bridges span across each island in a kind of latticework pattern; a sight so beautiful, bards have named it "The Navigator's Veil." The goddess Llymlaen is said to have blessed Limsa Lominsa because she took pity on the sailors of a great armada that had to flee from battle. The rocks destroyed their ships and with no means to travel and no home to return to they settled in the islands using the remaining vessels that they had to begin construction. The people of Limsa Lominsa did not forget their old ways, but merely gathered strength to rebuild and adventure out again. Their influence soon spread throughout the five seas of Eorzea. These legends formed the backbone of their society and their country's leader is referred to as "Admiral."

    The shipping industry is key to Limsa Lominsa's financial success. The Knights of the Barracuda secure the safety of mariners and ensure the safety and reliability of shipping route's. However, piracy, reaving and pillaging still runs rampant and other nations believe that the Knights of the Barracuda are actually working with local bandit pirates and are trying to make a profit off unwary travelers.

    Gridania

    Gridanian banner
    Gridanian banner

    Gridania is located in the Eastern reaches of the continent, and is nestled among the great woodlands of the area. The architecture blends seamlessly with the surrounding natural beauty, and the inherent natural harmony of the setting has lead to Gridania's prominence in trades such as forestry, carpentry, and agriculture. Gridania is also home to many skilled leather-workers, and the fate of the city is governed by the will of the forest's elementals.

    Ishgard

    An isolated society living in cold, mountainous region north of the Coerthas central highlands, Ishgard is only accessible beginning in the Heavensward campaign. The Ishgardians are generally opposed to involving outsiders in their affairs, and are equally opposed to involving themselves in the concerns of Eorzea at large. Despite this, recent troubles in their constant conflict with the Dravanians has led some Ishgardian nobles to see value in cooperating with other nations.

    Travel

    Aetheryte

    Aetheryte is the name placed upon large crystal shards found in the crystallized aetheric mist. They were precisely cut and fused to arcane machinery. These crystals are at the backbone of all everyday teleportation and are found throughout the realm, mainly in the individual city-states in which they are managed and operated. Although they are commonly used for teleportation, the exact process by which they enable teleportation remains unknown, however some theorize that the user's soul breaks down their form and guides it safely through the aether currents of Hydaelyn.

    In the original release, teleportation through Aetheryte's was regulated through a concept called Anima. Players would consume Anima for each teleport taken, and the greater the distance, the greater the Anima consumed. Anima replenished at a very slow rate, limiting its continuous use. This was changed in the transition to A Realm Reborn, with Aetheryte use now costing Gil.

    Aethernet

    The Athernet is made up of smaller scale Aetheryte crystals inside a city. They are used for quick travel between locations inside the city. As with the larger Aetheryte crystals, individual crystals in the Aethernet must be attuned to in order to be used. However, teleportation within an Aethernet is entirely free.

    Chocobos

    One of the mascots of the Final Fantasy series, chocobos are available as player mounts within the word of Eorzea. Chocobo can be rented for easy transportation between close locations, although players can unlock their own chocobo upon joining a Grand Company, around level 20.

    Chocobo owned by the player can be equipped with barding, sets of cosmetic armor. There are 3 slots for barding (head, body, legs), however barding is obtained in full sets through various means, such as reputation with Grand Companies, achievement rewards, or by getting a chocobo to rank 20.

    Consuming Gyshal Greens will allow a user's chocobo to fight alongside them, albeit at the cost of a party member slot. The player can "spec" their to play the role of Tank, Healer or DPS. There are 20 Ranks (Levels). EXP earned from killing monsters is split with the chocobo if it is currently summoned. The Chocobo earns points at each rank which you can put into each "spec tree", putting 20 points into a single tree unlocks a corresponding armor set.

    Other Mounts

    Along with chocobos, the game has a plethora of options available to players for mounts ranging, such as Magitek Armor, Goobbues, Fat Chocobos, and Behemoths. With the Heavensward expansion, flying mounts were introduced, however their ability to fly was limited to areas introduced in Heavensward. However, as of patch 5.3, all mounts are capable of flying in all areas, with flight in certain zones being limited until a player attunes to an area's Aether Currents.

    Subscription Information and Pricing

    Final Fantasy XIV is a pay-to-play MMORPG, in much the same way as Final Fantasy XI and World of Warcraft. With the purchase of Final Fantasy XIV, players receive a thirty-day free trial.

    In addition, the game features an untimed free trial, wherein users are given access to game content from A Realm Reborn through the second expansion, Stormblood, and characters can advance up to level 70 on all classes, albeit with some limitations. Activating a purchased copy of FFXIV immediately ends the "free trial" status, though the 30 free days for purchasing do still apply.

    Currently, the subscription fee follows this structure:

    MembershipMonthly PriceSub. LengthCharacters per WorldMax Characters
    (Total Price)
    Legacy*$7.99 / £5.69 / 7.99 €180 days840
    ($47.94 / £34.14 / 47.94 €)
    $8.99 / £6.29 / 8.99 €90 days
    ($26.97 / £18.87 / 26.97 €)
    $9.99 / £6.89 / 9.99 €30 days
    -
    Standard$12.99 / £7.69/ 10.99 €180 days840
    ($71.44 / £46.14 / 65.94 €)
    $13.99 / £8.39/ 11.99 €90 days
    ($41.97/ £25.17 / 35.97 €)
    $14.99 / £8.99/ 12.99 €30 days
    -
    Entry$12.99 / £7.69/ 10.99€30 days88

    [Updated: April 12, 2022] As of patch 6.1, players with an Entry Level subscription may create up to eight (8) characters on a single World (server). The maximum number of characters that can be created per physical data center is still eight (8).

    *Legacy Membership

    Legacy subscription prices are available only for FINAL FANTASY XIV users who, between January 6, 2012 and September 29th, 2012 paid for at least 90 cumulative days of subscription.

    In addition, Legacy players received additional perks for their support. These benefits include:

    1. An exclusive in-game Chocobo mount.
    2. Their name displayed in the credits for A Realm Reborn.
    3. Early access to A Realm Reborn.

    Veteran Rewards

    Veteran Rewards are special in-game item bonuses granted to players based on the total number of days they have subscribed.

    RankReward
    Rank 1 (30 Days)Advent Attire Set (A cosmetic set themed after Cloud Strife's Advent Children appearance.)
    Rank 2 (150 Days)Tantalus Attire Set (A cosmetic set themed after Zidane from Final Fantasy IX.)
    Rank 3 (240 days)

    Wild Rose Attire Set (A cosmetic set themed after Final Fantasy II.)

    Rank 4 (330 Days)

    Leonhart Attire Set (A cosmetic set themed after Squall from Final Fantasy VIII.)

    Rewards are granted based on the number of days subscribed, rather than time played or subscription days used. For example, paying for 150 days of service at once will grant both the 30 day and 150 day rewards on the first day, rather than on day 30 and day 150 respectively.

    Payment Methods

    The following methods can be used to pay A Realm Reborn's subscription fees.

    Credit/Debit CardAccepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Card, and JCB.
    Square Enix CrystaA site-wide currency offered by Square Enix, purchased at a one cent to one Crysta rate.
    Is also the option to use if your preferred payment is through PayPal.
    Prepaid Time CardSold through retailers, in either 30-day or 60-day variants.

    Preorder/Collector's Edition Bonuses

    A Realm Reborn

    Preorder Bonuses

    Upon preordering either the Collector's or Regular package of A Ream Reborn, a player received:

    • Early Game Access
    • Two In-Game Items: Cait Sith Doll Minion and a Mog Cap

    Collector's Edition

    Those who purchase the Collector's Edition of A Realm Reborn on either PC or PS3 receive 7 additional bonuses:

    • Exclusive box art by Yoshitaka Amano
    • "The Art of Eorzea - A Realm Re-imagined" - 80 page art book by Akihiko Yoshida
    • "The Waning of the Sixth Sun" - DVD showcasing the stories leading up to the destruction of the original game world.
    • Four In-Game Items -Players will receive the Helm of Light, a Coeurl Mount, Behemoth Barding for their Chocobo, and a Baby Behemoth Minion pet.
    • "Sounds of Eorzea" - A Special soundtrack CD with music from the cities and fields of Limsa Lominsa, Ul'dah and Gridania.
    • Art Card Set - Five art cards featuring art by Square Enix Visual Works.
    • Themed Security Token - An "A Realm Reborn" themed Security Token which can been used to make your account more secure.

    The PlayStation 4 Collector's Edition includes all the above bonuses as well as two more items.

    • Wind Up Moogle minion
    • Fat Chocobo mount
      *These bonuses will also be applied to accounts of those who purchased previous Collector Editions

    * Players can upgrade their standard accounts to Collector's Edition status separately for an additional fee. This only grants in-game items.

    Version 1.0

    The Collector's Edition released a full eight days prior to the release of the standard edition, contained the following in addition to those items included with the standard edition:

    • Early Access
    • Behind-the-Scenes DVD
    • Security Token
    • Travel Journal
    • Right of Passage - A personalized certificate with a unique serial number
    • Buddy Pass - Lets a friend play free for a limited time

    System Requirements

    PC (as of Summer 2024)

    MinimumRecommended
    OS: Windows 10 64-bit or Windows 11 64-bitOS: Windows 10 64-bit or Windows 11 64-bit
    Processor: Intel Core i7-6700 or higherProcessor: Intel Core i7-9700 or higher
    Memory: 8 GBMemory: 16 GB
    Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970 or higher, AMD Radeon RX480 or higherGraphics: NVIDIA RTX 2060 or higher, AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT or higher
    Network: Broadband Internet ConnectionNetwork: Broadband Internet Connection
    Storage: 140 GB available spaceStorage: 140 GB SSD available space
    DirectX: 11DirectX: 11

    A 32-bit client, as well as DirectX 9 support, were previously available but were deprecated in 2019 following the release of Shadowbringers.

    macOS

    Minimum
    OS: macOS Big Sur 11.1, macOS Monterey 12.4, macOS Ventura 13.0
    Applicable Models: iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014) or higher, MacBook Pro/Air: M1, 2020 or higher
    Memory: 4 GB
    Storage: 80 GB
    Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 M295X or higher
    Internet: Broadband Internet Connection

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