Matchmaking is generally pretty quick or easy, and there’s plenty to incentivise veteran players to join lower-level queues to help less experienced people out – for example, extra experience points.
It’s not until you have to take on the odd dungeon or boss that you need to team up with other players, usually into a party of four. The developers aren’t prepared to rest on their laurels, and are rethinking how to make gameplay accessible. Just as the expansion will add masses of new content, it will also smooth over the playing experience, even for the base game, and for those playing through the Free Trial to level 35 (generous, considering Shadowbringers ups the level cap to 80 – if you fancy a go, the trial is available from the PlayStation Store).Ģ017’s Final Fantasy 14: Stormblood (opens in new tab) expansion made the game a lot less intimidating to play, and Shadowbringers further smooths out the rough edges, combining things like MP and TP into one unified resource, rethinking hotbars (again) so players aren’t dealing with too many abilities at once, and adding things like Barrier information to character health UI. But don’t be intimidated by that number, or feel you have to catch up with the previous versions. Shadowbringers ushers in version 5.0 of Square Enix's online RPG. Get the latest PlayStation news right to your doorstep early and for a better price! Subscribe to OPM here (opens in new tab). This feature first appeared in Official PlayStation Magazine.
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