While long-time players contend that it’s absolutely worth it to get to the good stuff, it’s enough to turn many first timers off. Getting through A Realm Reborn right now can be a pain, as it’s stuffed with boring quests that don’t do much to advance the plot. New Final Fantasy XIV players coming in on the heels of the free trial update will have another thing to look forward to as well. Players who already own the Starter Edition will also get Heavensward for free. It also adds three new jobs and an additional character race. Before Shadowbringers, Heavensward’s story was considered the best in the game, and the expansion also represents a big step up in quest and dungeon design. Once the new patch hits, though, players can get all the way to level 60 and will have access to the entire Heavensward expansion. Currently, free trial players are only able to get to level 35, which isn’t high enough to finish even the storyline of A Realm Reborn. Related: FFXIV Beginner's Guide: Tips, Tricks, and ExplanationsĪlong with the story updates and various fixes in the upcoming Patch 5.3, also called Reflections in Crystal, Final Fantasy XIV’s free trial is getting a major overhaul. Like all of Final Fantasy XIV’s expansions, the story of Shadowbringers is continued in its post-launch patches, which will eventually tie into the game’s next expansion, which hasn’t yet been announced by Square Enix. The expansion added two popular new classes, but where it really shines is its gripping story.
For many players, it’s even in contention for the best Final Fantasy game, period.
The most recent Final Fantasy XIV expansion, Shadowbringers, is widely considered to be the best the game has ever been. After its disastrous launch, Final Fantasy XIV was completely reworked by Square Enix with the A Realm Reborn update and has remained one of the most popular MMORPGs in the world since Heavensward. Final Fantasy XIV’s next major patch includes an update to the game’s free trial that adds the entirety of its first expansion, Heavensward.
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