Unfortunately, Steam has a bug that causes it to not accept payment for recurring subscriptions on this game (even when sufficent funds are available in the account). It may be one of the best MMO's currently available. This game is amazing if you purchase it directly from Square. You can find the full follow-up message on the Lodestone. To this end, Global Community Producer Toshio Murouchi would like to follow up with clarification regarding some of the larger points of discussion. There have been many lively discussions in the community following the update. Prohibited Activities in FINAL FANTASY XIV Īlthough we have not updated the SQUARE ENIX Account Terms of Use, the FINAL FANTASY XIV User Agreement, or the FINAL FANTASY XIV Materials Usage License, we encourage players to take this opportunity to review and become familiarized with them once again.The changes made at this time are intended as measures to rectify this situation and promptly crack down on fraudulent recruitment listings.In order to ensure players can continue to safely enjoy their time in FINAL FANTASY XIV, we have made changes to the “Prohibited Activities,” as well as the related “Account Penalty Policy.”įollow the links below to view the updated documentation: “Though the situation varied with each region,” global community producer Toshio Murouchi explains, “there were an enormous number of cases where RMT vendors created recruitment listings in the Party Finder under the guise of mercenary activities, which hindered normal players in their use of the Party Finder. Mercenary activities for in-game rewards are totally okay with the devs, it’s just that real-money traders were posting ads for gil-driven clears when the real transaction would be for actual money.
You can, however, advertise the fact that you’re buying clears.
The new rules ban advertising help for clearing duties via the Party Finder – in other words, you can’t sell clears there. The only actual rule changes regard advertising on the Party Finder, and in a new update the devs have provided some additional context on why those changes have been made. But those were just public clarifications of rules the devs had already been using behind the scenes. The Final Fantasy XIV devs issued a series of changes to its conduct policy earlier this week, clarifying the rules around stalking and harassment (and erotic role-play) and providing more details about how the penalty system works.
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