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  Many players eager to jump into Final Fantasy XIV's highly anticipated Endwalker expansion have hit big queues since the game launched in early access on Friday. Part of the reason for the long waits is that the global chip shortage has prevented Square Enix from getting enough servers to handle demand, according to a blog post from producer and director Naoki Yoshida. Since this summer, FFXIV's development team has been working on changes to improve the server congestion problem. The team took measures like increasing each server's maximum capacity for simultaneous logins and implementing an auto-logout feature that removes players from the game after 30 minutes of inactivity. While these measures helped somewhat, they didn't prevent players from frequently having to wait in long queues to log in - something that's been exacerbated by the launch of  FFXIV: Endwalker . Director Naoki Yoshida has announced that, as an apology for the congestion, players will be rec

  If you've ever played an RPG, you know that a sizable selection of equipment and weaponry is available. Each of them is superior to the others. The statistics keep rising, and thousands of damaged units start to appear. Having said that, a basic and functional build necessitates a few certain pieces of equipment. As you prepare to go on raids during the endgame and acquire the awards from higher tiers, it's much the same in FFXIV. We will be covering available gear sets in our FFXIV guide so that you know what to shoot for. There is no scarcity of gear in RPG games. The moment you get a hold of the game, you find new armor at every opportunity, and FFXIV is no different. We currently have a range of armor parts and weapons with various item levels. Moonward Weapons & Armor First, according to our FFXIV Gear guide, Endwalker marked the introduction of the Moonward equipment, the first tier of endgame gear. It has an item level of 570, and players initially utilized it to b

  In Final Fantasy XI, the job of a samurai is a very advanced one, only available to the players who have reached or surpassed level 30 in Final Fantasy XI. The samurais are different from their previous incarnations by leads and bounds. Samurais in Final Fantasy XI are referred to as demon slaughterers because of their state-of-the-art skills and abilities. They are also capable of creating a circle ( a.k.a Warding Circle) which increases the resistive ability of their teammates (against demon attacks).  Pros and Cons of a Samurai The developers initially visualized the Samurai as a tank that avoided damage primarily by using parries. Parrying does negate all possible damage, but the skill is tough to attain up to a level high enough to make it a viable option.  This theory can be backed by the much obvious Samurai-specific armor, which has defensive abilities and statistics that would mostly benefit the tank.  Strengths of a Samurai Samurai are great for combat as it damages the ene