internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

[jenova_9]

Letter from the Producer, XXXVII (10/26/2012)

mew mew niceness! =^^=

exploration
http://static.finalfantasyxiv.com/to.../35/7523_4.jpg

realistic perspective
http://static.finalfantasyxiv.com/to.../35/7523_5.jpg

new giant
http://static.finalfantasyxiv.com/to.../35/7523_6.jpg

full party
http://static.finalfantasyxiv.com/to.../35/7523_7.jpg

[DakAttack]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

Yea, that's cool, go ahead and make up your own captions.

[Firewind]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

So absolutely no new information is communicated whatsoever. Why does this need a new thread?

Also is that interface going to be scalable or customisable because it's taking up a massive amount of room and the action bars block a lot of the view.

[Mezlo]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

so we can all troll it

[Malacite]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

It's just screens from the recent letter that was put out today... and of course, J9 being J9, "it" left that important aspect out.

[Firewind]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

i'd suggest we make an FFXIV new sticky but I don't think that j9 would even think of posting in there.

[jenova_9]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

those aren't my captions, mew. I just found and swiped the most throughough post about the subject going on in various communities. I was just going to only post the lodestone link, but copy and pasting other people's posts that have multiple direct links to the images, along with the main link, is better, mew.

i'd suggest we make an FFXIV new sticky but I don't think that j9 would even think of posting in there.

you are waaay sensitive, Firewind, mew. It still counts as brand new information dealing with a more specific subject (internal alpha media).

And a new topic is easier to draw attention on the latest news, instead of a thread packed with various news and subjects that no sane person would shovel through , mew.

[Aeni]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

That last screen shot looked Photoshopped. Seriously ... what aspect/resolution is that? 18:5? WTF?

[Malacite]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

No it's legit, go see on the lodestone for yourself.

[Aeni]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

No it's legit, go see on the lodestone for yourself.

He said someone panned widescreen. Is this an Nvidia or ATI control panel function or we getting trolled here?

[Kailea]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

multi monitor setup

[Firewind]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

Going by the ratio it looks like a 3 monitor setup and done like a panoramic picture.

[Aeni]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

Going by the ratio it looks like a 3 monitor setup and done like a panoramic picture.

Hmmm ... I can see the benefits of this in a raid situation as a healer (you don't need to constantly pan your camera left and right) ... wonder if something like this could be game breaking in PvP or similar ...

[Firewind]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

Most of the time it doesn't increase your field of view, it just means you can more easily play with the game fully zoomed out a little easier.

And as a healer in a lot of MMOs, I prefer to have a one screen setup because having the HP bars and view on the same screen saves a ton of time and saves me from having to look left or right.

[Aeni]

Re: internal Alpha test screenshots! new enemies, new details

Most of the time it doesn't increase your field of view, it just means you can more easily play with the game fully zoomed out a little easier.

And as a healer in a lot of MMOs, I prefer to have a one screen setup because having the HP bars and view on the same screen saves a ton of time and saves me from having to look left or right.

True ... but as a healer myself, there are situations in which you need to be able to keep an eye out for changing events or boss attack patterns and (historically) healers tend to be *that* person to call it out in raid (outside of healing, buffing and debuffing, you generally don't do anything constantly)