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Backscratchers and massagers are always handy, especially for those of us with gnarly shoulder pain, but it's not something we really expected to see branded from Eorzea. During Final Fantasy 14's mꦗost recent Live Letter, director and producer Naoki Yoshida and global community producer Toshio Murouchi debuted new merchandise for the game, which included the new bizarrely cute sticks.
You can grab the Fat Cat or Great Serpent of Ronka scratcher/massager for $29.99—so I'll probably just keep using whatever item I can find within grabbing distance for free—but the Live Letter debut honestly made it all worth it. Towards the end of the stream, Yoshida just... begins smacking himself with the stick. It's led to some community memes but alsoܫ Y𓆏oshida, same. I've been there.
Over the weekend, Yoshida and Murouchi detailed way more than new merchandise. With the approach of Endwalker, Square Enix took the time to break both good news and bad, explaining how the game's sudden surge in popularity meant that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:cross server travel would not launch with the expansion. The blow was softened with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a job action trailer, showing off how both new and old jobs wil🌸l work in version 6.0.
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Final Fantasy 14 is more popular than ever, so you might see a few more wild bits of merch launch before all is said and done. The game's latest spike in player congestion has also caused some problems, resulting in the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Aether Data ꦡCenter 🦩to close to new players until Square Enix can manage the demand.
