Fortunately, you can customize it in all manner of ways. Though the PlayStation 3 edition was a serviceable test run for the new and improved Final Fantasy XIV, it was still plagued with usability issues and interface problems that made it an exercise in frustration, especially when it came to presentation and aesthetic quality. Where previously version 1.0 of Final Fantasy XIV suffered from a dearth of content, A Realm Reborn flourishes with a brand-new graphics engine, revised gameplay, and the ability to handle a much heavier server load than ever before. It has used its own personal Phoenix Down to come back fully revitalized, and the gorgeous new MMORPG is now a bustling world filled with curious players ready to get lost in it. Square Enix took note and responsibility and made a resolution to learn from its past mistakes, releasing Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn as a 'rebirth' of sorts for the massively multiplayer online role-playing game that could. The juggernaut Final Fantasy XI grew into was a tough act to follow, but no one predicted such a spectacular failure. Final Fantasy XIV found itself languishing back during its original release only weeks after its inception.
