‘Final Fantasy XIV’ player uses Ring Fit to travel across Eorzea

David de Gea

David de Gea

Square Enix has confirmed players are allowed to take part in erotic roleplay in Final Fantasy XIV – as long as it’s private and consensual.The publisher has released updated guidelines for Final Fantasy XIV which highlight the rules around prohibited activity in the MMORPG for all players.The guidelines touch on communication-based conflict, harassment, as well as real-money trading that may impact the game and its players.One rule that Square addressed is that of ERP, commonly known as erotic

Final Fantasy XIV has banned player-driven advertisements in the game that offer other players help to clear content.The update was announced on the official community site The Lodestone, which states that “it is prohibited to advertise using the Party Finder to offer help to clear duties or obtain items (to help people clear raid content or obtain items by having them join your party).

Final Fantasy series, but hasn’t been involved in the creation of one of its core games since he left Square Enix in 2003.

Strictly Come Dancing star Tilly Ramsay has reportedly received an apology from Steve Allen after he "fat-shamed" her on live radio. Earlier this week, the 19 year old hit back at the LBC radio presenter after he said that he is "bored with her already", and proceeded to describe the star as a "chubby little thing".

PlayStation’s State Of Play is coming next week. No games have been announced, but several website updates suggest some likely appearances.The webpages for Final Fantasy 16, Gotham Knights, The Lord Of The Rings: Gollum, Tchia, and The Dark Pictures Anthology have all been updated.

Steve Allen fat-shamed Gemma Collins in historic tweets from 2014 before he lashed out at Strictly Come Dancing star Tilly Ramsay. The host, 67, earlier this week called Ms Ramsay - the daughter of television chef Gordon Ramsay - a “chubby little thing” live on air.

Final Fantasy 14‘s producer and director Naoki Yoshida has provided a status update on the Xbox version of the popular MMO.In an interview conducted by YouTube channel Easy Allies (thanks, Windows Central), Yoshida said, “we are still in discussions with Microsoft and I feel like our discussions are going in a positive-like tone.”Nonetheless, he wasn’t able to give much more information on whether fans are likely to see the MMO on Xbox platforms anytime soon, nor would he rule it out, adding, “I

Final Fantasy XIV’s Endwalker expansion intends to improve the house-buying system by introducing a lottery to the MMO.Final Fantasy XIV’s director Naoki Yoshida spoke to PCGamer to provide details on the upcoming changes to house buying in the game. The current system sees a property become available on a first-come, first-served basis.