What FFXIV's First Crucible Ranked Season Means for Beastmas…
Beastmasters finally get a competitive leaderboard to chase, while affected players receive a small goodwill gesture for the PHP disruption.
Beastmasters finally get a competitive leaderboard to chase, while affected players receive a small goodwill gesture for the PHP disruption.
Key points - Final Fantasy XIV has launched the first ranked season for Crucible of the Unbroken. - The ranked mode arrived as promised by the development team. - Players can now climb leaderboards and compete to master beasts. - Square Enix is granting a day of subscription time for recent PHP issues.
Timeline - As promised: First ranked season for Crucible of the Unbroken goes live. - Alongside the ranked launch: A day of sub time is handed out for PHP issues.
FAQ
Q: What is Crucible of the Unbroken's ranked mode? A: It's the first ranked season for the mode, letting Beastmasters compete on leaderboards and show off their beast mastery.
Q: Do I get free subscription time? A: Yes, a day of sub time is being handed out to players affected by recent PHP issues.
Q: Do I need to be a Beastmaster to take part? A: The ranked season is aimed at Beastmasters looking to climb the Crucible of the Unbroken leaderboards.
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