FFXI GIL-Square Enix has Garnered Even More Potential

This really should not come as a surprise to anyone who has heard me gush about the massive potential that Final Fantasy XI had in its early years. This time around, Square Enix has garnered even more potential for their latest Final Fantasy MMO with the offline RPG crowd already drooling in anticipation of about FFXI GIL and the ever faithful MMO crowd drooling at SEs crowd-pleasing statements, like "we have learned a lot of lessons from Final Fantasy XI," and "we are going to make FFXIV appeal to a broader range of players."

There is no denying the fact that the Final Fantasy series is one of the most well known RPG brands in all of gaming history about FFXI GIL. Added on to this extreme brand awareness is the fact that Square Enix does tend to produce some of the most polished content the MMO world has ever seen, even if it is released on a platform that feels a little bit clunky. To be honest, if anyone has the potential to rip away a large chunk of subscribers from the dominating World of Warcraft, I can definitely see Square Enixs Final Fantasy XIV becoming a real powerhouse if they manage to release an MMO with just as much innovation and polish as they did with about FFXI GIL.

What they need to do to succeed: In everyone mind right now, we are all wondering just how big a hole Square Enix is going to dig them into when it comes to their horrendous public relations. We were recently invited on a tour of FFXIs latest content updates, but if SE does not do something to increase the stability of their public relations, I am guessing there will be many disgruntled about FFXI GIL players who just will not be going over to their newest game. If, however, Square Enix manages to fine-tune their North American experience and create a polished gaming experience, that includes good customer service, look to see the world of Eorzea teeming with hundreds of thousands (dare I say, millions?) of keen MMO gamers.Wow gold Kaufen