Still, on the crest of the wave after the overwhelming success of Endwalker, which forced Square Enix to close the servers to reduce the record turnout, Final Fantasy XIV is preparing to receive the first major patch of its current course.
The Creative Business Unit III led by Naoki Yoshida has set the publication of Patch 6.1 of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker on April 12, 2022. Entitled “Newfound Adventure”, it will introduce tons of new content, starting with a new series of story quests set after the finale of the latest expansion and a 24-player Alliance Raid called “Myths of the Realm, Part 1: Aglaia”.
Alongside the two main courses, there will also be new residential areas in Empyreum with lots of dedicated lore, a new Extreme Trial entitled “The Minster’s Ballad: Endsinger’s Aria” and the new Adventure Plates in Beta (players will be able to customize their portraits to includes animations and lighting effects). As for PvP, updates for small-scale competitive content, a new reward system and the return of PvP gear inspired by the Japanese hit GARO are expected.
You can preview this full-bodied string of contents in the two trailers and in the rich gallery of images that you find at the top and at the bottom of this news. More in-depth details can be found on the newfound Adventure official site.