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What FFXIV's Final Fan Festival Means for You

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What FFXIV's Final Fan Festival Means for You

This final Fan Festival broadcast gives players one last chance to hear major announcements and celebrate the game with the community before the event cycle concludes.

This final Fan Festival broadcast gives players one last chance to hear major announcements and celebrate the game with the community before the event cycle concludes.

Key points - The Japan Fan Festival for Final Fantasy XIV will be held on October 30th and 31st. - It is the last of three Fan Festival presentations for the game. - The keynote presentation is scheduled to begin on an unspecified time. - Fans now have full dates for the live broadcasts of the event.

Timeline - Friday, October 30th: First day of the Japan Fan Festival livestream - Saturday, October 31st: Second day of the Japan Fan Festival livestream

FAQ

Q: When is the FFXIV Japan Fan Festival? A: It takes place on Friday, October 30th, and Saturday, October 31st.

Q: What is the keynote presentation? A: The keynote is a major presentation scheduled to begin on an unspecified time during the event.

Q: Is this the last Fan Festival? A: Yes, it is the final of three Fan Festival presentations for Final Fantasy XIV.

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