What FFXIV's November 10 Matchmaking Update Means for Cross-…
Players in NA and EU will find it much simpler to group up with friends on other servers in their region, cutting out the awkward workaround that currently stands in the way.
Players in NA and EU will find it much simpler to group up with friends on other servers in their region, cutting out the awkward workaround that currently stands in the way.
Key points - Same-region matchmaking updates arrive for Final Fantasy XIV NA and EU players on November 10. - Currently, players on different servers like Goblin and Siren cannot simply form a Party Finder group and hop together. - The existing process for playing with friends on other servers is described as a gigantic rigamarole. - The update aims to let players form Party Finder groups and move together more easily.
Timeline - Before November 10: Players on different servers must coordinate through a cumbersome process to play together. - November 10: Same-region matchmaking updates arrive for NA and EU players.
FAQ
Q: When does the same-region matchmaking update go live? A: It arrives for North American and European players on November 10.
Q: Which regions are getting the update? A: The rollout is specifically for NA and EU players.
Q: What problem does this update solve? A: It makes it easier to play with friends on other servers in your region, instead of the current cumbersome workaround.
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