Sq. Enix has revealed the discharge window for Remaining Fantasy XIV Patch 7.2, in addition to the sort of content material you possibly can anticipate when the replace rolls round.
Following on from November’s Patch 7.1, the brand new patch, which launches in late March, largely represents enterprise as traditional for Remaining Fantasy XIV patches, with one main exception.
Like earlier patches, 7.2 will proceed the primary post-Dawntrail storyline, so should you’ve been maintaining with what occurred after the occasions of that growth, you will recognize what’s being added. It’s going to additionally convey a model new dungeon within the type of the Underkeep, which, in flip, may even convey new bosses to battle and new loot to gather.
The massive new addition, nevertheless, comes with the introduction of the Occult Crescent, a brand new “large-scale battle-oriented responsibility” that represents Dawntrail‘s model of Shadowbringers‘ Bozjan Southern Entrance or Stormblood‘s Forbidden Land Eureka.
Very like these actions, the Occult Crescent will activity massive numbers of gamers with exploring its map, battling its inhabitants, and taking over a collection of targets to contribute to a larger-scale initiative. Extra details about the Occult Crescent will possible be launched as we draw nearer to Patch 7.2’s launch date.
Remaining Fantasy XIV‘s subsequent patch may even introduce the subsequent a part of the eight-man Arcadion raid. The Cruiserweight tier will add 4 extra encounters, and should you performed the primary a part of the raid, you will possible know roughly what to anticipate on this entrance.
A brand new Trial may even be added as a part of the patch’s story content material, and you can tackle a stage 100 Unreal-difficulty model of the Suzaku Hells’ Kier trial as effectively, so there’s loads of combat-oriented content material to maintain you busy.
Remaining Fantasy XIV Patch 7.2 is because of land someday in late March. You may learn what our very personal Isaac considered newest growth Dawntrail proper right here.