The Views of Final Fantasy XIV Patch 3.3

Final Fantasy XIV Patch 3.3 is nearly here, and today's Leaked 3.3 Final Fantasy XIV Patch Notes. It is high time to buy FFXIV Gil for the new Final Fantasy XIV Patch 3.3. All we know about Patch 3.3: Revenge of The Horde. There are several types of new content: new dungeons for parties of 4, 8 and 24 players will be added, together with new Main Scenario Quests, which are single-player missions moving the storyline forward.

New Final Fantasy XIV Patch 3.3

NEW CHAT CONTEXT MENU

Clicking a player's name will now present an additional menu, "Report." This will allow players to avoid the tedious process of using the in-game Support Desk or Support Center web site and allow players to very quickly address common concerns. The new report menu has two options.

The first of these is "Bot." Now with just one click you can report players like Safsadfsaf Saf as a suspected bot. The system will then automatically examine the reported player's behavior and, if the player seems suspicious enough, be presented with one of a variety of tests to confirm whether automation against the game's terms of service is in use. Failing this test will result in an immediate and permanent ban of the account. Likewise, a sufficient ratio of inaccurate bot reports will result in disciplinary action against the account issuing fraudulent reports.Try to buy more FFXIV Gil online to prepare entering the game. 

The second report option is "Troll." This means different things to different players and, as its first layer, serves as a catch-all for players that frequently make disingenuous assertions, endeavor to elicit negative reactions from other players, or otherwise conduct themselves in an uncivil fashion. The system will track these reports in aggregate. Once a to-be-determined threshold is reached, the player will be processed by the new World Kick system (see below).

NEW NOVICE NETWORK CHANNELS

The Novice Network feature has seen great success, but there still exists some confusion and frustration regarding the "no language restrictions" on the channel. This message was always intended to indicate that the channel was shared among all spoken languages (Japanese, English, German, etc.). However, on certain worlds, chat is dominated by specific languages and some players feel uncomfortable trying to speak their own native language. As such, we are now dividing the Novice Network into multiple channels players can choose to opt into based on what language they wish to speak (Novice Network - English, Novice Network - Japanese, etc.) 

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