FFXIV 6.3 Reactions Part 1: These animations are WILD



Dev team’s got a heckin budget now and it SHOWS.
Also we were down a Puja this patch. Don’t worry tho, she’s fine, she was just tired by the time we got to play. :3

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18 thoughts on “FFXIV 6.3 Reactions Part 1: These animations are WILD”

  1. Needless to say my journey through 6.3 was…mostly squeaking happily about the twins. And then being sad/salty again that it was only a temporary reunion. :<
    Zero was absolutely adorable though in trying to learn about mortals.
    Also I picked the top option with Alisaie (the 'anyone can see you're doing your best' option vs 'try not to overdo it' and she has a similar reaction though she insists she's not fishing for compliments. :'D

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  2. I love how many more eye and facial movements there are now for the zoomed in scenes. It feels so much more engaged than the previous ones where the whole head shifts for a sideways eye glance

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  3. 24:01 – Can't be helped, considering the first extended interaction you had with her in ARR was the Coils of Bahamut.

    24:25 – WoL: "Have you met G'raha and Y'shtola? Two people who believe 'Screw sleep. I have books to read'".

    25:16 – Or… another dinner in Sharlyan, more food from the Last Stand, dragging Estinien this time to eat, watch G'raha chomp on a burger. Good times.

    Alisaie really is a darling.

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  4. That buuz looked so good, it made me want to try it. T.T
    Liking how Zero's asking questions and trying to learn. ^^
    I was looking forward to your reaction to 6.3! <3 I found the whole MSQ experience to be quite good, especially in regards to Zero. ^^ Very curious to see where they go with the story from here, especially given all that's now happened!

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  5. Fun fact: When Julus was talking about their own version of a “Garlean Dumpling”; in the JP Dub he refers to it as “Piroshki” which is a Russian version of a fried/baked dumpling.

    No clue as to why it was omitted in the ENG version but it’s safe to assume that Julus was also referring to Piroshki

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