Final Fantasy XI Version Update (8/5/09)

[Cantih]

FINAL FANTASY XI Official Web Site

A version update of FINAL FANTASY XI was performed at the following time.

* This update consists of a version upgrade of the client program. When you press the play button after the time stated below, the version upgrade will begin automatically. Please follow the instructions on the screen.

[Date & Time]
Aug. 5, 2009 at 4:00 (PDT)

[Affected Services]
FINAL FANTASY XI

[Important Update Details]
- A terrain data issue was corrected in North Gustaberg.

[Cantih]

Any idea what it is they fixed/changed?

[Cutriss]

A method was discovered whereby players riding chocobos did not have to go all out of their fucking way to leave the Gustaberg region. This issue has been corrected. We apologise for the convenience.

I hope it's some sort of geometry error that means that maybe they'll fix Upper Jeuno and Qufim sometime in the next year.

[Dyjin]

Thank god I was having issues with that terrain maybe they added some escalators or something finally.

[Telliani]

and...not reading. gustaberg, not the highlands.

I guess the flower still floats

[Suteru]

I hope it's some sort of geometry error that means that maybe they'll fix Upper Jeuno and Qufim sometime in the next year.

Don't forget Tavnazian Safehold

[Seraphus]

Fuckin invisible walls ftl

[Faxanadu]

and...not reading. gustaberg, not the highlands.

I guess the flower still floats

I still remeber the first time i saw that and went "wtf?"

[Cutriss]

Don't forget Tavnazian Safehold

Something specific, or basically the windows around the ramps between floors? I can't recall hitting anything else.

Certainly nothing as blatant as the wall *RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE* of the path just before the Battalia Downs exit in Upper Jeuno.

[nekura]

Something specific, or basically the windows around the ramps between floors? I can't recall hitting anything else.

Certainly nothing as blatant as the wall *RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE* of the path just before the Battalia Downs exit in Upper Jeuno.

There's a spot you can get stuck on as soon as you Tav Ring in.

[Tythera]

There's one of those on both the NE and NW exits of Tav that you can get stuck on too.

[Casey_]

there was something wrong in north gustaberg? news to me..

[ringthree]

La'Loff Amphitheater is the worst in the whole game, there are invisible blocks everywhere on the floor.

[Zelduh]

I hope it's some sort of geometry error that means that maybe they'll fix Upper Jeuno and Qufim sometime in the next year.

In all my years playing FFXI I never noticed that... I went to Upper Jeuno to try it, and behold I was stopped dead in my tracks lol. Never happened to me before there. I must normally walk along the sides

[terranova]

Something specific, or basically the windows around the ramps between floors? I can't recall hitting anything else.

Certainly nothing as blatant as the wall *RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE* of the path just before the Battalia Downs exit in Upper Jeuno.

That's still there huh? Been a few years now. Don't think they ever gonna fix that.

[gairaiden]

SE must really like mimes. damn invisible walls. I ran into them a few times in various areas a few times the past nearly 5 years playing myself.

[Kaisha]

How about them fucking Ordelle stairs?

[Cutriss]

How about them fucking Ordelle stairs?

Shit. If we're talking about stairs, teleport crags, anyone?

[Zanmato]

La'Loff Amphitheater is the worst in the whole game, there are invisible blocks everywhere on the floor.

If I am thinking right, thats the Divine Might arena, correct? This shit would always fuck PLDs up. PLDs supposed to kite mobs up and down the stairs but these damned invisible things would prevent them from climbing up the stairs.

Shit. If we're talking about stairs, teleport crags, anyone?

/

Teleport crags and those crags leading to sky/sea. Every single one of them.

[Hanyoko]

I know its not the same thing, but I remember little tricks back when I used to make Quake maps. You would make all these neat looking objetcs/stairs but would wrap an invisible clipping brush around them so you would not get stuck on them. So many "stairs" were actually just a ramp.

Suddenly reminded of the trick to make a ladder. Lots of 1 pixel wide clipping brushes stacked 24 units tall (or maybe it was 16).