For out some pixelated wine Per Final Fantasy XIV Endwalkerpurple grapes. The latest update – Patch 6.01 – smoothed out their angular edges and made them far less blocky.
in the Notes on patch 6.01, Under Resolved Issues, Square Enix found the following:“:
An issue where the igamesnews count of the grapes in Labyrinthos was excessively reduced to reduce system memory usage in the area.
* They have been adjusted to be comparable to the ones in the Crystarium.
Importance? End converterApparently there are no longer any block of purple grapes.
Oh no.
In the video below, you can see the new, slightly less hot, purple grapes and compare them to their previous iteration. around the 47-second mark.
The fans were of course sad to hear that the purple grapes were changed because they were one of the best moments in Final Fantasy XIV’s Endwalker start. So they did what anyone would do: They paid tribute to the low poly loss.
YouTube’s resident music genius Alex Moukala
Others on Twitter and Reddit are honoring the blocky purple grapes with fan art. Damn it, even the officer Final Fantasy XIV The Twitter account paid tribute to the sharp-edged fruit.
But good news! It seems Forget Square Enix the green, blocky grapes in Wineport to the east of La Noscea. This has been confirmed by several Twitter users. They are green, but the blocky grapes are alive! These grapes seem to have been like this for a long time End converter
Perhaps Square Enix won’t fix this particular diamond-shaped fruit. I mean who knows, it could be a special grape variety grown this way. Japan produces square and pyramidal watermelons so why not the world of FFXIV grow blocky grapes? This is a reborn realm, after all, and not a nature documentation. Denying that possibility is a bit too much of a reality in Final Fantasy To me. Embrace the blocky fruit of Square Enix. Do it.
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