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The group of players who play games together, especially in MMO games, often form a close community. This is especially true of Final Fantasy 14.

The game not only encourages cooperation, but also gives players the opportunity to find new friends and even partners, husbands and wives. In fact, Final Fantasy 14 is so focused on this idea, players can even get married in the game, players can also earn FFXIV Gil in the game, just like our usual life.

In Japan, you can present your actual wedding as a wedding in Final Fantasy 14. It can be said that the community is large and powerful. It is also very friendly and welcoming, and is committed to making Final Fantasy 14 a fun game for both new and old players.

In Australia and New Zealand, there's a Facebook team from the Final Fantasy 14 player community. The team already has 4,079 members and is maintaining growth every day. So the group caught the eye of producer and director Yoshida Naoki, so he recorded a particular video message with the group. In the video, Yoshida discussed his recent Shadowbringers tour, where m read all of the relevant content - the adjustments he with the exceptional team made prior to the release, and the way he hopes release a the best version of Shadowbringers.

The most fun thing is Yoshida speaks instantly to the Facebook team as well as the Final Fantasy 14 ANZ community. He thanked the neighborhood for its continued support and said he hopes to participate in in some activities in Australia and New Zealand in 2010.

Yoshida really didn't say the 2011 Final Fantasy 14 and community plans, yet it's really exciting. More players have previously won the Final Fantasy 14 Gil for one more expansion. The next extension of Final Fantasy 14, Shadowbringers, are going to be released on July 2.