If you’re trying to get a house in Final Fantasy 14, you’ll need to play the lottery system. You can also check where the housing schedule is in game by opening your Timers menu and selecting the ...

With Final Fantasy XIV’s player base having exploded in the past few years, millions of Warriors of Light are always insatiably eager for more exciting content, along with a cozy little spot to settle ...

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The FFXIV housing lottery looks complex if you’re new to Square Enix’s MMO game, but the way it works is comparatively straightforward – assuming you meet the requirements to own a house. The downside ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. FFXIV's patch 6.1 will not only come with a new Ishgard residential district, but also a whole new way of getting housing. It will be strictly lottery ...

Final Fantasy XIV producer Naoki Yoshida revealed that Square Enix will implement a housing lottery system. The news comes during the FFXIV Letter from the Producer Live LXV segment of its recent ...

Happy Thursday, fellow housing enthusiasts! Last time we met, I mentioned that I had secured my first apartment in Final Fantasy XIV Online, and this week I thought I would show you some of the fruits ...

Housing is one of the best things about FFXIV. Despite being entirely optional, player housing is fully-featured and a big part of the game’s culture. It’s the first thing people include in Free ...

Before we get into what I’d like to see Square Enix do, it is important to note how housing works for WoW. Forget Garrisons and other pseudo-attempts at housing, this appears to be a true property ...

A blog post shared by Square Enix today has revealed auto-demolition of estates in Final Fantasy XIV will start up again with the release of Patch 5.4. However, the developer has let fans know ...

Final Fantasy XIV director Naoki "Yoshi-P" Yoshida has often advised players that, during long gaps between major content releases, the best thing to do for your FFXIV experience is to stop playing.