One example of how buggy the game's system was stemmed from the graphics. This was due to the litany of bugs, glitches and interface issues that made diving into the game's supposedly deep mechanics an absolute chore. The biggest reason for the failure of the first Final Fantasy XIV, especially initially, was that many saw it as being released too early. RELATED: Final Fantasy: Stranger of Paradise's News, Analysis and Game Details Why the Original Final Fantasy XIV Failed With no other option, a scholar opens a time rift, allowing the player to travel five years into the future where Eorzea has recovered from its seeming destruction. The creature begins to lay waste to the entire planet, with nothing that the Adventurers try posing any real threat to end his reign of terror. The nations' Adventurers eventually come together to end their squabbles, but not before it's revealed that Dalamud is actually a prison for the monstrous villain Bahamut. The plot involves wars between different regions, with one conflict threatening to summon the moon Dalamud into the planet's contact and wipe out the races of beastmen who reside there. The storyline takes place in the region of Eorzea on the planet Hydaelyn, which is broken into three different sections.
Final Fantasy XIV launched in 2010 for Windows, and it was the second MMO entry in the main Final Fantasy franchise.
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