MMO Final Fantasy 14 is suspending its computerized system of demolishing in-game homes of gamers who haven’t lately logged-in on account of a lapse of their subscription funds.
The momentary suspension comes within the wake of worldwide lockdowns to stage the unfold of COVID-19, leading to many being out of labor and unable to pay in-game subscription prices.
“Taking into account the world-wide spread of the COVID-19 (also known as “novel coronavirus”) and the economical results of assorted cities going into lock-down, we’ve got determined to briefly droop computerized housing demolition,” reads a statement from Square Enix.
In Final Fantasy 14, gamers should purchase in-game plots of land and develop a digital homestead – nevertheless, gamers are additionally required to log-in semi-regularly to maintain their home from being flagged as inactive and, after 45 days, prepared for demolition.
In these attempting instances, paying the $12.99 month-to-month subscription price for an MMO looks as if a luxurious. But whereas a subscription remains to be required to play the game, no less than gamers received’t have to fret about shedding their in-game housing.
Square Enix has not revealed how lengthy this suspension will final, however it’s protected to imagine no less than so long as the lockdown interval.
