Was at Barnes and Noble and found this masterpiece this made my day😁

I remember people posting glitches when it was released years ago. Playing the game made me look forward to experiencing it myself. But this is the only thing I've encountered from start to finish. If photobombs are included, I've got a few. Gentiana ones are common.

ngl i’m such a prompto stan and i need more plushies/figures/posters of him. i can’t find shit though😭 does he really just not have much merch?

Após umas 25 hrs de jogo no capitulo 5 meu jogo simplesmente fechou no ps5 e todos os saves foram corrompidos , quase desisti e abandonaria esse game para sempre porém decidi voltar, eu estava por volta do lv 50 , existe alguma forma de upar até o lá 50 em um dia ? Nao queria ter que fazer toda a jornada até lá denovo.

Hey guys, I am looking for a way to do all the side quests again without fully rerunning the main story. Side quests allow me to travel around the map and just relax, so I really love running them. But unfortunately, I’ve completed almost all of them, except tricky ones like Rainbow Frog. Yes I know I can use ‘Chapter select’ function to start over with current level and equipment, so that I can rerun all the side quests… but in this way I will have to run the main story again, and I am not willing to do it. In conclusion, what I want to do is “Refresh all the side quests without refreshing the main quests, while keeping my current level and equipment”.
Notes: Pls forgive my weird language, I’m not a native EN speaker haha. I’m on PS5, so mods aren’t considered.
Thanks in advance for the help!

Final Fantasy XV is definitely one of my favorite games in the mainline series, and as an extension Prompto is probably in my top 3 favorite characters from this entry. I found his character journey as very inspiring to me personally, and related to his struggles through the anime and game. His cheerful personality is also a good contrast to the more serious tones of the rest of the party, and he had some of the best scenes! His DLC is also one of my favorites, and I believe that, despite there being mixed opinions regarding this games character writing, Prompto was one of the stronger characters narrative wise.

The 1st cutscene of the game , where Noctis talked to his father . His father viewed him as a pampered son while he found his father annoying and just want to get out of the city and never want to come back ? why is that . Isnt he a prince living with a silver spoon in the royal kingdom ?

Funny glitch I accidentally did when I equipped the Trident of the Oracle lol.

The brand is called Roen, and they actually had the clothes made irl, then scanned into the game engine. This is why the physics (like folding and wrinkling of the fabric) are very realistic. Just thought this would be cool to share.

recently discovered pitioss and oh boy, its such a challenge, can't do it like everyone did 9 years ago with the warp/save bug so i have to go through it like a big man. and SUFFER. just for genji gloves and black hood. i reached the flying cube level last night and quit but gonna try again rn. so salty thet patched it with the line/cutscene... is anyone else struggling with that rn? i love ffxv so many things to do even after acing the game, its wonderful, still playing it after 2 years of finishing it. but ye pitioss is rll for us xv nerds, no average person would burn their mind of this...

I think the Genji gloves in the navel of the Eos statue at the Pitioss Ruins symbolize the division of the Ardyn and Somnus relationship and the division of Niflheim and Lucis. Also I recently found out, A Genji is a Japanese term of someone stripped of Royal Status which I think symbolizes Ardyn. It also means two beginnings. I also think the black hood belonged to Ifrit bc if Gentiana could be an incarnation while her Goddess form was in slumber, Why couldn’t Ifrit. Another observation I’ve noticed is that Omega and Gilgamesh both can travel dimensions, have a connection to previous FF games and have a link to the Gloves. (Not sure if this is the right flair, but I hope it is.)

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Hello everyone would just like to ask why my Final Fantasty XV doesn't install for some reason it always shows up as error can't install every FFXV I bought is always like this even though the disc is clean and has no scratches

My Final Fantasy XV doesn't install properly it keeps sending the CE-100005-6 error code

I have found a same situation as mine but I never saw how he/she fixed it please help meee

this scene always makes me crying but that guy make me laugh so hard 😭

ETA: I got this from a store that imports things from Japan. One section of the store has tons of replica weapons from games and movies. I even bought the Invictus sword from FFXVI from there.

Now if I can find Sword of The Father, I'll be a happy boy.

Thanks Prompto lmfao

I was exploring the Keycatrich Trench, chapter 1 or 2. Just started playing btw

I know a lot of us still want Versus XIII because it felt like it was going to be a superior game, and I am one of those people, but these days I find myself wanting it not just for myself and the fans, but for Nomura as well.

I mean, Nomura designed Noctis back in 2004, originally thinking he would be the lead for Final Fantasy XIII, but when he found out the game would have a female protagonist, he repurposed the design for Versus XIII because he loved it so much, and lets face it, who can blame him lol. He spent the next 10 years trying to bring his version of Noctis to life, just for the project to eventually be taken away from him due to Kingdom Hearts III and Final Fantasy VII Remake having higher priorty at Square and needing him for those projects. And this wasn't just some character he'd just doodled uo and worked on for a little while either, hes referred to Noctis as his son, comparing him with Sora, do you can imagine how much the character must mean to him.

And what really sucks is that he didn't just lose the chance to make the game he wanted. He had to watch the world and story he'd spent years creating get changed into aomething different. Don't get me wrong, I love FFXV. It's one of my favorite games, ive played it pretty much once a year, sometimes more, since its release, i spent time to get the platinum trophy, even had fun in the Comrades MMO while it was active. Its just hard not to wonder how much of Nomura's original vision was lost along the way.

I think that's what makes the whole situation so unfortunate. This was a character and a world he'd spent nearly a decade trying to bring to life, and he never really got the chance to finish what he started. I just think there's something sad about an artist spending that much time building something they're passionate about, only to have someone else take it in what seems an almost completely different direction.

And then you have Yozora in Kingdom Hearts III. I don't think Nomura is trying to recreate Versus XIII or bring Noctis back under a different name, but I do wonder if Yozora is his way of expressing how he feels about what happened with Versus XIII. Considering how much time he spent trying to bring that character and his world to life, I can't imagine having to walk away from it all was easy. I cant help but wonder if Yozora and Verum Rex isnt a retelling of Versus 13, but Nomura expressing his emotions regarding how Square handled Versus 13.

I just think it's a shame that we'll probably never get to see what grand adventure Nomura originally planned for Noctis and the chocobros. Not because FFXV is a bad game, but because I would've liked to see him get the chance to finish telling his own story, and with talks of retirement its hard to believe we will ever get that chance.

Bonjour je viens d'acheter ce livre j'ai plus jouer a XV depuis longtemps, je l'avais joué avec la Royal édition, maintenant que j'ai un peu oublié le jeu j'aimerais le commencé en édition day-one sans les mises à jour pour comprendre pourquoi il était tant détesté a sa sortie , est ce que ce livre va me gâcher ma redécouverte ou est ce qu'il ne fait que parlé du jeu et de sa conception sans aborder le scénario ?

Hello,

I recently started playing the game, and overall, I really like it. I don't really have any complaints yet about anything other than the combat, but I feel like my complaints about the combat have something to do with me doing something wrong rather than the game itself, so I would appreciate any input people have that can tell me if I am insane or not. And for the record, I am playing on PC.

I am level 34ish and I'm in chapter 3. I have been doing all the sidequests and hunts and everything that I come across, including the dungeons. I just spent almost 3 hours in the Costlemark Tower. I know the things in there are a higher level than me, but I was under the impression that levels do not make that much of a difference. Please correct me if that is not accurate.

During my time in that dungeon, I was getting extremely frustrated because I am holding down Square/X/dodge and Noctis is just not dodging things. I don't understand what is making me get hit, because it's not like I am trying to perfect blink in this scenario I'm talking about, I am just fully holding down the button. I have full MP, so it's not a question of not being able to phase-dodge or whatever it's called that uses like 2 MP per dodge, the enemies are hardly ever being staggered or knocked down or stunned in any way despite using a greatsword and warp-strikes, I am getting interrupted constantly out of my weapon swings, I am getting fully stun-locked and boxed in corners by enemies, I simply do not understand what I am doing wrong.

When I'm fighting one (normal-sized) enemy at a time, everything is fine. I can dodge, I can parry, I can play the game in the manner that I am trying to play it, but in large groups of enemies, I am just being knocked down and killed constantly with what feels like no counterplay.

Is this my fault? Do I just need to get better? Or are these common complaints about this game?

Thanks :)

i just downloaded the game on my ps5 and it runs horribly even on lite. there’s input delay, low graphics and it runs at like 20 fps. is there a fix?

New player here ,how do you know wich materials do you need to upgrade weapons?

Hello my fellow Eosians! In celebration of the coming 10th Anniversary for my favorite Forever Final Fantasy story, I'm going to try to compile and share all information about specific topics of interest into one post for people to peruse at their leisure. I've been wanting to do this for years! All info was verified by me, transcribed by me or taken from the script, directly from the English version of the story, across the game and guides/lore materials I personally own. Details edited to apply only to current topic and past events. No more commentary from me. Enjoy!

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- Hubris: exaggerated, extreme, excessive pride, or dangerous self-confidence, overconfidence, or arrogance. [Merriam-webster]

- Greek Tragedy: In classical Greek tragedy, hubris was often a fatal shortcoming that brought about the fall of the tragic hero. Typically, overconfidence led the hero to attempt to overstep the boundaries of human limitations and assume a godlike status; in response, the gods inevitably humbled the offender with a sharp reminder of human mortality. [Merriam-webster]

- Solheim is a Norwegian word and surname that means "home of the sun" or "sunny homestead".

History of Eos -

A.E. | Age of Myth

+History is marked by the prosperity of the civilization of Solheim.

When this civilization was at its peak, the betrayal of one of the six Astral gods, Ifrit, led to a conflict known as the Great War of Old. This was fueled by the spreading of a mysterious parasite, causing the death of millions, and ultimately the fall of Solheim. [FFXV, Official Strategy Guide]

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+War breaks out between the ancient Solheim civilization and the gods.

In ancient times, the six Astrals ruled Eos.

The supreme mission of the legendary Six is to protect the planet.
They may grant people power, or they may do people harm,
but it's all to protect the planet. [Official Works pg. 033]

To the gods, human beings were trifling creatures, but Ifrit, the Infernian, saw their potential and granted them wisdom. Human civilization made great strides, and a kingdom called Solheim flourished, but in time, Solheim grew arrogant and turned away from the gods. Angered by this, Ifrit tried to burn the planet and the people to ashes, but the other gods revolted, rising up to defend the planet and the people on it. A great magical war broke out between the gods. As a result, Solheim was obliterated, and the gods went to sleep, exhausted. but first they granted the remaining people the power to defend the planet. [FFXV, Official Works, PG 098]

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+The History of the Star, as told by the Glacian -

"Tales of the past and hopes for the future are manifest in the King of Kings.
The Six have safeguarded this star since time immemorial—each of a different mind, but united by this common purpose.

The gods' protection extends to all creatures here below—even to the mortals created in their image. They are feeble creatures leading fragile lives and clinging to foolish fancies. The Frostbearer scorns these visions of "hope" which melt like.

Yet the Pyreburner admires their strength of will. For their reverence, he grants unto them his flame, and the world of man flourishes.

His benevolence warms the frozen heart of the Frostbearer. The mortals have earned her respect. He, her love and admiration.

It is not long, however, before some among those men ascend to new heights of hubris. The people of Solheim spurn the gods who blessed them—the gods they once worshiped. The ungrateful mortals incur the wrath of the Pyreburner. He seeks to raze the very civilization his flames once helped build.

But the Six are sworn to defend this star and all her inhabitants from harm—and, at times, from one another. The flames of war surge as Solheim fends off the Pyreburner's fire. The gods' pleas for peace fall on deaf ears, and the battle rages on.

When the smoke clears, the world of man is in ruins, their star left scarred for time eternal. Wearied from war, the Six seek solace in slumber.

This tale of our shared past is entrusted to the King of Kings...that he may see it to its conclusion."

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+The Legendary tale Shiva told was not the same as that in the Cosmogony -

Shiva, said to be a benevolent deity, believed the planet had no need for puny humans, but Ifrit, said to be a treacherous deity, saw their potential. Shiva fell for Ifrit, became his lover, and came to have faith in humanity, like him. Then Ifrit granted humanity the wisdom that became the basis of the ancient Solheim civilization, but haughty Solheim rejected the gods. Betrayed by humanity, Ifrit flew into a rage and tried to destroy mankind and the planet. The other five gods, including Shiva, confront Ifrit to save the planet at its people. In the end, Solheim was destroyed, Ifrit was defeated, and the other gods fell into slumber, drained of power.

Such is the truth of the great magical war. [FFXV, Official Works, PG 063]

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- Long ago*,* the traitorous Ifrit waged war against the rest of the Hexatheon.

Many moons passed as the embittered battle raged on, culminating in a clash between Bahamut and Ifrit in which the latter was laid asunder atop the Rock of Ravatogh. Taelpar Crag, the grand gorge dividing Duscae and Cleigne, exemplifies the severity of the War of the Astrals while also symbolizing the rift that separated the Six. [Episode Gladio, Now Loading]

- The tale of the Star is also that of Shiva and Ifrit.

Long ago, mankind received the gift of fire from the Ifrit, enabling the ancient civilization of Solheim to flourish. For a time, god and man walked together in prosperity, but as civilization peaked, man grew arrogant and Solheim sought to cast out its patron deity. Enraged by the betrayal, the Pyreburner endeavored to purge the world and all its inhabitants with flame. The rest of the Six stood on the side of man, resisting Ifrit's assault. In what would later be known as the Great War of Old, Solheim crumbled, and the bruised and battered gods retired into deep slumber, leaving mankind with the means to protect the Star themselves. [The Dawn of the Future, Story Synopsis]

+The History of Eos through Ifrit's memories, flowing into Ardyn's mind -

He witnessed the moment when man was given fire, and the days when civilization enjoyed the Infernian's patronage. Solheim dawned and flourished, its technology ascendant. Man grew arrogant. Then betrayal. Rage. The Great War of Old. The Six subsiding into slumber. [The Dawn of the Future, A Savior Lost, PG. 070]

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The History of Eos and Solheim - Researched, documented and archived by Chief Researcher Verstael Besithia of Niflhiem Imperial Army

Guidance System -

- It has been estimated that Eos came into existence some 4.5 billion years ago.
- Ancient myths tell tales of six protector gods who first alighted upon Eos in the ancient Solheim Era.
- Fossils thought to be remains of the oldest members of the human race were discovered in the Piztala region.
- Some claim that ***humans discovered fire*** in the ***Succarpe region*** even *before* the dawn of the Solheim civilization.
- According to legend, the fire god Ifrit first bestowed his "burning wisdom" upon a man who later sat the throne of Solheim.
- The mechanized civilization of Solheim is presumed to have originated in the Duscae and Cleigne regions.
- Exactly when the civilization rose and fell, however, remains the subject of much investigation.
- The enormous crevasse separating the regions of Cleigne and Duscae is known as Taelpar Crag. It is here that the War of the Astrals is said to have taken place.
- When Ifrit tried to reduce mankind to ash, the other gods fought back, and some claim this clash caused the collapse of Solheim.

- It is said that Ifrit, having lost the War of the Astrals, was interred atop the Rock of Ravatogh.
- After the war, the ice goddess Shiva allegedly sank into a deep slumber, nestled in the Ghorovas Rift of Vogliupe.
-As for the storm god Ramuh, legend has it he sealed himself away within Fociaugh Hollow in Duscae.
-To this day, no one knows what became of the blade god Bahamut.
- The earth god Titan can be seen supporting the Meteor at the heart of the Disc of Cauthess in Duscae.
- The sea goddess Leviathan disappeared in the wake of the war. Some say she swam below the waves and slumbers beneath the city of Altissia.

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Key Historical figures - [FFXV, Comogony, Bestiary, Now Loading]

The Hexatheon - Also known as "The Six," the gods take center stage in many myths featured in the Cosmogony -

- Ifrit, the Infernian, fickle as fire, God of Fire: It was the Infernian who bestowed the gift of fire upon man in antiquity. He reigned over the ancient kingdom of Solheim until his once-loyal subjects turned against him. The Pyreburner then waged the Astral War that would quench his own life's flame until his own daemonic resurrection by means of the Starscourge.

- Shiva, the Glacian, gentle as snow, Goddess of Ice: The Glacian's place among the Six lies opposite that of the Infernian, Ifrit.

- Titan, the Archaean, steadfast as stone, God of Earth: Legends tell of the Archaean absorbing the force of the cataclysmic Meteor as it hurtled down to Eos—and he still shoulders the stone in his sleep deep within the Disc. Though Titan managed to intercept the Meteor that crash-landed in Eos, the impact sent interstellar shards flying across the continent. 

- Ramuh, the Fulgurian, sharp as lightning, God of the Storm: The Fulgurian, it is said, administers the natural laws of Eos from on high, casting judgment down on those who would harm the star. Resting at Angelgard in the Astral War's wake.

- Leviathan, the Hydraean, relentless as tides, Goddess of the Seas: The Hydraean took rest under the Celluna Cascades after the Astral War, yet her ruinous fury carried on the waves, never dissipating.

- Bahamut, the Draconian, unbending as iron, God of War: The Draconian's bonds to the Lucii run deepest among the Six. At the end of the Astral War, when Ifrit had fallen and civilization lay in ruins, the Bladekeeper alone held vigil, while the other gods lay dormant.

Since time immemorial, they have watched over Eos.

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- The Divine Host of Messengers - It is said that, in the beginning, the Six fought side by side with mankind. Even so, the deities themselves seldom appeared before mortals, and instead sent loyal servants to convey their divine will. These servants are known as the Messengers, and they number twenty-four.

- Gentiana - Divine avatar whose earthly form belies her supernatural powers. Though she masquerades as a Messenger, Gentiana is in actuality the earthly incarnation of the ice goddess, Shiva.

- Umbra - Divine Messenger who assumes the form of a black male dog. Umbra possesses the power to transcend space-time.

- Pryna - Divine Messenger who assumes the form of a white female dog. This celestial canine is fiercely devoted to her owner, following their every word.

[TBC in the comments section]