For those of you who don't know how to adjust the size of FFXIV in window mode you have to change your resolution size win the configuration. Valadriant, if you do like I said which is change the resolution size it will not cut off any part of the FFXIV window. If you set it to your screen size it will cut parts of the FFXIV window, but if you set it at a lower resolution it wont. I have a 1920x1080 screen resolution monitor, when I play FFXIV in window mode, I have it set to 1280x1024 and it fits with no cut off or any issues.
Manathos, PS3 players WILL be on the same servers as the PC players. It will be just like FFXI where pc, PS2(PS3 if you downloaded the PS2 partition file) or 360 players were all on the same server. So with that said PS3 players will be playing with PC players come March when the PS3 version is released.
FFXIV Windower Shut Down
Square Enix ordered the WindowerXIV team to cease and desist.
If you planned on using the Windower tool to play Final Fantasy XIV, then you might be in for a wait. The WindowerXIV site was shut down indefinitely after the site's owners received a cease and desist letter issued by Square Enix.
A statement on Windowerxiv.com says a new windower is in the works that won't be tied specifically to FFXIV. Rather, the new windower will work with every DirectX 9 and 10 game and contain "a powerful plugin interface with Windows XP support." Square Enix is well known for protecting its intellectual properties, and presumably the new windower wouldn't infringe upon the gaming companies trademarked products.
The windower tool has been used by countless players in Final Fantasy XI, partially because the game existed for years before Square Enix added a windowed mode.
However, the use of windower has always been a lightning rod of debate for FFXI players. Many have said the windower tool significantly enhanced their gaming experiences. Others criticize windower for being a third party tool capable of providing numerous advantages that are not available to other players. The FFXI terms of service strictly prohibits the use of third-party tools, but Square Enix was never known to ban anyone for using the tool.
Perhaps the news about the FFXIV windower is evidence of where Square Enix plans to stand on the issue from now on.
Tags: FinalFantasyXIV, News