Limit Break Radio: A Radio Returns - A Weekly Final Fantasy Xiv (ffxiv) Podcast

Limit Break Radio breaks down all the information given by Yoshi-P on Patch 3.4 from Live Letter 31 from the 3 year anniversary broadcast. Will 3.4 give Final Fantasy XIV anything different? Are there any surprises? LBR sorts out everything we know right now. Plus, the crew discusses statements by Yoshi-P in a Famitsu interview about the future of the FFXIV raiding scene. It's a jam packed Limit Break Radio!

The discussion from episode 76 continues as the community reacts to the conversation. Did Final Fantasy XI have some good core gameplay ideas? What, if anything, can Final Fantasy XIV learn from its predecessor and are old MMO styles of play even viable in this day and age? Was JoeNever right? The crew reads your emails and takes your calls for the duration of the show to let you, the Final Fantasy XIV community, have your say! Plus, we check in with the Final Fantasy Feast League and tell you a little bit about an upcoming project from the Let’s Be Real Network.

On this weeks show Aniero, Kallo and Juxta throw back to the days of yore. They start by discussing this Kotaku article and interviewing its author Cecelia D’Anastasio They talk about whats unique to FFXI and FFXIV and what similarities, if any they share. What makes them different and how does that effect each game? In addition, several stories and anecdotes from each of their MMO career’s come to light. The crews pessimism is challenged by friend of the show JoeNeverFails in an epic clash of FFXIV’s most vocal personalities.

Limit Break Radio spends the first portion of the show dissecting this rant on the Final Fantasy XIV community and the attitude of its players and community and, in a shocking twist, the creator calls the show! Also, the crew examines the best and worst additions to Final Fantasy XIV over the years and the events that sounded good on paper, but were ultimately just plain ugly. Settle in for this epic episode of Limit Break Radio!

You've all been waiting for it and the time is finally up! The Final Fantasy Feast Leauge returns for Season 2! Along with some rules and format changes the league has expanded it's team lineup by nearly half, consisting now of two 5 team divisions. With only the Banana Hammocks making a return from last year, will reigning champ GM Kallo Landis be able to repeat his decisive winning streak? What new plays does Villain Favorite Aniero have in his book this season? Tune in to find out!!

This week on Limit Break Radio the crew is down both Juxta and Kallo which means that the adults can have a real conversation about the brand new 3.35 content Deep Dungeon: Palace of the Dead. The long awaited feature has made it's debut to mixed reviews from the Eorzean fanbase. Tune in to hear Aniero, Eskalia and Nika break down all of the most important info on Deep Dungeon. Plus, your calls and emails on Limit Break Radio!

This week on LBR, the cast sits down to discuss the unfulfilled promises that Square-Enix has made to us over the years. Also on the show, we see the return of dramatic shit post readings and catch up on your e-mails!. So whether it be summoner egis or a backdoor API, join Aniero, Juxta, Nika, and Eskalia as they discuss the validity, feasibility, and history behind some of SE's most ill fated ideas.

The spoiler embargo has finally been lifted now that Nika has returned from Japan so the crew enlists the help of friend of the show Ethys Asher to lend his expertise and discuss Heavensward lore and story up to Patch 3.3. Curious to know what the ruins inside Ozma are all about? Or what the landmasses in 4.0 could possibly be? We break it all down for you in this episode of Limit Break Radio!

This week the show is down a Femroe, but Kallo has returned! First thing is first, Juxta Position undergoes his first annual job review. Plus, the crew wades through more calls about the Jump potion and even three shows on callers bring up some interest points. Finally, the hosts take a retrospective look at the evolution of content in FFXIV from 1.0 til now and what trends have emerged, vanished and what to expect in the future.

Limit Break Radio welcomes a very special guest to the program, Eckehard Stier, conductor for Final Symphony! Eckehard shares his experiences recording Final Symphony with the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios and familiarizing himself with Final Fantasy music. Limit Break Radio also announces a special giveaway for 2 tickets to see the San Francisco Symphony perform Final Symphony live! Also on the show today, the community continues to react to the concept of a jumping potion. The crew takes nearly an hours worth of calls from the community regarding this proposed feature. Plus, the gang plays a new game: “Whose Fantasy Is It Anyway?”

Limit Break Radio is rocking a skeleton crew on today’s show missing Juxtaposition, Kallo and Kooky. Aniero, Nika and Eskalia hold down the fort with Poppa Woody filling in for our missing hosts. Today on the show the crew breaks down all the info from the Producer Letter Live at E3 2016 including an implementation time table on 3.35, more information on Deep Dungeon and confirmation Weeping City’s difficulty will not be nerfed. Plus, a look at this interview from Gamer Escape, MMORPG.com and PlayStationUniverse that outlines some big potential changes for Final Fantasy XIV, including the concept of a level-skipping WoW-like “jumping potion”. Should FFXIV allow players to pay to skip levels? The community reacts live on Limit Break Radio!

Final Encounter Cast closes out our live coverage of E3 2016 press conferences by discussing the Nintendo Treehouse event at this years E3. Nintendo had a paltry showing of Pokemon: Sun and Moon and the first look at the brand new Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild trailer. Tune in to find out what impressions, if any, it made of the crew and remember to join Final Encounter Cast live on our Twitch channel June 19th at 5pm EDT as we look back on all the announcement made at E3 2016 as well as talk to Kooky Persona about her experiences live on the show floor and check out her exclusive interviews with devs and attendees of E3 2016.

We’ve had a week with Patch 3.3 and it’s time to see how well Square-Enix delivered. The Limit Break Radio crew breaks down all the additions that 3.3 made to the land of Eorzea including the new dungeons, quests, encounters and items. Plus, in-depth discussions on the Weeping City of Mhcah difficulty, Arthars calls the show and weighs in on the Anima grind and the new PvP mode Fields of Glory. Plus, a look ahead at 3.35 and beyond with translated articles from Dengeki, 4 Gamer and Game Watch courtesy of Slycer at the BG Forums.

Welcome back for Final Encounter Cast's continuing coverage of E3 2016. Today we have press conferences from Microsoft, PC Gaming, Ubisoft and Sony. Who will walk away making the biggest impression? Listen all the way to the end to find out! We also check in with Kooky Persona who edged her way in to Son's press conference last night and hear her report live from the E3 show floor. There's one more day of conferences still to come, can Nintendo win the show? Tune in tomorrow to hear the reactions here at Final Encounter Cast!

Final Encounter Cast launched just following E3 2015, so just under 1 year later it’s fitting that Final Encounter Cast brings you all the latest from the E3 2016 show floor. E3 is one of the biggest gaming events of the year, so stay up to date with all the reveals, trailers and announcements with Final Encounter Cast. Day 1 saw press conferences from Electronic Arts and Bethesda. Stay locked in to FinalEncounterCast.com for all the latest from E3 and join us live Sunday June 19th at 5:00pm EDT at our Twitch channel as we review everything from E3 2016, talk to Kooky about her hands on experiences on the show floor and check out her exclusive interviews.

IT’S NEARLY PATCH DAY LBRMY! As you dive into the finale of the Dragonsong war, let the hosts of Limit Break Radio accompany you. Get the low down on all the new features added from MSQ to Auto Translate additions, plus, Yoshida speaks about future content in a Famitsu Translation that further builds hype for Deep Dungeon and...dare we dream it...Diadem.

With the release of the Patch 3.3 Trailer, we are able to glean a bit more about what to expect in Revenge of the Horde. The biggest clues come in the form of the few sneak peaks of the Main Storyline Quest. The crew theorize and discuss what the end of the Dragonsong War could look like and what it means going forward. Plus, they talk a bit about what kinds of plot twists they'd like to see in FFXIV, but likely never will.

With Patch 3.3 looming on the horizon, the crew starts to dissect what we can expect on patch day. The treasure hunting event Aquapolis takes a front seat in the discussion as Kallo voices concerns about the finality and originality of certain aspects. Aniero expresses disinterest for the new dungeons and the crew in general throws praise at older design philosophies. In an unexpected turn of events, Nika calls out the guys and gets triggered which prompts a massive blowout between her and the guys. Plus, a long lost figure of mystery appears...who could it be? Tune in to find out.

With the ending of The Heavensward music contest last month, the crew take the time to listen to several entries as well as visit some Limit Breaking Music alumni. Plus, the crew discuss the alleged PvP speed hacking "epidemic". Is this an "out of control game ruining mess" or are bad players hiding behind accusing better players of speedhacking? And, as always, your calls and emails.

The Hosts have their plates full when it comes to 3.3 discussion. From the deep diving Palace of the Dead to the treasure filled depths of the Aquapolis, patch 3.3 promises to be filled to the brim with new adventures including more MSQ, the return Hildebrand and eventually the next leg in the anima quest. Plus, they harken back to the olden days as they discuss what FFXI might be like on a mobile platform.