Final Fantasy 16 Update 1.003.002 Patch Notes, FFXVI Characters and More.
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Updated May 09, 2024
Final Fantasy 16 Update
The latest 1.32 update for Final Fantasy 16 addresses several issues for players.
Achievements like Masterclass demand maxed-out features; others entail acquiring Eikon abilities and executing Precision Dodge thrice during a Megaflare charge.
The update has already been rolled out on May 9, 2024, and fans can expect more detailed and official patch notes from Square Enix.
Final Fantasy 16 Update 1.003.002 Patch Notes
A new update, version 1.32, is now available as of May 9, 2024. Although the exact release time was not specified, the update is already live on PS5 consoles. This update brings minor improvements to both DLCs for the game, Echoes of the Fallen and The Rising Tide.
- A rare instance in New Game+ of party members not being displayed, preventing progress beyond the main scenario quest “A Chance Encounter.”
- An issue preventing players from obtaining the achievements “Yes, Eikon” and “Masterclass.”
- Incorrect conditions being required for obtaining the achievement “Such Dodge, So Mega.”
- A rare instance of the game crashing under certain conditions.
Final Fantasy 16
Final Fantasy XVI, released in 2023, is the sixteenth main installment in the Final Fantasy series, developed by Square Enix for PlayStation 5.
It features segmented open environments and an action-based combat system with melee and magic-based attacks.
The game includes familiar elements like Chocobos for area travel and summoned Eikons as formidable foes and allies.
The game takes place in Valisthea, a twin continent divided into six powerful nations controlled by magical Crystals and Dominants.
As tensions rise due to the Blight, Clive Rosfield, tasked with protecting his younger brother Joshua, becomes involved in the conflict between Valisthea's nations and a clandestine force fueling the war.
Final Fantasy 16 Characters
Final Fantasy XVI introduces players to a diverse cast of characters, each with their own unique backgrounds, motivations, and roles in the game's story.
Clive Rosfield:
Final Fantasy XVI's protagonist, Clive, is the eldest son of the Archduke of Rosaria, but his younger brother, Joshua, holds the power. Clive, left without purpose, excels in combat and becomes the First Shield of Rosaria, driven by a desire for revenge after a tragedy.
Barnabas Tharmr:
Barnabas, a warrior without titles, becomes the leader of Ash, commanding one of Valisthea's most powerful militaries. His mastery of combat and presence on the battlefield is matched only by his fascination with war's brutality.
Benedikta Harman:
Benedikta, a cold-hearted and ruthless leader of Eikon Garuda, commands Waloed's elite intelligencers, but faces her own demons when she crosses paths with Clive.
Cidolfus Telamon:
Telamon, also known as "Cid," is an outlaw and former soldier who aims to create a world where Dominants and Bearers can meet their ends on their own terms, driven by his research on survival in the deadlands.
Dion Lesage:
Dion Lesage, the Crown Prince of the Holy Empire of Sanbreque and leader of the Dragoons, is renowned for his battlefield prowess but faces opposition from enemies seeking to challenge his power.
Hugo Kupka:
Hugo, a humble foot soldier, gains power as the Dominant of the Eikon Titan, becoming the most influential man in Dhalmekian nation. His newfound influence allows him to shape the country, but a chance encounter with Benedikta Harman opens new possibilities.
Joshua Rosfield:
Joshua, Clive's younger brother and Dominant of the Phoenix, is raised as royalty but is introverted and weak. Tragically, tragedy changes Joshua's life forever, putting him at the center of the conflict.
Jill Warrick:
Jill, originally from the Northern Territories, becomes a ward of Rosaria and is considered family with Clive and Joshua. Destiny breaks them apart, and the Eikon Shiva changes Jill's life forever.
Torgal:
Torgal, discovered by Archduke Elwin in the Northern Territories, becomes a loyal companion to Clive after tragedy, reuniting them through shared history.
