US EditionFinal Fantasy XIV's Occult Crescent is fine, but it needed to be so much more - Rice Digital
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Final Fantasy XIV's Occult Crescent is fine, but it needed to be so much more - Rice Digital
It’s been roughly a month and a half since Final Fantasy XIV Patch 7.25, which brought with it the first part of Occult Crescent. Occult Crescent follows in the footsteps of Eureka and Bozja as large-scale content that’s intended to keep players occupied for longer than the usual dungeon dailies. Having played through Occult Crescent: South Horn on and off since its release, I’ve come to a few conclusions. What’s there is serviceable, and some o…
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