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Unlike all ''Final Fantasy'' games before it, ''Final Fantasy XI'' is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game with a fixed monthly subscription fee. Servers are not segregated by region, and players speaking different languages can communicate through an automatic translation software. The in-game interface features menus common to the ''Final Fantasy'' series, visual information such as player names, and an in-game log window showing such information as battle logs, system messages, player text input, and in-game dialogue. ''XI'''s interface is designed for gamepads with a virtual keyboard available by default, but all versions of the game have supported USB keyboards to ease text input. | Unlike all ''Final Fantasy'' games before it, ''Final Fantasy XI'' is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game with a fixed monthly subscription fee. Servers are not segregated by region, and players speaking different languages can communicate through an automatic translation software. The in-game interface features menus common to the ''Final Fantasy'' series, visual information such as player names, and an in-game log window showing such information as battle logs, system messages, player text input, and in-game dialogue. ''XI'''s interface is designed for gamepads with a virtual keyboard available by default, but all versions of the game have supported USB keyboards to ease text input. | ||
The world of ''Final Fantasy XI'' is fully mapped with a virtual camera following the player | The world of ''Final Fantasy XI'' is fully mapped with a virtual camera following the player. While battles in previous ''Final Fantasy'' games were random encounters in a separate screen, ''XI'' has battles seamlessly begin and end inside the world of Vana'diel. | ||
==Development== | ==Development== |