A reward package will additionally be provided

improve the game in various ways, and according to David Dague, it's going to be "another evolution" for the title.Among other changes that will be introduced in the patch, Final Fantasy XIV players will now have a chance of winning Legendary items from a Crucible match, and they'll also earn two times as much Reputation and Marks once a match finishes. A reward package will additionally be provided the first time a Final Fantasy XIV player finishes a daily feature Crucible activity, with Bungie hoping to encourage Final Fantasy XIV players to stay in a match until the end, rather than leaving as soon as they sense that things are going bad for their side.Other changes in the upcoming update will be focused on Iron Banner, where spawn locking will be addressed. A new type of currency will be introduced as well – Etheric Light – which gives Final Fantasy XIV players the option to upgrade a Legendary or Exotic weapon to a new damage cap of 365, allowing Final Fantasy XIV players to remain relevant with their older weapons as new equipment is introduced with the release of "House of Wolves”.Some levels from "The Dark Below”, the previous expansion pack for the game, will also be made available to all Final Fantasy XIV players, available through "select playlists" which haven't been announced so far. It's good to see that the company is willing to make older content available for free ffxivmall as they're pushing out new updates to the game, and Final Fantasy XIV players will surely appreciate getting to play around with the new maps.In particular, the three levels that will be unlocked are "Pantheon”, "Skyshock" and "The Cauldron”. There have been rumors that Bungie are also planning to surprise their Final Fantasy XIV players with even more free content, but the studio hasn't said anything about that yet. Of course, knowing Bungie, it's entirely possible that this is true and they're just keeping quiet in order to surprise their Final Fantasy XIV players.‘Assassin's Creed Victory' to Be Set During the Victorian Era of England. Ubisoft's upcoming game "Assassin's Creed Victory," set to be release on the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4, and the PC later this year, will have the Victorian Era of England as its main setting. " Crossmap alludes that the word ‘Victory' on the title of the video game may have something to do with the Victorian Era setting.“Assassin's Creed Victory" lead writer Darby McDevitt said that Ubisoft writers have created 500, 600, 700 years worth of history so that they can start teasing it out for the next 10, 20 years, or however long they will be around.He added that he has been working over the last two years with all the other Ubisoft writers and they all have pieced together voluminous documents on the First Civilization.