You can watch my pitiful first attempt below - please forgive the missed rotations. Yes, the Warrior of Light and Darkness has met their match. One such critical engagement features Red Comet, the red chocobo, whose desire for destruction and carnage knows no bounds. It feels a bit easier to get into, yet more involved than the Eureka series. It’s possible to queue for an engagement and miss out - but there’s enough built into the backend that you aren’t mired in downtime should such a situation arise. Bozja streamlines the experience to a certain extent a bit and imparts a bit more of a structure to its field events, allowing for more exciting “Critical Engagements” and follow-up “Duels” at the expense of a queue system. You’re set loose in a large zone with a variety of objectives, which may have you grinding monsters to gain experience points and flocking from FATE to FATE. The content itself is an iteration of the Forbidden Land Eureka from the Stormblood patch series. In fact, completing the Return to Ivalice series is required to enter this content, as it picks on some lingering threads left hanging. This content serves as a new chapter following the Return to Ivalice alliance raid series, which brought in Final Fantasy Tactics and Final Fantasy XII creator Yasumi Matsuno to pen its story. Final Fantasy XIV‘s Patch 5.35 released this week, bringing with it our first foray into the Bozjan Southern Front in an effort to liberate it from the Garlean Empire’s control.
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