New player guide to Eden by Falzum

= Welcome to Eden! =
In my guide we'll discuss many of the beginning aspects of Final Fantasy XI and what is unique about the Eden private server. The goal of this guide is to make the game more approachable to new players who have never touched FFXI before and cover content up through getting your subjob.
== Edens Features ==
Eden is a Treasures of Aht Urhgan server and does it's best to emulate the Sept. 2008 state of the game (Our 'era'). With the exception of some ToAU content, anything after that date is considered 'out of era' (OOE). That means no Wings of the Goddess, and by extension no Dancer or Scholar. 
=== Dual Boxing ===
You are allowed to dual box on Eden (Play two characters at once). Just create a second account in the bootloader (The black text box that pops up after you launch from Ashita/Windower) and log both in at the same time. Check #Eden-rules Discord channel for limitations around this. 
=== Unlimited Auction House listings ===
Client limitations will only list the first 7 items you have up for sale but you can list an unlimited amount of items. If you check Sales Status you'll need to zone or relog before you can list more items on the AH. Check your Delivery Box in your Mog House for money from anything that sold.
=== Mog Wardrobe ===
Mog Wardrobe is portable storage for equipment that unlocks at rank 3, rank 6, and completing the Apocolypse Nigh missions (Talk to the Moogle in your Mog House after completing one of these missions to unlock). Accessed through the gear menu or by typing /wardrobe, /wardrobe2, /wardrobe 3. Functions as an extension of your inventory that you can equip gear from. 
=== Server Commands ===
There are server specific commands that all players can use. All of them start with an exclamation point.
* !menu: Pulls up an in-game menu with all the server commands listed below
* !uptime: Will tell you how long a zone has been active for, useful when you crash so you can see if it was your internet, or the zone
* !re: Rarely when joining a party or alliance, the party list will bug out. Type this to reset it
* !unstuck: If you get stuck out of bounds without a warp item, typing this will freeze you in place for 20 minutes then send you to your homepoint or the zone entrance. Typically faster then a GM call. The 20 minute penalty is to prevent abuse of 'free' warps.
*!getcode: If you're above level 15, typing this will produce a code for a new player to register an account (Or to make more accounts for yourself)
*!yells on/off: Toggles the server-wide yells on or off in your chatlog
=== Calling a GM ===
GMs are volunteers who have their own private discord that gets notified when someone needs them. They help at their convenience and calls answering time may vary, especially if you have a complicated issue that requires a higher level GM. Thankfully at this stage of Eden's development, these situations are very rare. 
Submit a GM ticket in game: Help Desk > Help Desk > I can't move > Other > I would like to call a GM
=== Submitting a Bug Report ===
Found a bug? Report it! Everyone in the community has access to our bug report Github via the links in the Discord. 
== Getting Started Playing ==
=== Auto-Login ===
Once you get your Username and Password made, go to your Command line in your Ashita profile, and input this
* --server play.edenxi.com --hairpin --username yourUsername --password yourPassword
This will automatically log you in without needing to reenter your credentials every time!
=== Setting your Resolution ===
==== Disable Windows Scaling for Eden ====
Windows built in scaling features don't mix at all with Ashita and Windower's resolution setup or overlays. Be sure to disable DPI scaling for XILoader for a less frustrating setup experience. This can be found in your Ashita/FFXI-bootmod/xiloader Directory. Right Click on Xiloader, select properties, click on Change hi DPI settings, then check the box Override high DPI scaling behavior.
Eden comes with three pre-loaded resolutions but you can use whatever you want for your monitor by right clicking a profile and editing the resolutions as seen in this screenshot
*Window Size: Will be the size of your game's window
* Startup Position: The top left corner of your game window on startup. -1, -1 is the default and is center screen
* Background Resolution: The amount of pixels forced into the game window. Make this double or triple the window size to increase graphics
* Menu Size: Make this number smaller then window size to make the in-game menus larger. This will break mouse function but the mouse is pretty useless to begin with. I recommend using some percentage of your Window Size so everything stays to scale(20% larger would be 80% of window size, so (Window Size x .80).
=== Race Selection ===
Race is generally unimportant at endgame as equipment makes up for any stat differences or deficits. Most of the difference is felt earlier on. If you really want to min-max, Taru are the best mages, Mithra are the most accurate dds, Elvaan swing weapons the hardest, and Galkas are the best at soaking damage.
* Tarutaru: Lowest max hp, highest max mp, highest INT
* Hume: Average everything, High CHR
* Mithra: Average hp and mp, high DEX and AGI, low CHR
* Elvaan: High hp, lowish mp, highest STR and mnd, low INT
* Galka: Highest hp, lowest mp, high STR and highest VIT
=== City Selection ===
Like race, cities have no one size fits all solution. Some will choose the nation that they find the most interesting, others will choose based on player population or city layout. 
* San d'Oria: Per capita typically has the most players. It's the most conveniently located city for new players to start at as it's the shortest distance from the first area people party up in.
* Bastok : Has the best single city zone in the game, bar none. Everything you need to be a player at endgame is in Bastok Mines. It's the optimal city for people who really care about late game performance
* Windurst: The most sprawling of the three cities. If it wasn't for the map you could get lost (There are plenty of shortcuts but they're not obvious or explained by the game). Has a wonderful story and very colorful npcs, but is the farthest distance from the traditional starter area, Valkurm Dunes.
== Picking Your First Job ==
FFXI's job system lets you change jobs in your Mog House (Residential Area on the city map) any time you want. You carry your skill levels with you from one job to the next, but no experience points. If you level up your sword on Warrior, then your Thief will be more proficient with swords right out the gate. If actions per minute is a concern, mages are generally busier in parties at early levels then melee. 
* Warrior (WAR): Strongest early game melee dps and the only one of them that can Provoke to help tank. Main weapons: Great Axe and Marksmanship.
* Monk (MNK): Cheapest early game melee dps. Gets by with very little in terms of equipment in the early levels. Main weapons: Hand to Hand.
* Thief (THF): Thief? Funny way to say Hard Mode. Dabble with it if you want, but without a subjob or pre-skilled up marksmanship from war, thf struggles in the early game a lot. Very sought after for their Treasure Hunter trait in end-game scenarios. Main weapons: Sword early on, Dagger after level 33, Marksmanship.
* White Mage (WHM): Strongest early game healer. Extremely cheap startup cost, can level effectively naked as long as you have your spells. Terrible soloer so making your way to level 10 before you can party up in Valkurm will be a challenge. Main weapon: Hammers. Party role: Healer, debuffer
* Red Mage (RDM): Solos better then whm, but is a worse healer until level 14 when you get cure 2. Main weapons: Sword and bow. Party role: debuffer, healer. Red Mage changes a lot through the levels and is arguably the strongest job at 75, but this isn't the place for that deep dive.
* Black Mage (BLM): Magic. Damage. Limited only by how fast you can get mp back, blm can pump out some serious numbers. But like thf, is the 'Hard Mode' of mage jobs. Dabble if you like, but come back after unlocking your subjob and leveling cooking skill to make yourself juices. Main weapons: Clubs and Staves.
== Character Is Made. Now What? ==
=== Tweaking the in-game settings ===
If you're a new player, or a returning one, I recommend checking out this link which is a guide to setting up the UI. FFXI UI is pretty clunky by today's standards and taking a few minutes to customize it will go a long way to improving your experience. Note: Chat Filters don't save on any private server and require the Filters addon for Ashita (Tell chime and party chat hold options do save, however.). More about addons at the bottom of this guide. 
Enhancing the Brightness 
If your game is too dark in places, and it likely is, you can press F11. This is the default toggle built into Ashita to max out the brightness. If all that happens is your character illuminates and nothing else, log out and turn *off* Bump Mapping in Ashita 
=== Gaining exp ===
Unlike modern mmos where your exp comes from quests or missions, almost all of your exp here will come from cold blooded murder. Everything is an exp piñata waiting to be clubbed.
=== Gaining Conquest Points ===
Conquest points are used to purchase items from the Signet npc and recharge your exp rings each week. 10% of exp earned is added to your conquest point total. Your CP can be checked by typing /regionmap or /rmap. 
==== The Crystal 'Trick' ====
After starting your nations story and hitting Rank 2, you'll have the option to trade crystals to the Signet npc for 'Rank Points'. What you want to do is trade crystals, one at a time, to the npc until the bar in Main Menu -> Status -> Profile is almost full, and then dump 8 stacks of crystals onto the npc. This will award you significant Conquest points. Around 40k if I remember right. 
=== Tutorial NPCS ===
Tutorial NPC are a recent addition to Eden, and help give guidance to brand new players through a small series of quests that result in a free bonus exp ring. If you start these be sure to complete quest #4 for your free ring. 
==== Exp Loss ====
Despite what the tutorial npcs tell you, exp loss in era starts at level 4. You lose 10% of your current levels worth of exp up to a 2400 maximum when you die. Raise, Raise II, and Raise III reduce this penalty. If you're wondering why the npcs say exp loss starts at level 31 it's because changing npc text is very challenging and not a simple fix.
=== Heading Out and Leveling Up ===
Type /map to pull up the map of whichever city you chose to start in, and find a gate to the outside world. At these gates there are two important npcs. One will give you a buff called Signet which gives a slew of passive combat buffs when fighting mobs that are lower level then you. The other will be a nation mission npc which is where the main story of FFXI begins. You can typically tackle the first mission solo around level 10-12 depending on your job, equipment, and nation. 
Now that you have Signet, head outside, find a monster and attack it. Be sure to /c or /check or select 'check' from the submenu that pops up when you target something. This will give you a general idea for how strong a monster is. Even Match is the same level as you, Tough is higher level, Decent Challenge or Easy Prey is lower level. The tried and true fastest way to level to 10 is to just kill the level 1 monsters outside of the gate. 
==== Level 1-10 ====
Being a fresh character is hard. Best practice is to just find a good loop and kill the level 1 mobs right outside the town gates (My personal favorite is in the south end of West Sarutabaruta.) . The drawback to this is that you won't get many skill ups. For those you'll have to find higher level targets to fight, farther from the gate. 
=== Skilling up Combat Skills ===
Every weapon, defensive, and magic skill has it's own skill level. To skill up you need to fight a monster that's higher level then your {current skill/3}. For example, if your skill level is 9, you need to fight a mob higher then level 3 to skill up. At level 5 skill in a weapon you'll get your first Weapon Skill which can be used when you have over 1000tp. These skills carry over from job to job and are permanent gains. 
Notice: Sometimes a combat skill will become blue (which indicates a skill is capped) in the menu prematurely. It's a common bug when starting out. Swapping any visible piece of gear will fix it. So just un-equip and re-equip your armor to sort it out. 
=== What To Do With All The Drops You Get ===
==== Beastmen Seals ====
Save your Beastmen Seals, they're for special arena fights that drop unique or hard to get equipment. You can throw these right into your Mog House for future use. An NPC named Shami will store these for you if you trade them to him in Port Jeuno. 
==== Other Drops ====
Other drops should be looked up on wiki to see if there's a quest in your city that they're used in, or throw them on the Auction House to sell them to other players. 
==== Auction House ====
You can list items individually or as a full stack. A stack is usually 12 but some items like ammunition stack to 99. When multiple of an item are for sale the item listed for the lowest price sells first. So if the going rate for earth crystals is 400g, and you list yours for 399(or less) it will sell more quickly. Don't undercut too much or you risk tanking the market. 
=== Linkshells! ===
Linkshells are this games guilds. Some are focused on just chillin, some are all about killing the highest level monsters and running end-game events. Check the #linkshell-recruitment channel on discord for one that suites your needs. Or /yell in-game and someone will likely hook you up.
=== What about quests? ===
Most quests in FFXI reward a small amount of gil, and very rarely equipment. Justice Badge quest in Windurst is a good example of a great low level reward. 
Doing quests will earn you Reputation which lowers the cost to buy items from npc's in town and opens up more and more quests for you to access. Maxing fame should be a medium term goal for new players as some of the unlockable quests include spells like warp for blm, or unlocking avatars for Summoner.
==== Mog House Exit Quests ====
Every city with a Mog House has a quest that lets you exit the MH from any city zone. Mog House for more details
== Inventory Expansion ==
30 base inventory and 50 Mog House isn't much to work with. All Mog House storage can be upgraded to 80 maximum, and your inventory can reach 60 slots. 
* Upgrading your mog safe: Give a Moogle a Break
* Upgrading your inventory: The Gobbiebag Part I
* Place furniture in your MH to gain Storage: Storage
* Unlock Mog Wardrobes by talking to your moogle after getting rank 3, rank 6, Apocolypse Nigh: Mog Wardrobe
== Making Gil ==
As a new player you're going to be broke and gear doesn't grow on trees. Some people may choose to level multiple jobs to 8-10 in order to sell more monster drops, others may take up fishing, or mining, or gardening (Mining and gardening do have some startup cost to buy gear or planters), Here's some guides for making gil based on your starter city. Keep in mind, dual boxing a 2nd character to mine or fish for you while you level the character you want to play is allowed. 
* How to Make Gil as a New Player from San d'Oria
* How to Make Gil as a New Player from Bastok
* How to Make Gil as a New Player from Windurst
=== Crafting ===
Crafting in XI is all about smooshing a crystal with some raw materials. It's very common to lose money while crafting until getting to higher levels. And even at high levels it takes a knack for finding profit synths and exploiting them before other high level crafters can. 
==== Skilling Up Crafts ====
Skill ups are determined by your unmodified skill vs the skill cap of the synth. Gear and synth support do *not* effect skillup rate. This breakdown assumes advanced support (Passive +3 skill). 
* 15-11 below: Breaks on breaks on breaks
* 10 below: Tons of breaks, lower chance of material loss, skillup big when you do get lucky and complete the synth
* 9-8 below: Lots of breaks, higher chance of material loss, still big skillups
* 7-4: Less breaks, more completions, pretty decent skill up rate
* 3: almost no breaks, slow skill ups
* 2: almost no breaks, very slow skill ups
* 1: almost no breaks, abysmal skill ups
===== What About Day and Moon Phase? =====
None of that matters, it's all superstition.
==== High Quality Synths ====
HQ rate is based on skill level above the thing your trying to make. If a synth has a subcraft, the same tiers apply to the subcraft as well.
* T3 hq: 50% hq rate at 51 levels above
* T2: 25% at 31 above
* T1: 8% at 11 above
* T0: 1% at 0-10 above
== Outpost Warps ==
You may have noticed there is an outpost in your starter zones. It's either in West Ronfuare, North Gustaberg, or West Sarutabaruta. These outposts (and all outposts) can be teleported to after completing a small quest called a supply mission. You can start these at any npc you can get Signet at in your city. More information can be found Here: Outpost Teleportation. You can only take up a supply mission if your nation owns that outpost this week. Check what you own by typing /rmap to access the region map. 
== Heading to Valkurm Dunes ==
You're level 10 or higher, time to party! Heading to dunes for the first time is not an easy task. It's a long run from any city, there's aggro along the way, and unfamiliar terrain. Be sure that you stop by the big white spire (Crag) on your way to get the tele crystal so whms can teleport you to it later. Picking up a stack of Silent Oil and Prism Powder along the way will make the run a lot easier as they'll allow you to avoid detection from monsters for some time. 
=== Crags ===
Each crag has three platforms you can run up to, two of them are destroyed and lead to other areas. Only one has the tele-crystal that you're looking for. If you're having trouble targeting it because people are afk on it, hit F8 to target the nearest npc.
=== What Should I Bring With Me? ===
A stack of Silent Oil and Prism Powder. Food for your job (More on this below). Any new weapons or spells you'll need when you level up. If inventory is an issue you can put items in your Mog Safe in town and access them from the Moogles in Selbina (The town connected to the dunes). 
==== Food! ====
Food is so unbelievably impactful. Low level staples include Meat Jerky, Sausage, or Rice Dumplings for melee, and pies and cookies for mages.
My in depth Food Guide is also available for a more side by side look at your options. 
Melee should never under any circumstance use Jack-o-Lanterns for exp. They're just not good at all.
=== Do I have to go to the Dunes? ===
No. It is by far the most popular route but it isn't a requirement. There are equally good/better camps in Buburimu Peninsula for people from WIndurst, and duo or trio options can work up to level 15ish in the zones where the crags are. 
== Starting a Party ==
This blurb is a very high level overview, for a deeper dive into party setups and camps, check my exp camp guide below.
The traditional party setup for dunes is 2-3 provokers, 1-2 healers, and 1-2 supports like Bard or Corsair. If you want to just put your flag up and wait for an invite, type /inv to put your flag up. You can edit your search comment via the main menu to advertise yourself. For Example: 'New player looking for party, I have food and gear for when I level.'
It is much faster to build a party and you can ask people you've invited for insight on who/what jobs to invite. Typing /sea all inv will show you everyone on the server who has their party flag up, you can narrow down the levels by typing /sea all inv 10-50 for example which will show players level 10 through 50. 
Don't be afraid to use the server-wide /yell to fill vacant slots or to advertise yourself as seeking. 
=== Camp Locations ===
Many camps are listed here on my Guide to EXP Camps by Falzum
=== Level Sync ===
Once the party is assembled at whichever camp you decide to go to, you can sync the party to whomever you like via the party menu in-game. This will make everyone that level and let you all earn exp together even if someone is much higher level. 
Note: Gear does not sync. You need equipment for the level you want to play at. 
== Combat ==
=== Skillchains ===
Skillchains are elemental magic effects that can happen when two compatible Weapon Skills are used in sequence. http://magitekarmy.com/skillchain.php is a great tool for seeing what you're group is capable of making. For highest dps it's usually best to just fire off a Weapon Skill at 1000tp instead of waiting, but can be a big gain if tp lines up. 
=== Magic Burst ===
If melee make a Skillchain, magic of the same element can be paired with it for a damage and accuracy bonus. For example: If melee make Scission, an earth based Skillchain, Stone or Slow can be bursted off of it. 
Notice: The chat log is currently bugged and won't show the Magic Burst! message when bursting a debuff like Slow, but the magic accuracy effect does work. 
== Unlocking your SubJob ==
You must be level 18 to interact with the npc that gives this quest, but you can get the items to complete the quest at any time. 
* Selbina (Valkurm) : Elder Memories
* Mhaura (Buburimu) : The Old Lady
The Selbina quest items can be gained while partying in the Dunes, they drop from crabs, flies, and ghouls (Only spawn at night). Ghouls are up all day long in Gusgen Mines via Konschat Highlands if you're struggling to get nighttime drops. 
== What's next? ==
Now that your subjob is unlocked you can set it at your Mog House or a Nomad Moogle. All jobs need to be leveled separately so you may need to head back to your home nation and start over with a new job if you haven't leveled anything else yet. You may also choose to stay in the Dunes until level 20, the level you can unlock Chocobo License in Upper Jeuno.
=== Level 25 ===
You should now be able to complete your rank 3 missions to unlock your first wardrobe and do the quest to access the Kazham area, which is a popular leveling spot for the 24-33 range. 
=== Level 30 ===
* Level 30 gives you access to Advanced Jobs, these are all unlocked via quests of varying difficulty. Ranger and Beastmaster are easy solo unlocks, while Ninja and Samurai will require higher level assistance for example. 
* The quest for RSE can be started as well. 
* Chain's of Promathia missions start at level 30 
* Solo the quest for access to Whitegate and ToAU zones 
=== Level 40 ===
* You can get the Artifact(AF) weapon for your job. 
* 40 cap bcnms can be quite profitable if you're looking for gil and have beastmen seals to burn.
=== Level 50 ===
* Limit Break 1
* All your jobs Artifact Armor quests can be started at 50
* 
== Advanced Topics ==
=== Making Macros ===
All actions, abilities, magic, weaponskills, and pet commands can be made into macros. Each macro requires three parts, the type of ability, the ability name, and the target. Some examples:
* /ma "Cure II" <t>: Will cast cure 2 on the target
* /ja "Provoke" <stnpc>: Turns on 'sub targetting' and uses provoke on whichever target the player chooses
* /ws "Shoulder Tackle" <t>: Uses Shoulder Tackle on the target
* /recast Berserk: Displays in the chatlog how much time is left on Berserks cooldown before it can be used again
For a deeper dive in macros options please check out https://ffxiclopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Macro
=== Equipsets ===
Gear swapping mid combat to maximize performance is required at high levels of play. This won't be especially important in the early game but it's good to keep in mind. For a read on the in-game systems please check out https://ffxiclopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Equipment_Set_Macros. 
=== Alternate gear swap solutions ===
Ashitacast (Gearswap for people using Windower) is a plugin for Ashita that will let you program an xml (Or download one from discord) that will do all your gearswaps automatically for you. Ashita also has unlimited line text based macros that function identically to the games in-game macros (See scripts towards the bottom of this page for more details).
== Using Addons and Plugins ==
=== What the heck is an addon or plugin? ===
They are enhancements to the core game that run through Windower or Ashita. They range from the mostly benign like tracking your exp gains(Watchexp), up to making people stop blinking when they change gear so you don't lose target(Gearlock), and many others. Check #Eden-Rules before you add anything to the game that didn't come with your installer to make sure it isn't on the banned list. 
=== What do they all do? ===
You can find documentation on pretty much all addons and plugins on Ashita's Website.
=== If you've installed recently ===
Eden's latest installer comes with 99% of Eden legal plugins and addons for Ashita. All you need to do is type in-game, or add the commands in the section below to your Ashita/Scripts/default.txt. /load pluginname for plugins, and /addon load addonname for addons
It's perfectly normal to see the image to the right saying Ashita can't be updated. That's how it needs to be. 
=== If you have an old installation ===
An older batch of Ashita and Windower updates for retail players broke the in-app versions of all the plugins Eden comes with. Please check the pins in the #tech-support channel of Eden discord for instructions on how to fix this. You'll need to download and replace some files, as well as the old addons/plugins and set Ashita or Windower to not update. Again, all of this is explained in greater detail in the #Tech-support pins. 
=== Loading addons and plugins in Ashita ===
Once you have the addons and plugins in their proper place in the Ashita folder, to load them type in game
* /load pluginname 
* /addon load addonname
* /fps 1 will set the game to 60fps
If you want them to load on startup, add the load commands to your Ashita/Scripts/default.txt file.
=== Mini-Map and Allmaps ===
These are legal plugins that haven't been added to our installer yet. Check out The pins in our #tech-support channel for the download
=== Loading addons and plugins in Windower ===
* to load addons "//lua l addOnName" 
* to unload addons "//lua u addOnName" 
* to load plugins "//load plugInName" 
* to unload "//unload plugInName"
== Keyboard Setup ==
Keyboard is, in my opinion, the only way to play. I highly recommend going to Config > Misc 2 > Keyboard size > Compact 1. Even if you play on a full keyboard. This will enable awsd movement, and jkli camera. If you're in combat you can move the camera with shift + jkli.
Next, again in the Misc 2 menu, go to Key Assignments > Commands. Right away you can disable Unity chat since that's ooe, and you can set or disable whatever shortcut commands you want. Turn off Call for Help to avoid any mishaps.
Some keyboard shortcuts:
* ALT + SHIFT + #: Will jump pages in your macro book without scrolling through them all manually
* Copy an entire page of macros instead of copying them individually: This one is tricky and super unintuitive. While viewing your macros, hold ctrl for 2ish seconds, then without releasing, press F or + to go to the sub menu and click copy (You can let go of ctrl now). Now navigate to wherever you want to drop them, and while holding control again, select paste. You'll get a pop-up asking to confirm copying everything.
=== Keyboard Shortcuts ===
A couple helpful or lesser-known commands include
* /ignorepet: Makes tab targetting skip over everyone's pet but your own
* /battlebgm on/off: Turns off combat music while disengaged. Useful for mages
* /focustarget PartyMember: Shows the buffs of targetted member, useful for co-tanking to see your partner's buffs
* /checkparam <me> or <pet>: Displays the acc of you or your pet.
There's a ton of these, check out https://ffxiclopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Commands for the full list
== Controller Support ==
Turn controller on or off in your SquareEnix\FINAL FANTASY XI\ToolsUS folder. If you're having issues with setup head over to Eden Discords #tech-support channel and search or ask there. Tons of people use controllers to play and someone can help you for sure if you need it. Be sure to include what type of controller you're using, as well as if it's wired or wireless. To search the tech support channel, type "in:#tech-support Controller" in the search bar.
== HD mods and other game mods ==
All of ffxi's game files are stored locally and can be swaped out and replaced. Effects of this range from better graphics, better maps, or better buff icons. I recommend using the xipivot addon for any game mods. Check my Ashenbubs setup guide below for how to use xipivot. 
* IMPORTANT: Read the Eden Rules to see what is *NOT allowed*. ignorance is no excuse for breaking the law. Everything I've talked about in this section is Eden legal.
=== Ashenbubs HD mod ===
There are a few HD mods out there and this is the one I recommend. I've used it for a long time with no issues and it makes the game look super sharp. Check out Setting up Ashenbubs on Ashita for my how-to guide for installation.
=== Permanently Disable Swear Filter ===
Delete vulgar2.dic from C:\Program Files (x86)\PlayOnline\SquareEnix\PlayOnlineViewer\data\dic to disable swear filters, as the setting does not get saved in game.
=== Other dat mods ===
Map replacement dats will update your in-game maps to show more detail with NM and elemental spawns, just like the maps on the wiki. Buff icon mods make them more easy to distinguish. You can even edit the in-game text and chat log backgrounds. If you want any of these mods just ask in the discord and someone can hook you up. (Or google )
== Other Resources ==
https://edenxi.com/ is our website! There's item search functionality that lets you search in-game bazaars or auction house prices.
https://ffxiclopedia.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page If you're going to use the main ffxi wiki, we recommend back-dating the wiki to 2008. A lot of quests, abilities, spells etc have been changed over the years so the current info is usually wrong. To roll wiki back click the 3 dots in the top right corner and click history
Food Guide By Falzum and Falaras: Guide to xi's common food options
https://docs.ashitaxi.com/addons/ Ashita's list of addons and plugins
Guide to EXP Camps by Falzum A list of Eden's most popular exp camps
https://docs.google.com/document/d/19eAZayajDOPc5VF4PpChb_yZmefElUmk4ZjbWVoQgy8/edit How to tell if something is Out of Era by Drunk Mozzy
Category:Guides
Category:Guide