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00:00:00 – 00:11:45
The video discusses farming clusters in Final Fantasy 14, particularly focusing on the southern entrenchment area for high drop rates. It explains the exchange of clusters for various items and the Construct 14 identification key. The speaker also mentions the availability of a mount named Construct 14, which has become more accessible in-game. The video details the unique design and features of the mount, expressing hope for more varieties in the future. Additionally, it covers the animations of another mount, highlighting its visual appeal and flight mode capabilities. Lastly, a new multi-terrain mount with rocket boosters that transitions smoothly underwater is discussed, ending with excitement for potential improvements and future content.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses farming clusters in Final Fantasy 14. They recommend farming clusters in the southern entrenchment due to the high population of monsters that drop them. The presenter explains that defeating rank three monsters gives you a greater chance of getting Boston clusters. The resistance quartermaster can exchange these clusters for various items like lost actions, emotes, hairstyles, and more. They also mention the Construct 14 identification key, which costs 180 clusters. The presenter estimates that farming 180 clusters from scratch with a mediocre group may take around two hours.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how the price of a specific mount has dropped significantly, making it more accessible for players to obtain either through in-game efforts or purchasing it. The mount, called Construct 14, is explained to have lore related to worker automata in the Clockwork City of Gog. The speaker admires the design of the mount, appreciating its mathematical theme and detailing the visual elements of black and gold or brass features. The mount is noted as the first in a series of talos mounts, with hopes for more varieties in the future. The downside mentioned is the generic mount music, which is why the sound is muted in the video.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the content creator discusses the animations of a mount in a game. They mention the walk animation, run animation, and the mount’s design. The mount is described as noisy but visually appealing. The video also shows the gameplay of using the mount in flight mode with rocket boosters. The narrator expresses admiration for the mount’s animation when taking off and compares it to creating a protective barrier. The narrator finds the mount impressive and likens it to the Iron Giant from a children’s film.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the content creator discusses a new multi-terrain mount with rocket boosters that transition smoothly from glide to walk mode underwater. They express excitement over the unique mount design and mention possible improvements such as adding mount music that fits the mount’s theme better. The content creator encourages viewer feedback on the mount and their interest in potential recolors. The segment concludes with a warm farewell and anticipation for more content in the future.