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The video primarily discusses mount acquisition in Final Fantasy 14, particularly focusing on changes over the years. Players can now directly claim mounts from the achievement section rather than trading in achievements. Highlighted mounts include the Voidal Resonator, Behemoth Warhorn, and Magitek Deathclaw Identification Key, available through the NPC Jonathas. The speaker reminisces about the discontinued veteran rewards system, which previously rewarded long-term subscribers with mounts and special armor.
The discussion transitions to personal preferences in mounts, mentioning lore aspects like the 12-tier hierarchy of void scent creatures and critiquing the aesthetics of certain mounts. The behemoth mount is praised for its classic, powerful look, contrasting with less favored mounts. Different in-game race interactions with mounts and the practical use of mounts during specific events are noted.
Overall, the essence lies in achieving and obtaining unique mounts through in-game accomplishments, with an emphasis on continuing to earn achievement points to unlock more mounts and enhance the gaming experience.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses obtaining mounts from Jonathas in Final Fantasy 14, noting that the method has changed since they acquired them seven years ago. Originally, players had to trade in achievements for mounts, but now they can claim them directly from the achievement section. They highlight specific mounts available through Jonathas, including the Voidal Resonator, Behemoth Warhorn, and Magitek Deathclaw Identification Key. Additionally, the speaker reminisces about the old veteran rewards system, which rewarded long-term subscribers with items like mounts and special armor. This system has since been discontinued, and the speaker expresses a wish for more mount options to be made available.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their least favorite mount in the game, highlighting how it does not match their style, and explains that preferences vary among players. They delve into the lore of void scent creatures, mentioning a hierarchy of 12 tiers, with the discussed mount falling into the fifth tier and considered a formidable foe. The speaker critiques the mount’s aesthetic, noting its comical appearance and comparing it to characters from “Monsters, Inc.” They mention that the mount only hovered above the ground when it first came out, as flying was not yet implemented in the game.
Additionally, the speaker describes how different in-game races sit on the mount, giving specific examples. They then transition to discussing the “Behemoth Horn” mount, sharing a personal anecdote about initially not knowing how to zoom the camera out in the game, which affected their perception of the mount. They describe the behemoth’s classic look with horns, black mane, purple body, and how Lalafells look particularly cool sitting on it like a throne. The speaker expresses appreciation for the behemoth mount’s simplicity and mentions using it mainly during specific in-game events involving an S-rank spawn.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various mounts in the game, highlighting the behemoth mount for its powerful and muscular appearance, and compares it to the less desirable earring mount. The speaker also showcases the Magitek Deathclaw, an imperial mount used for enemy capture, and notes its unique feature of gripping like a claw machine. The three discussed mounts can be obtained from NPC Jonathas, with only the first two originally being part of the veteran awards, and emphasizes that accumulating achievement points is key to getting more mounts. The speaker concludes by encouraging viewers to keep pursuing in-game achievements to earn more tokens and promises more content soon.