Final Fantasy 14 Community Spotlight: Moo Of Faloop

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Going map to map in an effort to hunt down Elite Marks or spending days on end camping out special Boss FATEs can be particularly tedious in Final Fantasy 14. Yet plenty of players take on this challenge to score themselves some sweet loot, whether that’s special items from FATEs, coveted titles, or rare mounts that show everyone just how many Hunt Marks they’ve put to the sword. They’re like NFTs except useful and not ugly monkeys and oh my god they are nothing like NFTs please stop comparing in-game cosmetics and skins and items to NFTs for the love of the Twelve.

Anyway, Elite Marks and special FATEs have specific spawn windows and conditions. Once defeated, they won’t spawn again until a certain number of hours have passed, at which point their windows open. Then, specific requirements must be fulfilled, such as killing a certain number of monsters or completing prerequisite FATEs, but doing so does not guarantee that they will successfully spawn. Sound like a lot of work? Don’t worry. Fortunately, there’s an incredible resource that FF14 players can turn to in order to cut down some of the legwork.

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Faloop is a website dedicated to Hunt Marks and special Boss FATEs, where players work together to record the Time of Death of Hunt Marks and FATEs on each world so that their windows can be tracked. Faloop also has a Discord Server where players can get alerts of where and when Hunt Marks and FATEs have spawned, so wherever you are and whatever you’re doing, you can quickly teleport to the nearest aetheryte and join in the fun.

Moogic Moo, the creator of Faloop, started the website in 2017 as a simple S-Rank window tracker for the Tonberry community, with the website