Final Fantasy 16 Reveals Patch Notes for Update 1.31
Square Enix has revealed the official patch notes for Final Fantasy 16 update 1.31, which releases alongside the game's second DLC expansion, The Rising Tide. This new Final Fantasy 16 update is required for players wanting to begin the new DLC scenario later this week.
In The Rising Tide, Final Fantasy 16 protagonist Clive Rosfield receives an unmarked letter, with a request for rescue from the Dominant of Leviathan. After some discussion at the hideaway, Clive and his allies accept the request and head to Mysidia in order to find the Eikon of Water. Players will soon uncover the history and secrets of Mysidia's forgotten people while trying to avert another crisis. Clive will also gain new abilities from Leviathan, acquire new weapons such asFinal Fantasy 14's Curtana sword, and help the people of Mysidia in new side quests.
The patch notes for Final Fantasy 16 update 1.31 reveal numerous adjustments, new features and additions, and bug fixes for the base game and its DLC, including The Rising Tide. Launching on April 18, update 1.31 will allow players to install Final Fantasy 16: The Rising Tide and begin the DLC's quest line after making sufficient progress in the base game. Various Orchestrion rolls will be added to regional shops with new songs that players may listen to. In addition, the new update increases player ATK outside certain Eikon battles in Final Fantasy 16, and various quality-of-life improvements will be made to the UI in Eikon battles. Several adjustments have been made to Clive's Eikonic abilities and move-set, including buffs to Gouge and Aerial Blast damage.
What's more, update 1.31 improves the effectiveness of various accessories, such as Favor of Wind (Gouge), Breath of Earth (Earthen Fury), and Breath of Darkness (Gungnir). The exact changes to these accessories were not detailed by Square Enix yet, however. Quests in Final Fantasy 16 will be adjusted and receive a new «Quick Complete» feature, which lets players teleport back to the
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