Final Fantasy XIV players are already having fun with the MMO’s new Adventurer Plate feature. The player card system might've just been introduced in patch 6.1 earlier this week, but it’s already bringing out both the weird and wonderful of this gargantuan player base.
Adventurer Plates show off player information, like a Calling Card in Call of Duty, or a Hunter Card in Monster Hunter. You’ll see Adventurer Cards at the beginning of PvP activities in Final Fantasy XIV, including the new Crystalline Conflict activity, for example, to show you the players you’re matched up alongside on your team.
Players can customize these cards by posing their characters, adding effects, and more. And while it's easy enough to set a simple pose for your character and call it a day, there's a lot of potential for creative poses that defy the standard templates.
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business (adventure plate) vs casual (pvp portrait) pic.twitter.com/iDl1M2zQnb
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The response to the Adventurer Plates has been overwhelmingly positive. Almost as soon as patch 6.1 went live on April 12, Final Fantasy XIV players around the world took to Twitter to show off their customized player cards, complete with photo frames of their characters, their playstyle and weapons, and a simple slogan.
Delving into the Final Fantasy XIV subreddit provides a bounty of customized Adventurer Plates. We can see player
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