Let's show our support to those competing this year and continue to come together as a community! With Final Fantasy XIV bigger than it's ever been, this event will certainly be an exciting one. We will do our best to keep tabs on teams whether they are streaming or not, in addition to analyzing the fights ourselves to see if we can make sense out of what is happening.” “Players mostly will be able to use the stream as a centralized location to see how teams are progressing. I have a friend who recently had to lean on their services, and it was amazing to see what they did.”Īnyone interested in supporting the cause can find the event's Extra Life page here.įor Endwalker’s first world race event, Frosty is most excited to see how new members of the community join in on the excitement! Although not all world race teams will be streaming their progression, Frosty and those helping track the race will be working diligently to keep the community updated about the participants' progress. They were great throughout that experience, and I completely support their cause to help children's hospitals. “This year, we are supporting Extra Life, an organization I had the opportunity to work with during the Butterfingers event. Previously, the FFXIV World Race for Charity event has raised money for Child's Play and Stop AAPI Hate. This year, all funds raised during the stream will be going to Extra Life, an organization that unites gamers worldwide to raise funding for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. I would ask people to let me know if they were racing and do everything in my power to track the progress of the world first teams manually since there was no real API or way to do it (that I know of) within FFXIV.”ĭuring Shadowbringer’s raid cycle, Frosty worked with other community organizations to bring the world race to Twitch, allowing FFXIV players to cheer on their favorite world prog teams while raising money for charity! I started to interview the teams for MogTalk as well, and it just kept going from there. “I asked some people on Reddit if they would be interested if I created a Google spreadsheet to track teams when Creator came out, which seemed to be met with some positive reception.
After becoming interested in learning about who cleared each Savage boss first, he realized there wasn't much documentation regarding the world race. To get more details about the world race scene, I sat down for a quick chat with Frosty, who began tracking world progression during Alexander: The Creator back in Heavensward. Organizing the event is "World Race Guy" Frosty, FFXIV PvP commentator and creator of MogTalk, a podcast focused on bringing the FFXIV community together to discuss all aspects of the game.
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PST (an hour before the expected completion time of Patch 6.05) and will feature a variety of commentators, special guest interviews, and community giveaways.Ĭurrently, there are 62 raid teams signed up to participate in Tuesday's race. You can find a complete list of entries here. The world race will be livestreamed at /frosty_tv, where FFXIV fans can watch world progression gameplay until all four floors are cleared! The broadcast will begin on Tuesday at 1 a.m. Are you ready for the first Savage world race of Endwalker? In less than two days, Final Fantasy XIV raid teams from around the globe will be competing to clear Pandaemonium: Asphodelos Savage as part of the FFXIV World Race for Charity!
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