Square Enix Pulls, Apologizes For Mac
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The upshot is Square Enix has hauled the Mac version of Final Fantasy 14 from sale, and won't sell it again until accurate information on system requirements is released. Square Enix halted OS X sales for 'Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward after a number of issues prompted negative feedback from Mac users. Two weeks after its launch on Mac, Square Enix has suspended all sales of 'Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward' for OS X due to user complaints. Square Enix halted OS X sales for 'Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward after a number of issues prompted negative feedback from Mac users. Two weeks after its launch on Mac, Square Enix has suspended all sales of 'Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward' for OS X due to user complaints.
Square Enix Pulls Apologizes For Machine
Square Enix released the Mac version of MMO at the end of June, but the game's launch did not go well. Players immediately reported all manner of performance issues--and they didn't know what was going wrong. Now, Square Enix has removed the game from sale, announced plans to offer full refunds, and owned up to the problems quite frankly. A written by A Realm Reborn producer and director Naoki Yoshida outlines the issues, starting with the refund program. Refunds will be available at all retailers, but Yoshida stressed that the process will vary depending on the store. If you bought the game directly from Square Enix's online store, however, all you need to do is to receive your refund. The issues with the Mac version of A Realm Reborn are, in part, related to the game's system requirements.
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Firefox 20.0 download for mac. In short, Square Enix announced false information, which meant that some players bought the game expecting their computer could run it, only to find the game struggling mightily. 'Because of this situation, many of you purchased a product which your Mac hardware could not run at even the minimum system requirements, resulting in insufficient performance, for which many of you have expressed your dissatisfaction,' Yoshida said. 'Had we provided accurate information beforehand, I know many of you would not have purchased the Mac version, which is why we decided to offer full refunds.' What's more, Yoshida said that 'chaos' surrounding the release of the game's led to Square Enix not devoting enough time to ensuring the Mac edition--which also was released that day--was ready to launch. Breeder for mac. 'Up until the official release of the Mac version on June 23rd, we were working to improve the client's performance,' he said.