Final fantasy 14‘S End runner patch cycle is coming to an end, but there’s a little more in an upcoming patch. Patch 6.55 will be the last update End runner that contains a story or some substantial content and will be launched soon.
Below we explain the launch time FFXIV‘s patch 6.55 update and briefly talk about what the update will have.
When will FFXIV patch 6.55 be released and come back online?
FFXIV‘s patch 6.55 will be playable from these times Tuesday January 16:
- 2 hours PST off the west coast of North America
- 5am EST off the east coast of North America
- 10:00 GMT for Great Britain
- 11:00 CET for western mainland Europe
- 7pm JST in Japan
Maintenance for the game starts 24 hours before – so at the same times above on Monday 15 January.
That said, you’ll want to make sure you have all your weeklies ready ahead of time as the game will be shutting down on Monday morning before the patch is live. If you’ve left your Thaleia out until the last second, get to work on it now before you miss out on that sweet coin.
What content is included in FFXIV patch 6.55?
Patch 6.55 will bring the final bits of content to the End runner patch cycle. It will contain a short bit of main scenario quest that will show some preparations for the period ahead Dawn trail expansion.
There will also be new additions to Tataru’s Grand Endeavor side missions, a new trial version, and new Hildebrand missions. Of course, since there will be more Hildebrand, this also means another step needs to be completed for your Manderville weapon. There will also be Allied Tribe Missions, a special mission series that you can only complete once you’ve reached the highest level of your reputation. End runner tribes (Arkasodara, Omicron and Loporrits).
There will be some minor updates between 6:55 AM and 8:00 PM Dawn trailincluding the crossover event for Final fantasy 16. Based on previous expansion patch cycles, we will also remove drop restrictions for Thaleia and the final tier of Pandaemonium in future minor patches. These minor patches will also likely include quality of life changes and bug fixes, but otherwise no major content additions.