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Final Fantasy 14 hit with yet another stalking mod, not even 2 weeks after the MMO's last one shut down
Final Fantasy XIV is facing a new stalking mod called EchoVault, just two weeks after a similar plug-in, Memoria, was shut down. Players are concerned that EchoVault, allegedly created by the same developer as Memoria, enables harassment and tracking of other players. Despite community reports and complaints, Square Enix has not yet taken action, leading to frustration among players about the game's handling of third-party tools and player safety.
Another Final Fantasy 14 mod goes down following concerns of stalking in the MMO, with fans calling out Square…
A controversial Final Fantasy 14 mod called 'Memoria,' which tracked player data and enabled in-game stalking, has been taken down. The mod raised significant privacy concerns within the community, leading to calls for Square Enix to address the proliferation of such third-party tools. The developer claims all collected data has been deleted.
Another Final Fantasy 14 Ultimate raid, another controversy – the MMO's fans once again allege world first…
The world first race for Final Fantasy XIV's new Kefka-themed Ultimate raid has concluded amidst controversy, with the winning Japanese team, 'Name TBD,' facing allegations of using third-party tools. Unlike previous races, the team did not stream their clear, instead submitting video evidence, which has led to community debate and dissatisfaction among players who favor streamed clears.
