The release of Final Fantasy XV has been met with – mostly – positive reception. However, one of the universally criticised aspects of the game has been the poor plot pacing and story direction. Hajime Tabata has said in previous interviews that he wishes to update and enhance certain parts of the game that turned out to be rather lackluster in design (*cough* Chapter 13 *cough*) upon release. In order to provide the fanbase with a steady and reliable source of news, Square Enix set up the Active Time Report for Final Fantasy XV.
One such report occured on the 2nd of February, and provided a lot of information regarding the 1.05 patch for the game (also called the Booster DLC Pack), which is set to release on the 21st of this month. The patch will contain certain additions and updates to the main game, which are listed as follows:
- Final Fantasy XV will now have native 1080p resolution with 60fps (almost) on the PS4 Pro.
- The Level Cap will be increased to 120.
- Photo Limit will be increased from 150 to 200.
- Special hunts and quests will be available for a limited time.
- Most important of all… you will be able to use the MP3 player while riding chocobos.
Interestingly enough, an extra suit of armour was also supposed to be included… but after the announcement Square Enix decided to delay its release to a later date. We'll let you figure out why.
Other things announced for Final Fantasy XV except for the patch included two DLC teasers, one for Gladiolus and the other for Prompto.
The one
Nothing wrong with chapter 13. You bunch of cry babies.
Ritwik Mitra
Well, Hajime Tabata himself said Chapter 13 is lacking, so…