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With Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker coming later this year, Final Fantasy XIV has never been more popular, drawing in waves of new players, Final Fantasy fans, and World of Warcraft refugees, all looking for a new MMORPG to call home. The world of Eorzea is as inviting as it is complex, and players who aren t familiar with the class and job systems of other Final Fantasy games might feel lost at the number of options available the game has been around for more than a decade, you know.
With five classes and 18 jobs, players have a lot of choice in their characters customization, but which job is right for you? And how do you unlock them all? Well, we ve got your answers. Here s a full list of job classes for Final Fantasy XIV and how to unlock them.
Today’s the day for all things that are spelled similarly. Elgato has just announced the Stream Deck MK.2. This is the latest version of its incredibly handy Stream Deck system that looks to improve workflow and ensure streamers have the plugins that they need at only a button press away.
Elgato revealed on July 15, 2021 that it had created the Stream Deck MK.2, the next iteration of its popular control pad. Not only was it unveiled, it is available for purchase right now for $149.99 USD via the Elgato store.
The Stream Deck MK.2 has a lot of features that ought to appeal to streamers and even those that want to open up new control options for their setups. It comes with 15 LCD keys that feature “one-touch tactile operation” and visual feedback. The apps behind each of the keys are plugins which are available in the Stream Deck Store. As for the icons themselves, they’re all customizable.
Elgato Reveals New Stream Deck, Camera, Mixer, More
For starters, a brand new
Stream Deck (mk2) has been revealed, featuring 15 bright LCD keys, removable faceplates, a replacable USB Type-C cable, and a removable stand. It’s a small upgrade to the already awarding winning device, but it’s enough to get us excited. This will run customers $199.99 with faceplates being $12.99 each.
The second is the
Wave XLR. One of the biggest and most compelling components Elgato has going for itself is the audio mixing. The Wave Link software is one of my favorite things to customize, especially when streaming. With the Wave XLR, you’ll have your own little physical mixer that’s completely functional with the software. This features an XLR input, a tap to mute button on the top, a multfunctional control dial that can adjust input, output, crossfade between mic and PC, and a toggle for phantom power. It’s connected through a USC Type-C cable and has Elgato’s patented Clipguard whic
Awww, guys. Oh no.
A huge part of launching/announcing a new product is getting the timing right. You want all eyes on you! Marketing teams and sales people work around the clock to make sure new products and services aren’t launching alongside competition, and don’t have anything else pencilled in on the calendar to steal their limelight. It’s why companies are always scanning the clock to find the
perfect time to get their new thing out there, so they can maximise potential awareness and sales.
So I just want to put my arm around Elgato today, then, for choosing July 15 of all days to release a new Stream Deck, on the exact same day all the headlines were taken up by the surprise unveiling of Valve’s
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