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A penalty will be issued if the act has been confirmed. It is prohibited to advertise using the Party Finder to offer help to clear duties or obtain items (to help people clear raid content or obtain items by having them join your party).

Advertising offers to help clear content, to help earn loot, etc.

We apologize for the relatively restrictive nature of these changes compared to how the Party Finder was being used until now, and appreciate your understanding.īelow are details regarding the prohibited behaviors which have been added. This meant that they were prominently visible upon opening the Party Finder menu, which became a major hindrance during normal gameplay.Īlthough various methods were considered for resolving this issue, in the interest of taking swift action without requiring extensive investigations, we have deemed it necessary to prohibit the advertising of RMT services and the creation of recruitment listings in incorrect categories within the Party Finder, actions which are routinely done by RMT vendors. This meant these fraudulent listings were routinely visible on a daily basis, a situation which has persisted until now.įurthermore, as RMT vendors disregard normal gameplay and are only concerned with RMT activity, many of their fraudulent recruitment listings were created in the "Duty Roulette" category of the Party Finder. However, many of these listings directed users to external websites, meaning an extensive process was required to substantiate allegations of RMT activity. Until now, when we discovered fraudulent recruitment listings by RMT vendors in the Party Finder, we first investigated for RMT activity before issuing penalties.

In response to RMT vendors repeatedly creating fraudulent recruitment listings in the Party Finder, the following two activities related to the Party Finder have been added to the list of prohibited activities. Prohibited Activities in FINAL FANTASY XIV Addition of two prohibited activities related to the Party Finder as countermeasures against vendors of real money trading (RMT)