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Site Navigation Main    News    Forums Games    Games Database    Top 100    Release List    Support Files Features    Reviews    Previews    Interviews    Editorials    Diaries    Misc Download    Gallery    Music    Screenshots    Videos Miscellaneous    Staff Members    Privacy Statement   FF XI Preview at Gamespot (PS2: MMORPG) | Posted by Rendelius @ Thursday - January 17, 2002 - 16:12 - Top | Game Info | Rate this game | Homepage Our reader Nora lets us know that Gamespor has a review of Final Fantasy XI up for you. Here's something about character generation: Like every online RPG, the game starts out with character generation. You can choose from several different types of races: Humes, which are equivalent to humans and are the most balanced race; Elvaan, which are equivalent to elves and are usually dark and tall and skilled in close-ranged combat; and Tarutaru, which are a hobbitlike race, short and small, and skilled in the use of magic. You can choose your gender when playing any of the aforementioned races, but with the following two, you aren't given a choice. Mithra are a feline race of skilled hunters that live peacefully alongside the Tarutaru. Since most of the male Mithras remain within their own land, you'll usually see only female Mithras. Therefore, players can choose only to be a female Mithra in the game. Galka, on the other hand, are a strong and tough ogre-sized race. Their method of creating offspring involves the process of reincarnation, so the Galkas do not have a gender. After choosing your race and sex, players can then customize their physical appearance in the areas of height, weight, facial features, hair color, and other various aspects.

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