If you wanted to play Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood, but do not want to go through the task of playing tons of hours to reach the level cap, Square Enix has a workaround for you.  They announced that you will be able to get Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood story skip and level boost options, but for a price.

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	Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood	82	WinGameStore 51.07€	YUPLAY 4.16€
	Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood PS4	82	Amazon.fr 11.90€	Instant Gaming 3.93€

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Starting 16 June when the expansion’s early access starts, players will be able to buy a job level boost which costs $25.00. This will allow players to boost a single job to level 60. Only one boost per account can be purchased as of this time, until patch 4.1 is released later this year.

But that’s not all. You will not be able to get to Stormblood’s content right away with just the level boost – you’ll also have to purchase a separate “scenario shortcut item” also called the story skip. The story skip has two versions:

• Skip through the main quests of the original Final Fantasy 14 game = Costs $18.00
• Skip through the main quests of the original Final Fantasy 14 game, plus all the quests from the Heavensward expansion = Costs $25.00

Before you get your blood pumping from these prices, here’s what Square Enix has to say: “The concept was that those two items combined would equal to the cost of one full game… We wanted to give the impression that it’s a little bit more pricey. We didn’t want people to freely obtain these items and just skip over content willy-nilly,” says Final Fantasy 14 director Naoki Yoshida in a statement to Polygon. He added “We wanted to provide this as a choice but not make it something that’s mandatory for all of our players to pick up. We don’t want to give the impression that it’s cheap, and everyone should go buy it.”

Final Fantasy 14 Stormblood will be available starting 20 June on PC and Playstation 4.

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