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Mog Lockers are one of the special “benefits” of being an employee of the mercenary company Salaheem’s
Sentinels.
This private locker is initially provided free of charge, and its contents are managed by a
familiar moogle-based system. Paying an expansion fee will grant you access to additional space for storing
items.
Although the Mog Locker is initially free, using this service even once will require you to keep up
periodic “lease” payments in order to retain access to your stored items. A convenient system for overburdened
adventurers but in the words of President Naja Salaheem, “A coin paid out from the company coffers will find its
way back eventually.”
Mog Lockers
The development team is aware that players
have been experiencing difficulties finding room for excess equipment and has been working on a
solution.
Limiting the amount of space available for storing items was part of the original game design,
however the sheer volume of new equipment and items introduced through various updates and events has overloaded
the humble Mog Safe to an unexpected degree.
Expanding available storage space requires overcoming several
problems such as increasing the amount of savable character data, as well as considering the extra memory for
displaying client-based information.
With the release of Treasures of Aht Urhgan, the development team is
pleased to announce that the issues concerning character data and display memory have been solved with the
introduction of a separate storage facility--the Mog Locker.
The Mog Locker is scheduled to become
available in the early stages of the new Treasures of Aht Urhgan missions. The availability of a new storage
facility will have a direct effect on Vana’diel’s economy, and so to help balance this new element we have
introduced the concept of a locker “lease.”
A single payment will give you access to a Mog
Locker for the period of time set out in the lease. If you allow your lease to expire, you will lose access to the
items stored within your Mog Locker. These items will not be permanently lost, but will simply be unavailable
until another lease payment is made.
We first considered having the Mog Locker lease payable in gil.
However, with the total amount of gil circulating in Vana’diel seeing a continued decline, we decided to change
the payment to require items exclusive to the Treasure of Aht Urhgan areas. It will be possible to trade these
items, as well as find them on the auction house.
When the Mog Locker is first introduced its use will be
limited to Rent-a-Rooms in the Treasures of Aht Urhgan areas. It will initially have 30 item slots available, and
can later be expanded to 50 slots.
Allowing Mog Locker use in other areas, as well as increasing the
maximum number of item slots, will be considered for future version updates.
In the upcoming version
update, it will be possible to view the contents of your Mog Safe, Storage, and Mog Locker from any location, not
just inside your Mog House.
We hope the introduction of the Mog Locker will add to your enjoyment as you
adventure in the world of Vana’diel!
Sentinels.
This private locker is initially provided free of charge, and its contents are managed by a
familiar moogle-based system. Paying an expansion fee will grant you access to additional space for storing
items.
Although the Mog Locker is initially free, using this service even once will require you to keep up
periodic “lease” payments in order to retain access to your stored items. A convenient system for overburdened
adventurers but in the words of President Naja Salaheem, “A coin paid out from the company coffers will find its
way back eventually.”
Mog Lockers
The development team is aware that players
have been experiencing difficulties finding room for excess equipment and has been working on a
solution.
Limiting the amount of space available for storing items was part of the original game design,
however the sheer volume of new equipment and items introduced through various updates and events has overloaded
the humble Mog Safe to an unexpected degree.
Expanding available storage space requires overcoming several
problems such as increasing the amount of savable character data, as well as considering the extra memory for
displaying client-based information.
With the release of Treasures of Aht Urhgan, the development team is
pleased to announce that the issues concerning character data and display memory have been solved with the
introduction of a separate storage facility--the Mog Locker.
The Mog Locker is scheduled to become
available in the early stages of the new Treasures of Aht Urhgan missions. The availability of a new storage
facility will have a direct effect on Vana’diel’s economy, and so to help balance this new element we have
introduced the concept of a locker “lease.”
A single payment will give you access to a Mog
Locker for the period of time set out in the lease. If you allow your lease to expire, you will lose access to the
items stored within your Mog Locker. These items will not be permanently lost, but will simply be unavailable
until another lease payment is made.
We first considered having the Mog Locker lease payable in gil.
However, with the total amount of gil circulating in Vana’diel seeing a continued decline, we decided to change
the payment to require items exclusive to the Treasure of Aht Urhgan areas. It will be possible to trade these
items, as well as find them on the auction house.
When the Mog Locker is first introduced its use will be
limited to Rent-a-Rooms in the Treasures of Aht Urhgan areas. It will initially have 30 item slots available, and
can later be expanded to 50 slots.
Allowing Mog Locker use in other areas, as well as increasing the
maximum number of item slots, will be considered for future version updates.
In the upcoming version
update, it will be possible to view the contents of your Mog Safe, Storage, and Mog Locker from any location, not
just inside your Mog House.
We hope the introduction of the Mog Locker will add to your enjoyment as you
adventure in the world of Vana’diel!
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