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@Generic_Ninja: There is, so long as you don't mind toying with some torrents. Even then, you may not see much in the way of improvement, as the client downloads things as a torrent anyway. If you're curious, check out It looks a bit complicated, but it needn't be so. If you're just starting out downloading, your main focus should be the 4.7GB file they have split into 6 or 7 parts in the posting. Download those, extract it out, follow instructions on where to put it, then run the FF client again. You'll only have a few smaller files to get then, which you can leave the patcher to get, or you can download yourself using the torrent links at the aforementioned site. Have faith in the client download though - speed will improve!
Originally posted by:I have the same problem. Download speeds of about 0.5 when I actually have a 100MBps connection. 
The fact that this is still happening so long after the release is just disappointing, I shouldn't have to know how to go into a router to reconfigure it to run a simple game; and for the record, I do know how and even now, when I have put various port forwarding on, it still downloads too slowly to work.
Really wish I hadn't bothered with the game. Read the post above yours and then google it it's that simple.
It's not going to get fixed by the magical IT faries. Also you should know how to do this if not stop whinging and go be a console scrub. Originally posted by:I have the same problem. Download speeds of about 0.5 when I actually have a 100MBps connection. The fact that this is still happening so long after the release is just disappointing, I shouldn't have to know how to go into a router to reconfigure it to run a simple game; and for the record, I do know how and even now, when I have put various port forwarding on, it still downloads too slowly to work.
Really wish I hadn't bothered with the game. Then don't play any PC MMO ever made. Because they all from time to time, depending on the user, need this. You actually have to do this with console games too sometimes. You're saying a professional developer should be able to make a game that fixes your internet connection to work properly. Let's cut the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥t and focus on your problem.
First of all, you may not understand how download speeds are measured. 100 mbps is actually 12.51 MB per second.
Don't confuse bits with bytes. I know it doesn't seem so important but it suddenly turns your ratio of speed distribution from 1:200 to 1:48. That's significant. (The 0.5 on your client is MB per second, not mbps.) You do not have a 100 MB per second connection. The lines that are needed for those are business class and usually cost several thousand to install, let alone maintain per month.
Next, I'm actually going to assume you haven't actually tried everything. The download client that FFXIV uses (same exact technology that WoW uses, actually) is a form of torrent client that uses certain ports to download more efficiently, if your internet connection is actually clear. Let's use some Occam's Razor here: 100 MBPS is an impressive number, but how much of that is being used before your FFXIV client actually gets started? I have a few questions, consider them: 1. Are you sharing the network with anyone else? Do you have any concurrent downloads from other clients going on?