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*** This is a huge drama in the FFXI world and has started long arguments, guides, images, and even a [http://ffxi.lokyst.net/timer/crafttimer.html nuclear clock]. The developers at [[Square Enix]] were asked about it at Vana Fest, but their answer was convoluted, and it seems [http://ffxi.allakhazam.com/forum.html?forum=10&mid=1169758710113967020&howmany=50 nobody can even remember what they said]. The only real reason to follow the directions is because crafting is so goddamn hard in the first place, people are willing to do nearly anything to sink just a little less time and money into it.
** There's also [[That One Boss|Absolute Virtue.]] AV's [[Nigh Invulnerable|difficulty]], as well as the dev team's habit of changing the fight if someone beats him spawned numerous strange theories about how to bring him down.
* ''[[World of Warcraft]]'''s Ashbringer. The developers left ''just'' enough (especially when they put in the corrupted Ashbringer and its 'special scene') to make people believe they could actually get (or cleanse) the legendary sword. The problem is that they kept pushing the cleansing back, it was supposed to appear in the original game, but than was pushed back to ''The Burning Crusade'', and then was finally pushed back to ''Wrath of the Lich King''. The actual hints in the game are meaningless, instead of the second son being found in Outland like the quest was supposed to Darion Mograine is located in Northrend as the leader of the playable Death Knights. They are releasing a 4 issue miniseries that deals with the Ashbringer. This being said, there are some less than clear hints (if you access/compile your own [[
** There are also rumors about quests only attainable while in ghost form that nobody has found. This might be true because there are some quests that require you to be a ghost, and a GM has given a cryptic response that suggest that those are not the only quests of that type. There was also a rumor you could stay ghost form and revive anywhere else there was a restoration statue. This, while true in the Beta Testing phase of the game, was taken out during official release.
** There use to be a way to get to GM Island, a weird net wide rumor spread fast by younger players that if you reached GM Island you'd get crowned an in-game GM. The truth is if you get to GM Island you're most likely to get punished by being banned.
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