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FFVII The First Soldier Chocobo Farm and Moogle Cosmetics Shared

FFVII The First Soldier Chocobo Farm and Moogle Cosmetics Shared

When Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier launches, two series mascots will appear. One we already knew about. The other will show up as skins and accessories if you exchange data items for them in Collection. Ateam confirmed there will be a Chocobo Farm in FFVII The First Soldier, as well as Moogle clothing.

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We already knew Chocobos would appear as a “vehicle” option in the game. Now, the FFVII The First Soldier Chocobo Farm is confirmed as a way to customize yours. At the farm, you can care for a Chocobo to determine its stats. This can alter its attack, health, jumping ability, speed, and stamina. You can also change its cosmetics there. Due to pre-registrations passing 300,000, all players get one Chocobo egg immediately.

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The FFVII The First Soldier Moogle items are earned via playing. You get data items as you play. These can be exchanged in Collection. The official image teasing the items highlighted a few cosmetics. These include a Moogle hat, wings, backpack, glasses, guns, and mascot costume. There is also a Moogle hat for the Chocobo.

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Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier will release for Android and iOS devices on November 17, 2021. It will be free-to-play and offer controller support.

Jenni Lada
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