TFoL – Chapter 1: The Father of Light

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I’m super tired from work, so here’s a quick post!

This might be random, but my dad is over 60 years old.
Despite this, he’s a huge gamer.

Sometimes, I’d come home and find him playing FPS games and stuff. It’s always pretty surprising.

The other day I spotted him playing Monster Hunter and was like “wow…”

My mom was going to buy my dad a PS4 for his birthday.

Also, I heard about something interesting.

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FFXIV is having an Invite a Friend Campaign.

If you invite a friend to play and they then subscribe for 3 months, you can get a chocobo that two people can ride.

I… want it…

But… the catch is that the account must pay at least 3 month’s subscription fee.

So…

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I got the idea to give my dad, who’s getting a PS4, a copy of FFXIV and time cards for 3 months.

During Obon break, I would go visit my parents and be all “I’ll help you make a character!” and get my dad on Gungnir server. Then I’d give him a simple adventurer’s crash course to get him started. I’ll then have him add my character as a friend, and I think I’ll give him a hand in some instanced dungeons.

But of course I’ll hide the fact that that character is me, his son.

That fresh-faced 60-year-old Warrior of Light…

I would help his character grow and level, even take down T5’s Twintania…

And then I would, as planned, reveal my identity as his son.

I’m kinda excited lol

 

 

I wonder if my dad can beat Titan (Hard)….

 

This really is exciting lol…

To Be Continued.

3 thoughts on “TFoL – Chapter 1: The Father of Light

  1. “The other day, while in the middle of playing Monster Hunter, I had an amazing idea.”

    Just thought I’d correct that the original Japanese was saying Maidy was impressed to find out his dad was playing Monster Hunter too.

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  2. Right off the bat this is way better than the tv show, in the show he comes up with this ridiculous plan to fix himself and his father’s relationship no sane adult could even think up. Here in the actual story the son does it as more of a fun prank that he also gets free stuff out of. Naturally that’s a more believable and funny motivation, given that it existed in reality.

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