Cranberry

For the top message you should just be able to press Enter to advance past that. Are you getting hung up afterwards?

The Lobster Grand Prix has come to a close. To get your prizes you need to claim them on Hiroba. Here is the link: https://hiroba.dqx.jp/sc/event/lobsterGP

It is not allowing me to send you a team invite. Please make sure you are not already on another team. You can only be on one team at a time.

If you haven't already done so, the best way to do so is to join the Den team.

Try pressing Caps lock and ~ to change the conversions. Sometimes it can get a little thrown off from what you expect. Sometimes you have to press caps lock when the text window isn't open to get things the way you want them. If all else fails, disconnect and reconnect the keyboard to revert it back to a default state. Not that this is for the Switch. This is not applicable to PC. If you are playing on PC you can't swap between languages on the fly like this.

Invite sent!

Yes. Make sure it assigns you an IP addresss. Some of the ones on the list may not work. If one is not working try another one.

Was that a request to join the team? If so, can you provide the character ID? I load funds to my Nintendo account via the 3DS (which accepts foreign credit cards) and pay for the fee that way.

Aye, he should be able to face Nelgel now. I'm not sure if you can face the V2 final boss though.

The PC Trial version is free, so you can give it a try with nothing to lose. Trial covers Versions 1 and 2.

Aye. Both Matt and Dan were in the Den team. The AI we had hired though was not part of the team.

Invite sent. Sorry for the delay, I was gone for Easter.

You have to go through Square-Enix on PC. On Switch it can be bought with money in your E-Store account. I'd assume the same is true for PS4 and PSN. But there are no pre-paid DQX subscription cards.

Thanks Yawara. よんてんごありがとう should be usable by everyone. The other codes are a first come first served. I've not claimed any of them, will save them for the new folk!

At least for right now, my suggestion would be to mostly discuss it privately with people. Inevitably word is going to get out, but it will be better if it gets out gradually rather than having a sudden surge of foreign players rush onto the game; a bright neon sign declaring that someone forgot to lock the door.