Wow: Jain-Practmir

Jaina Prachtmeer is one of the most famous and most important protagonists in the history of Wow. But she not only plays an important role in the MMO, but is always the template for various cosplays from the community due to its optics. Thanks to their status in the game, it is also one of the optically best practiced characters and has a very detailed model in WoW.

But a look in Final Fantasy then reveals that this does not mean much. Because there are some players with the help of the matching equipment simply rebuilt their own daughter of the lake - with a stunning result. Because as ASMONDOLD had to acknowledge envious, the FFIXV clone looks much better than the original. WoW: Jaina Prachtmeer Clone in Final Fantasy XIV looks better than in Wow (1) Source: Cactuar Of course, this is mainly due to the significantly better dissolution and the higher detailed nature of the characters in the MMO of Square Enix. Since the models came to the years, WOW (Buy Now 14.99 €) can not keep up. If any, then maybe the outstanding cinematics achieve such quality.

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The complete equipment set to make your black magician look like Jaina in Final Fantasy XIV like Jaina can be found on Eorzeacollection.com.

Is the significantly better look for you a reason for Final Fantasy XIV and WOW? Or does this play a subordinate role in your eyes and you decide only after gameplay and content? Of course you can discuss whether FFIXV is not the nose in front.

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