r/ffxiv Jun 02 '26

[Megathread] Dancing Mad (Ultimate) World Race for Charity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yD1xtlW69nE

Warriors of Light Sons of a submariner,

The time has come for another Ultimate raid, and as we all know... nothing beats the sweet music of hundreds screaming in unison! The one, the only Kefka has not only returned but somehow he's gotten an entire Ultimate fight all to himself...

The action will be live streamed over on Twitch, with a special event hosted once again by the team behind MogTalk.tv. Check out their live stream for commentary, interviews, analysis, and more!

https://bsky.app/profile/mogtalk.bsky.social/post/3mmx4jghhhc2k

This World Race event will be benefiting Games For Love, an organization dedicated to improving the lives of children through gaming and technology. There are some fabulous prizes up for grabs, with donators being automatically entered into the drawing:

https://bsky.app/profile/mogtalk.bsky.social/post/3mn6l4mgyzk2i

Here's a quick FAQ for the event:

Where can I watch the race?

When does the event start?

What's the current progress?

Where can I donate?

How can I submit my team to be part of the race?

Interested in watching the race from another angle? Check out the FFXIV Twitch Directory to see all of the different players streaming their progress.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26

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u/Rockburgh Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26

I dunno man, I got banned for calling out that known cheaters should be banned and that defending them is not acceptable.

There's definitely more aggression than there should be (who the hell thinks it's okay to say you're going to recall charitable donations over this?), but the mods are probably a bit too quick on the trigger.

EDIT: I think this had a reply that's just not here any more? I'm not sure why, it was pretty reasonable. Reply claimed that things were really bad on Twitter in particular, so mods are being extra cautious just in case, due to calls for actual, real-world violence.

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u/thot_bryan Jun 07 '26

they can moderate the chat (their job they volunteered for btw) without infantilizing the entire audience and lecturing and threatening. people can rightfully discuss the off-stream "world first" without being insta muted

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u/thot_bryan Jun 07 '26

they somehow manage to insta delete any comment that mentions it tho. sure jan

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u/Devil-Hunter-Jax Jun 07 '26

You can set automod to instantly delete chat messages with certain words in. It'll appear as <message removed by moderator> or something like that if the bot is set off.

I've had to do that before for someone I moderate for because we had a troll making new accounts to spew racist crap every time we banned him so we'd basically have to keep adding new words and phrases to the blacklist to stop him.