Big Black Chocobo Final Fantasy 14, how to get the mount with Twitch? By offering subscriptions on Twitch for a limited time, you will be able to obtain the big black chocobo whistle for Final Fantasy 14 for a limited time.
Final Fantasy 14 and Twitch have teamed up to offer rewards for players who follow associated streamers and offer subscriptions.
Among the rewards that are available is the Fat Black Chocobo Whistle which will give you the ability to summon the big black chocobo as a mount.
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How to get the big black chocobo for Final Fantasy 14 through Twitch?
From Thursday, June 24 at 20 p.m. to Tuesday, August 24 at 20 p.m., you can get rewards by donating Tier 1, 2, and 3 Twitch subscriptions on the Twitch channels of the streamers associated with this offer. On the French side, several streamers have been selected, of which here is the complete list:
- At0mium
- best marmoth
- Darkfuneral
- kazhamania
- Kirling
- Plavastation
- Sir thomas
- titavion
- Trinity
- Ultia
- Ysallyra
To get your rewards, participating channels must stream Final Fantasy 14 Online when you gift a subscription, if you offer it outside of these broadcast times, you will not be considered for the collaborative campaign.
By offering a subscription, you will be able to get your hands on 100 extra Celestial Firecrackers et by offering four subscriptions, you will be able to recover the big black chocobo whistle.
Once you have gifted one of these subscriptions, you will receive your reward codes in your notifications. To get your rewards:
- Log in to the Final Fantasy 14 mog station (source) with your Square Enix account
- Select "Account Services" at the top of the site. If you have several service accounts (represented in tabs), please choose the service account on which you want to receive your item
- Select "Enter Item Code", then follow the on-screen instructions to register the code you received
To find out the price and how to offer a subscription on Twitch, you can consult the dedicated Twitch article (source).
