Final Fantasy 11 Bug Has Forced Square Enix to Kill Bosses Itself

Launched in May 2002, Final Fantasy 11 was a groundbreaking title for the renowned RPG series, marking its first venture into the massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) genre. While it initially appeared on the PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360, console support ended in spring 2016. Despite this, Final Fantasy 11 remains popular on PC, with roughly 340,000 players still enjoying it as of January 2026—even though the last major content update came out over five years ago.



![The decay of a resonance, potentially [latex]Z_c(4430)[/latex], into both two-body states like [latex]D^{<i>+} \bar{D}_{2}^{</i>0}[/latex] and [latex]\psi(2S)\pi^{+}[/latex], and three-body combinations of [latex]D^{<i>+}D^{-}\pi^{+}[/latex], [latex]D^{</i>+}D^{<i>-}\pi^{+}[/latex], and [latex]D^{</i>+} \bar{D}^{<i>0}\pi^{0}[/latex], offers a comparative shape analysis-scaling the [latex]\psi(2S)\pi^{+}[/latex] distribution to match the peak height of the [latex]D^{</i>+} \bar{D}_{2}^{*0}[/latex] mode-to determine the coupling constant [latex]g_{\psi'}[/latex] and reveal underlying patterns in particle decay.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.20740v1/x8.png)



