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In Tactics, Tactics Advance and A2, years can pass through the gameplay calender, while no cutscenes acknowledge more than a few days passing at most.
"Gameplay and Story Segretation", I believe TVTropes calls it.
It's not only a big assumption, it's also wrong, with so many numerous ways to point out how. Let's start with the fact that the day-night cycle is often disregarded in-story, with many cutscenes opting for a particular time of day regardless of what time you enter them. Or that it's entirely perspective-based to use a day-night cycle that has been running for three years in a story that could have only just started yesterday. Or that characters refer to events from before the Calamity as a single-digit number of years.
Which can't really determine character age, which is what this is all about.
We don't have two worlds. We have thirteen.
Everything about this is so hilariously incorrect that I can't even.
Edit: autofill ♥♥♥♥♥♥ me.
1: Why Necro 2017 Old Thread
2: The entire Lore has been established and explored by the Efforts of the FFXIV Community.
3: If you think its all wrong, i dare you to try challenge the FFXIV Community at the Official Forums.
To be fair, he posted that two years before we fully understood the differences between worlds. Back then we really did think events on the first happened mostly the same way as they did on the Source, instead of, as we know now, so different that nothing is even called the same thing. So it's wrong, but it's an understandable lack-of-information wrong.
That's fair.
Otherwise someone would've BigBrained the stronkestest minmax and we'd have yet another meta layer to get policed on.
1st Sun of the 4th Umbral Moon (essentially the 1st of August - my actual birthday - seeing as they use half the amount of months we do in reality).
Guardian:
Rhalgr, the Destroyer
Both of these had miniscule effects - probably since been removed entirely.
Back when I made my character in ARR, the birthday would give you specific (negligible) stats that don't really effect the game, eg. a bit more MIND or less STR (but only in 1-3's), as did the choice of Guardian. It may have been related to 1.0 or somesuch, but has no real relevance now.