How To Save Waymarks In Final Fantasy XIV | Party Finder

Lots of players are struggling or some of them don’t even know how to find the Waymarks or even what they are. Well in this guide we will be showing you a very simple method on how to activate it and get the Party Finder to work for you. Let’s get started.

Final Fantasy XIV – How To Save Waymarks | Party Finder

First of all, you will need to go to the bottom right corner of the screen. Here is where you’ll actually find the icon for Party or Party Members. You will open it and a little sub-window will open. Here just choose the Waymarks options. Or you can press CTRL + M

Here is where in the center of the screen the Waymark window will appear. You will see a couple of waymarks on the top of the window. And then on the lower half of the window is where the Slots will be.

You can hit the Refresh button and a couple of them will appear here on the bottom page. You can Overwrite if you have others and you won’t need them anymore or simply just delete them. Whatever works for you.

And yes in case this is the first time you see it. We do need more Waymark slots in this game. Hopefully, developers are listening and will answer our prayers soon.

That should be it. A big thank you and credit goes to BIGGMILKY from YouTube. You can check out his channel and videos here.

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