Earn a Free FFXIV Emote for a Limited Time via Grubhub
FFXIV: Endwalker is here, and Grubhub is celebrating with a free emote! Final Fantasy XIV’s latest expansion has been a hit, and so many players have been losing themselves at the end of the Hydaelyn story arc. Sometimes, you don’t want to leave the house to pick up something to eat. After all, the login queues are brutal right now. In the evenings, we see 4k+ queues, sometimes up to 10,000 people, which is why this writer stays logged in while writing here at Esports Talk. But if you take part in this Grubhub x FFXIV collaboration, you can get a free emote: the brand-new “Eat Pizza” emote!
How to Get the Free “Eat Pizza” Emote
This free emote from Grubhub in FFXIV was revealed via Twitter by the FFXIV account. From December 9 (4:30 p.m. PST) to December 15 (8:59 p.m. PST), if you order $15 or more of food from Grubhub and use the promo code, you receive the free FFXIV emote. That’s $15 or more before taxes, fees, and tips. Just use the following promo code in the Grubhub app or website: ENDWALKER.
The email associated with your Grubhub account will receive a code used in the Mog Station. It’s being said that there are two “Eat Pizza” emotes on top of that. The first has your Warrior of Light enjoy the slice of pizza, and the other one also includes an awesome thumbs up. Pizza already exists in Eorzea, but now we can enjoy it anywhere in the world without crafting it. We should receive both emotes through this promotion as well.
The FFXIV: Endwalker is coming soon, and you can count on me staying in-game or in-queue all week and through the weekend to make sure you have everything you need to know about Square Enix’s epic expansion to FFXIV. We’re probably going to be ordering Chinese here instead of pizza, though. No matter what you order, make sure you use the ENDWALKER promo code to get your free FFXIV emote, courtesy of Grubhub. Or if you have a friend who wants it, why not order something and drop the code on them? There will also be free delivery (up to $6) for the first 20,000 orders.
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