[dev1000] Dynamis Reborn!

[Dale]

Remember the days Gil Farms would not buy expansions because they were too expensive. Now they can buy expansions and abyssea for 10-20 bucks for the lot.
now they can create level 90 jobs in just a day.

I have a feeling that they will come back in force with this update and farm Dynamis to the point where they will control the currency market as they did with the crafting markets for a few years.

I understand that FFXI is taking a more "WoW" approach to appeal to the teens with A.D.D who need everything quickly and with ease, but being able to not hit that lump like paying 500k per dynamis will allow Gil Farms to jump on a bandwagon and ease on in.

I'm on a server now where you can see new players buying gil left and right. People who you know just registered in the game and already buying items that are in the hundreds of thousands. It's nice that the game has cut the throat of a lot of gil farms and made gil pretty useless at some point, but i just have a bad feeling about taking the speed bump out of Dynamis events.

just an opinion,

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I don't know Yopop. As much as I hate to disagree when comparisons are made to WoW lol on this i'll have to. I do feel dynamis was a bit too troublesome to do and woudn't mind seeing it streamlined some to make it a little more accessible. I like challenge, but I also like events to be accessible and not overly dependent on large linkshells or rich gil buyers.

[Ilax]

I don't know Yopop. As much as I hate to disagree when comparisons are made to WoW lol on this i'll have to. I do feel dynamis was a bit too troublesome to do and woudn't mind seeing it streamlined some to make it a little more accessible. I like challenge, but I also like events to be accessible and not overly dependent on large linkshells or rich gil buyers.

Is why this event should remain 'on reservation' and more available (this say multiple instance) Because i don't see how an open zone will fix the monopolization.