What is the basis for your argument?
The books give Regen, Refresh, Reraise, Haste, and a potent food effect...all of this in addition to an extremely generous bonus to xp/hr rate along with incremental hourly gil infusions.
Why would anyone ever level in WoTG? You go there for campaign, missioning, and perhaps the opportunity to shore up a few pieces of gear.
A level 60 cannot gear themselves up with AN gear in any meaningful way. I did some campaign at 70 to get the AN for my trusts. All I did was follow a JP around and heal him. I got about 2,000 AN per battle. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, and the fact that anyone on this forum WOULD shows me what a delusional troll they are.
I did it out of desperation to experience the game the way it was "meant to be played," rather that just trading in a copper voucher and calling it a day. Stupid move.
I think the real point here is that no one ever gives any indication of how we should "just know" that this is dead content. Where on the wiki does it state...oh, don't even bother.
How was Crevox supposed to know whether or not WoTG was dead content? After all, he zoned in and got insta-gibbed?
Seriously, had he zoned into Rolanberry [S] he would have been greeted by level 33 non-aggro mobs. But instead, he probably popped in Batallia, and got mauled by a level 50-something tiger or goblin.
I think it's hilarious that every new player in this game is supposed to just intuitively assume that they will need Sneak and Invisible to travel ANYWHERE meaningful, because if for one signle second they stop pretending they are Solid effing Snake they will immediately be punished.
When I first found out that the basis for accomplishing much in this game was to simply cloak up and run past it invisible I was sorely disappointed.
Remember that one great Final Fantasy where instead of fighting to the death, you just hid from everything?
Yeah...I don't either.


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