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Yea Aeron; that is all i was saying basically, an ease of requirements would equate to more willing ppl.
Making a REM occupies time; heck, some LS were strictly dedicated to building emps during the abyssea era^^ In a way; the majority of their playtime was focused on helping members build emps. I was in a few of those shells and emps were like an everyday/night kind of thing. Most people spend a majority of their time building a endgame weapon, I mean, the funds have to come from somewhere, right? Some may use dyna currency to fund mythics or spend days or weeks shouting/selling delve win runs. in essence; the majority of their playtime may carter to building a mythic. Salvage, NI, einherjar, funding, etc; that is alot of playtime dedicated to a weapon. If you built a REM, in essence, you payed to play for it among other activities. More players would make a mythic if requirements were eased, even new players would return to do something they never accomplished. The chance of owning a mythic may inspire ppl to play. Some players have an affinity towards REM as they do certain jobs. I only payed to play my bst or ninja; why when there are a ton of other jobs? Well, those are just the jobs I like^^ I can only speak for myself, but if the requirements were eased, i may return, just to play with a mythic. A mythic unlocks new-found powers to certain jobs, hence it may inspire me to try jobs other than nin or bst (Can afford one, but the other requirements are pretty "Eh")
Weapons mean everything; look at the shouts, REM have become a requirement of sorts. So yes, you pay to play for a REM, otherwise, those shouts to play content would not include specific weapon types. Some may not be interested in XI without the ultimate weapons. You see the $hit storm that new brd instrument caused, REM owners truly value these weapons. They payed to play for it some they will have an edge; not to mention they are shouted for in endgame events.