So the fact that you spent countless of hours exping all those jobs, automatically makes you a better player than someone who has leeched 1 or more jobs in abyssea? Or someone that's smn burned a job? Or God forbid - anyone that's ever had a PL?
As for me, I never wanted Maat's Cap, there are certain jobs I cannot stand playing or that I simply have no interest in playing. Hence my 10 90s only. :-)
You should do yourself a favour and take a long break from the game, you are so bitter about your Maat's Cap and the fact that exping has become easier, it can't possibly be good for your mental health.
Originally Posted by SpankWustler
I think that not making people depend on fools while grinding up slow painful exp. is good - who cares how many 90s the fools have? You don't have to depend on them anymore.
I don't think that leeches are the problem. What IS a problem is people who can't do Abyssea for whatever reason are fairly screwed. I am speaking from experience here. Trying to find a party outside Abyssea sucks.
Lmao alot of thfs didnt know how sata worked long before even level sync was introduced. Same with other dd was my biggest headache setting sata up when levling thf sub up pre level sync.
All that other stuff was there way before abyssea was bird parties and smn burn. Before that was axe,fist and mana burn parties
If there were no easy mode, you wouldn't have trouble finding non-Abyssea xp parties. This is why I hope SE blocks any xp gain past 90 in Abyssea. I can see making the path more streamlined for 75+, but SE made a big mistake allowing people to gain xp at lower levels. THAT is a HUGE reason people can't find xp parties outside Abyssea (and I sympathize, as I refuse to leech my jobs there and rely on soloing or rare xp parties).
The whole argument is pointless anyway. It's like being trapped on an island of kids who scoff at the idea that they should eat vegetables before dessert.
The point at which the guy brought up Bards being gimp for fulltiming Marches really pretty much solidified for me that he's basically your stereotypical Pre-Abyssea Maat's Cap. Tons of jobs, doesn't know a damn thing about game mechanics or gear.
Protip: 99.99999% of the time, a single March will add significantly more damage than any other bard song. The whole "Haste = Miss Faster" bullshit should have died in 2006.
I will have my revenge!
Thought my post would stop the generalizing.
Leveling the old way does not atomically a better player so quit sounding like your views are based on that. Leeching a job does not atomically mean you will always suck at it.
HOWEVER! The leeching does mean more people will be gimp/ low performing at jobs then in the past, but like I explained in my post that does not hold true for EVERYONE! People are also lazier while leveing in abyssea, I do try to get said people kicked if they do not change. ( I try not to be elitist but you need to be at lest trying to be productive)
can click that to go to my post ( for people that missed it)
When the level cap was first raised, and we didn't know how abyssea worked, I wanted to cry at the thought of having to exp my 7 75s. Having to put up with gimp ass DDs, drks fulltiming souleater, people leaving the party with 1 minute notice, no brds seeking omg!, shitty healers, 1 or even 2 party members afking unannounced, and competing for exp camps and mobs for a few k exp per hour - it was the last thing I wanted to go through again.
The first week or so, that's exactly what happened too. Every damn possible exp camp was full to the max and then some. Ffs I went to PROMYVION for exp and had to compete for mobs there too!!!
Thank you SE, for abyssea.
Last edited by Tamoa; 03-31-2011 at 03:00 AM.
Originally Posted by SpankWustler
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