Not if everyone just waits for them to pop on the AH so they can throw their gil at them. If no one farms, no one has them to sell, no one can buy them, supply is dead.Cool for you, you know the problem? Nearly every zone will have weather, which instantly kills your chances at a Flame Geode dropping because guess what? It changed to Breeze, or Soil, or Aqua. If you do it in Abyssea, again, it can drop -ites instead, oh look, guess no Geodes for you again.And I wanna meet the guy that can kill lesser colibris in 1 swing too. Holy balls are any of you proper DDs? Can clear a zone of 20 mobs before any of them repop...Again, most areas have weather, so be it an example or not, its the case almost everywhere in the game!Same can be said about any zone with easy preys. Wajaom was an example.Sorry I didn't know only what you have problems with were an issue. This is one, Fire weather is a problem in itself and always has been. I remember having to camp areas for a few days back when I had to unlock SMN, why? Because weather was never around, Fire was a pain to get, before it was only for that, so it wasn't such a bit problem. Now the problem is worth mentioning because geodes are effected and create some of the most powerful easily accessible weapons in the game. They are not R/M/E, they are more for people with short amounts of time, no endgame or Emp LS, or players who need it for offhand. But by screwing this up because STR weapons are actually good, is also screwing every other trial that needs them, including Staffs, which are a popular thing for mages. Fire is the 3rd best in damage for nuking staves, yet it is 30 times more expensive, and 100 times harder to farm, than an Ice staff, or Thunder staff! Please go troll somewhere else it isn't needed here, you disagree only to argue with people or because you rather watch people you think are "noobs" or not putting work in, suffer.Guys have fun dreaming for the stupidest things while the rest of us dream for things that actually matter and are actually an issue.


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