A little help with jobs

Unfortunately raiding with a static might be impossible with only 1 hour every day.

I honestly think part of it is also your expectation. You want to play like you used to, but your college lifestyle just doesn't allow it. So you either have to change your college lifestyle or your game time (maybe a 3 or 4 hour binge on the weekends instead of 1 hour every day). That way you can raid and do other content than the 1 hour dungeons and hunts you've been doing.

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Originally Posted by Umbreon_skystorm

The problem is I get ilvl 160 gear from ex roulette and I need to get 170 to enter on alexander... so I need to get +/- 2000 laws to enter there, and this is like... 20 dgs after I get lvl 60 ( except for my smn that it's already 60)

But maybe you are right... I'll ger some ilv with my Scholar and try to enter at Alexander normal to see if I can get back my lust to heal ahahahhahahah

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Well, bear in mind that those Ex Roulettes are also earning you Esoterics. Eso armor is ilvl 200, so for every piece of Eso, you can have three pieces of 160 dungeon armor and still meet the 170 requirements.

Additionally, Law armor can be upgraded to 180; each 180 law balances one piece of 160 dungeon gear.

Of course, looking at it that way will only get you into Alex at the MINIMUM requirements. Which may be good or bad depending on how exciting you like your raids to be. :P

With your very limited playtime, Umbreon, I'm wondering if this is even the right game or genre for you.

MMOs have an incredible investment of time compared to other games. To compare, I ran through Farcry 4 recently, and with every single quest and collectible in the game done my save game sits around 40 hours.

40 hours in this game? If you're reading quest text, you're MAYBE around level 30 on your first class.

Learning to play a given job effectively also requires investment, and not in tiny chunks spread out over a month, but in a long continuous session so you get an actualy FEEL for how the job works; likely the source of people complaining about your DPS as you mentioned - you simply don't have the time to really feel how the job works and is most effective.

Perhaps you should look at playing offline/single-player RPGs or the like while you're in university? They are a lot more forgiving about only playing an hour a day.

I have a sch at level 60, i play since 2.3 ^^
I just don't have time now...and thats why I posted this thread, I'm almost leaving ffxiv cause I'm bored so maybe some people around here can gimme a help to void this boredness that are draining my motivations to continue on this awesome mmo

And when I say they cryed because of my dps... They not even saw it... They just kicked me before the raid/dg started or said that I need to do this mechanic or that one because Im useless (before the boss started and they not even checked my dps to confirm)