Way to offer better leveling for crafters.

$15 US/ Month, 50 cents a day.
6 Leve recharge per day, $2. US for 24 Leve Recharge via Pot or something.

They could even go $5 and give 30 as it's a premium service.

Those are projected numbers. The real question is, how often is it going to get used? I know how to grind Craft and Gathering. I was 68 Weaver before I even found the Kugane leve desk. I'm just under 66 Gsm, the other 7 crafts and all 3 gathering are 70 and I have never gone below 30 Leve points. Most people I know who put off leveling crafting don't want to assemble the mats and parts to make the Leve's. It's not a shortage of Leve points.

In summary, leveling isn't a problem in DoH or DoL. The issue if there is one is, if you don't have 5 to 50 mill in over melds an Omni 290 score crafter is at end game. Even if you devoted the time to all the yellow scrip gear you still aren't doing 1 or 2 star without over melds. tl:dr, leveling is the easy part.

I for one would like to to see more quests like the moogle crafting quests but with unlimited quests or use leve tokens. I really enjoyed the moogle quests but being limited to just 3 to 6 quests per day simply sucks.

The reason i like the moogle quests is that you dont have to go farm, gather or spend gil for mats just to turn in leve/collectables. I think it would be nice to have quests that hand you mats to craft items that mimic actual crafting. That way the quests have an equal difficulty to leves or collectables w/out waisting time or gil on obtaining materials.

I was really surprised the devs didn't create crafts/gathering quests in all stormblood areas to help rebuild the towns. There is so much potential for crafts and gathering classes. I would love to have crafting and gathering quests that will help rebuild the war torn areas and see what you built as you fly over (kinda like what happen as you ranked up in the moogle crafting area but for most areas in Stormblood) and get rewards to craft rare gear, glamour, mounts, minions and housing items.

P.S... Devs if you are reading this can we please get an Alchemy chemistry set like the one's we see in the Reach's Hospital for housing?

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Originally Posted by Astral145

I was really surprised the devs didn't create crafts/gathering quests in all stormblood areas to help rebuild the towns. There is so much potential for crafts and gathering classes.

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This has been a question asked since ARR launched. From poor starving people in refugee camps around Ul'dah to little Ala Mhigo and 'poor' people running around in rags. FF14 has always favored themepark on rails to any sort of emergent game play.

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This has been a question asked since ARR launched. From poor starving people in refugee camps around Ul'dah to little Ala Mhigo and 'poor' people running around in rags. FF14 has always favored themepark on rails to any sort of emergent game play.

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It's like people have completely forgotten about the poor starving people in Pearl lane and only care about the new areas ;)

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Originally Posted by QT_Melon

It's like people have completely forgotten about the poor starving people in Pearl lane and only care about the new areas ;)

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Sometimes, I feel that it's rather strange that the story only portraits Ul'dah as the only place among Ul'dah/Gridan/Limsa that has poor people. I personally don't believe that there are no poor people in Gridan/Limsa! LOL!

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Originally Posted by Caimie_Tsukino

Sometimes, I feel that it's rather strange that the story only portraits Ul'dah as the only place among Ul'dah/Gridan/Limsa that has poor people. I personally don't believe that there are no poor people in Gridan/Limsa! LOL!

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Some reason I imagine that even the poor in Limsa and Gridania have abilities to live off the land, hence the poaching that often happens. But Ul'dah...is just a lot of dirt and I'm sure the dust/sandfish taste nasty ;)

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Originally Posted by Caimie_Tsukino

Sometimes, I feel that it's rather strange that the story only portraits Ul'dah as the only place among Ul'dah/Gridan/Limsa that has poor people. I personally don't believe that there are no poor people in Gridan/Limsa! LOL!

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Youre right to think that Caimie. Its a coordinated propaganda campaign cooked up by the elementals and carried out by the pirates to make the honest hard working citizens of the shining oasis and the syndicate that runs their city look corrupt and decadent. I cant say too much, but the clues are all there.