This sounds like something someone awfully unhappy with their available outfits and mounts would say. Anyway, I don't care what other people think of what I'm wearing or what mounts and minions I summon. I choose my outfits, mounts, and minions for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by FusiaRain
Jobs start level and why it is bad to start so high
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12-22-2021, 08:02 PMRongway
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12-22-2021, 08:05 PMWolwosh
For me getting a job at level 70 already is very overwhelming.
I prefer to just start at level 1 tbh and then by the time I get to the 81 dungeons I know my job, unlike some other Sages i've already met..
It would be nice to have the option I think, because I would start lower than 70 60 or 50. -
12-22-2021, 08:06 PMFusiaRainlol or someone who has played many old games where what matter was grinding for power not shiny bullshit to make you feel better about your real life being trash lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rongway
diablo 2 grind for runes and become strong enough to wipe out everyone with levels and power was worth it not some title not some look but power.
ffxi grind was worth it you found spells and made yourself strong for your effort not some shiny bs that makes you feel better that your basically a nobody in real life that no-one gives a damn about lol -
12-22-2021, 08:09 PMBarwara
I’m not down at all to level every single other job from lvl 0 or 30. Levelling for the sake of levelling is already boring enough as it is, and job kits only get interesting in higher levels. Too bad for people that use skip potions and don’t know how to play their jobs, but I appreciate being able to take up a new class and not be forced to start at low level.
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12-22-2021, 08:10 PMVeliaireSage took me for a spin at first, but I don't think it takes 80 levels to learn it. I was able to grasp it after a handful of dungeons. I think the people who struggle the most are people who don't play healers, or don't really read the tool tips and just wing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolwosh
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12-22-2021, 08:30 PMKrotoanQuote:
Originally Posted by FusiaRain
Nothing you have ever done in a video game matters. All video games and their content are "shiny BS".
Nobody in real life cares that you ground out eleventy billion seasons of Diablo or how strong your FFXI character is/was.
None of it matters in "real life".
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12-22-2021, 08:38 PMRhysati
No. Just no. FFXIV is a very easy MMO with classes that have been so homogenized that if you can't figure out how to play a class within a couple minutes at max level, I don't know what to tell you.
If you want to learn to tank, start one of the original tanks and level up until you get to the level of a newer one. Same goes for DPS or heals. They all play nearly identical with a little bit of different flavor on each. Not enough to warrant the incredibly slow and dull grind of leveling them all the way up just because. -
12-22-2021, 08:43 PMFusiaRainDid you even read before you start typing...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rhysati
It wasnt about "learning how to play said job" it was about experiencing its progression
did I say it matter irl No i didn'tQuote:
Originally Posted by Krotoan
I said that grinding for power actrually has a purpose other showing off how pretty and shiny you can be lol -
12-22-2021, 08:48 PMDianoia
Very much disagree. As others have said, you need all of your abilities to learn your opener and rotation. Once you've leveled a job to 80 or 90, you pretty much understand all of the mechanics in the game. There's no need to start all over.
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12-22-2021, 08:56 PMKrotoanQuote:
Originally Posted by FusiaRain
And that purpose is more important or valuable than being pretty and shiny because? You say so? It matters to you?
Laughable.