So exactly what are all these people doing at Revenants Toll ??

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Originally Posted by Cid_Grim

Personally, I can't stand hanging out there. I teleport in, spend my tomes, then teleport to the FC house.

I suppose it's a way for end game players to socialize, or torment random people.

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Its good place to pass some time while waiting on Duty Finder, you can try to jump on the buildings and stuff, find new ways to get up really high lol

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Originally Posted by IfritReborn

I don't know and I wonder it too

Mor Dhona is absolutely DEPRESSING! Where the hell is the sun?! It's consistently dark and gloomy or PINK and feels like some form of middle-eastern refugee camp after the apocalypse!

I'm sorry but I'm not about that kind of life! I need sun, warmth and life. Not sex moans and a dreary atmosphere

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Ironically Mor Dhona actually used to be a lush, temperate arcadia, until Gaius and the XIVth Legion showed up in the year 1562 of the Sixth Astral Era, and, well, we all know how that turned out. ;) So if you want someone to blame for turning Mor Dhona into a crystallized wasteland blame the Garleans. ;)

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Originally Posted by Shioban

Every MMO has a main-hub.

WoW:-

Vanilla : Orgrimmar/Stormwind
Burning Crusade : (I can't remember I don't think it changed)
Wrath of the Lich King: Dalaran
Cataclysm: Orgrimmar/Stormwind

GW2:-

Launch: Lion's Arch
(No idea what it's changed to now after Scarlet invaded and lay waste to Lion's Arch, sorry~)

FFXI:-

Ere'thing else: Jeuno
Adoulin : Adoulin

FFXIV:-

1.0 > 1.23 : Ul'dah
2.0 > 2.2 : Mor Dhona (Although Limsa Lominsa is always very crowded due to its convenience)

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PoK in EQ1 used to be insane before they introduced guild housing. The entire server used it as "home base" and hung around it for ages looking for groups, HP buffs, and to use the bank.

I, for one, like to use the existing facilities (chair, bench, etc.) to wait for friends or just have a good chat.
I usually sit in the restaurant or perch myself on top of a tower as if on look out.

Or simply, when I'm grabbing a bite. I rarely stay more than 20 minutes though.

I wish the wilderness was more open so that I could perch myself on top of trees or hide under a rock though.

Every game have a place where people gather to show off their gears, cause...show off its like their main reason to play the game, I like to be there cause there´s where everyone take their primal horses that I love so friggin much.

I kinda miss Wineport being full of raiders...

Yeah, I know, the Float is that place now, but its not the same...

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Originally Posted by PArcher

I kinda miss Wineport being full of raiders...

Yeah, I know, the Float is that place now, but its not the same...

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Seeing people hang out in a vineyard was weird...

Least the float has an inn for the many adventurers. That guy must be making a killing right now.

that place is mostly for forming groups ive noticed here on adamantoise or at least thats how it is everytime i go their. anyone else notice that?

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Originally Posted by Shioban

Every MMO has a main-hub.

WoW:-

Vanilla : Orgrimmar/Stormwind
Burning Crusade : (I can't remember I don't think it changed)
Wrath of the Lich King: Dalaran
Cataclysm: Orgrimmar/Stormwind

GW2:-

Launch: Lion's Arch
(No idea what it's changed to now after Scarlet invaded and lay waste to Lion's Arch, sorry~)

FFXI:-

Ere'thing else: Jeuno
Adoulin : Adoulin

FFXIV:-

1.0 > 1.23 : Ul'dah
2.0 > 2.2 : Mor Dhona (Although Limsa Lominsa is always very crowded due to its convenience)

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The Burning Crusade was Shattrath, due to the portals to every capital. You may have just repressed the hordes of sparring Draenei. CLANK! CLANG! BWA-HAHAHAHAHA! CLANG!

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Originally Posted by Enkidoh

Ironically Mor Dhona actually used to be a lush, temperate arcadia, until Gaius and the XIVth Legion showed up in the year 1562 of the Sixth Astral Era, and, well, we all know how that turned out. ;) So if you want someone to blame for turning Mor Dhona into a crystallized wasteland blame the Garleans. ;)

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What I find interesting about all that is that it in retrospect kind of foreshadows and sets precedent for what happened to the world following the "Fall of Dalamud", with the massive aetheric flux causing sweeping ecological change and even the formation of the crystaline structures all around Mor Dhona, which are now present all around the Realm as a direct result of Bahamut. Wether it was intended or not.