Mastercrafts Consumables Pls Nerf

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Originally Posted by Rehayem

OP wants everything to be handed to them on a silver platter :rolleyes:

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Correction: OP wants to raid and not touch crafting because it's boring as hell, just as many want to craft and never raid because it's not their thing :)

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Originally Posted by Rinalas

Correction: OP wants to raid and not touch crafting because it's boring as hell, just as many want to craft and never raid because it's not their thing :)

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Yeah, and like I said earlier, it's a "you" problem lol. Either learn how to make gil to buy stuff off of MB or stick your hands into crafting. The world doesn't revolve around you and your petty needs and wants.

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Originally Posted by Rinalas

But then when you all get your way and many of us have left, who will you sell to then?

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Firstly, I've already been getting my way since ARR. Somehow the game kept getting more players every year despite the tedium of crafting. You vastly overestimate your value as a player.

Secondly, I dunno how to tell you this but I'll manage to survive if this game shuts down entirely. I legitimately don't care if they shut down due to this issue. I'm not a stockholder.

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Originally Posted by Rinalas

Well with extremes, criterion and ultis, it's more like 7 fights per six months. And maybe you're right that they shouldn't change it. That's a choice for Square to make and which groups they prefer to alienate, if the sub of those who only enjoy the end-game aspect of their content is worth trying to change their game for. And yeah you are with the majority as we can see a lot of us have already left. The casual base has already done a lot of damage to the content I do enjoy and probably will continue to do so. This is likely me fruitlessly yelling into the uncaring casual void.
But then when you all get your way and many of us have left, who will you sell to then? A solution will need to be made, regardless. I notice at least on my data center that raid gear has already dropped in price a lot faster from savage launch than it used to. Funny, that.

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So then you have your money maker Faux Leaves sell the mounts and minions on the marketboard. So no need to touch crafting :P Not touched this market so have no clue if it's any good but what about the barding mats from Extremes?

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Originally Posted by gllt

I mean if you just want Square to give you fun ways to make gil, I'm all for that. Then you can do something to pay for your gear.

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This I wouldn't be opposed to I don't know why we cant get more rare mats from dungeons, raids, trials, savage etc.

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Originally Posted by Supersnow845

If truly the only content you enjoy is endgame raiding yet the cost of consumables is a barrier to your enjoyment then I think your group is extremely niche, you can make money from battle content as well if you don’t like crafting, field content is a endless font of money if you engage with it, daily roulettes give you almost 200k a day if you run on AIN jobs, deep dungeons give almost as much money as field content, treasure maps are incredibly lucrative

There is combat options to make money, if the only thing holding you to the game is literally savage and nothing else I think you just need to eat the cost of consumables as the functioning of the crafting market affects way more people

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I'm completely open to being proven differently on this but calculating the gil return on AIN bonus on my server is around 45k if I run every single one including the dreaded MSQ? I don't think different data centers have different flat-gil differences anymore?

The main reason roulettes or maps do not appeal to me is they are the usual "press 3 buttons and fall asleep while watching Youtube" kind of thing. If treasure Dungeons got criterion level difficulty, sign me up right now. Deep dungeons solo I am absolutely here for if not for the potsherd grind, really. Needing around 200 sustaining potions per floor 200 attempt takes a lot of wind out of those sails.

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Originally Posted by Rinalas

Correction: OP wants to raid and not touch crafting because it's boring as hell, just as many want to craft and never raid because it's not their thing :)

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Ergo : OP SHOULD do battle content like
~Fates(bicolor mats)
~Daily AIN Roulettes + bonuses (200k+)
>>There's also desynthing and selling the mats you get ie White Gold Ingot sells for 3-4kish on elemental and primarily obtain from desynthing Origenics and Epochal Accessories.
>>Using poetics to purchase old gear for seal turn ins
>>Turning in blue/green gear from dungeon for GC seals then buying glam prisms/coke with said seals to sell in MB.
~Daily Hunts(15k+/set),
~Eureka/Bunny fates
~Bozja Fragments
~Treasure maps
~Joining mount buying PF parties (1m-2m+)

Lots of battle content stuff that earns you money without having to touch crafting.

As a bonus, you can buy NPC sold mats and resell themm in marketboard for a markup, you'd be surprised how much crafters would eat a markup out of convenience rather than porting and walking towards a certain npc.

I mean if you just want Square to give you fun ways to make gil, I'm all for that. Then you can do something to pay for your gear.

Ah. Another person that is sick of part (or all) of the game, and instead of...not playing it...demands it be changed and/or removed to cater to them.

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Originally Posted by Plumerian_Ariadust

Even just doing the weekly custom deliveries would have given OP materia to meld or sell, and it takes less than 10mins per week.

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Sure, if I stay subbed to the game for all eternity. Why would I pay $30 a month on the times when I've already recleared the raid for a couple of months straight just to do crafter weekly? And I'm definitely not able to save up what I get from that for a long time at the start of the expansion because of the books and gear (about 1.5 crafter book and tool per week)

A little off topic, but this reminds me of a post I once saw on the WoW forum (back when I used to play), where some dude was begging for Blizzard to make it so single characters could adopt every profession, because they thought the idea of leveling alts was too cumbersome.

Keep in mind, alts are pretty important to WoW, since you're stuck with the one class per character. Everybody and their grandma has at least 3 characters at max because leveling is so streamlined in that game. And it's not like each character is insulated from each other--it's pretty common to form shell guilds solely for the purpose of sharing cash and materials between characters easily, and every new expansion seems to add more and more ability to have characters benefit from their alts. The newest expansion coming in about a week or so is blurring the line so much that it's basically FFXIV class swapping with a few more loading screens.

Needless to say, people on the forum ate him alive, telling him that he was suggesting that they uproot a pretty fundamental part of WoW gameplay just because he was too lazy to do what everyone else had already been doing for 15 (?) years at that point. I think I personally responded saying something about how I disliked how people were always trying to turn WoW into other games when they could just... y'know, play those other games.

Anyways, what were we talking about?