People who's Solo lower levels 20-30 ..

Wow really no one even helps do chain events fates anymore what gives ?

People are all lvling jobs 50-60 and doing HW things.

Well im trying to level up my new character and yet no one helps :( even doing chain fate for exp (got told off)

Do leves in between dungeons and soloable FATEs. Since no one is doing FATEs at those levels, they should be very easy/fast to do, except maybe the boss ones. Certain leves are doable in around 30sec.

With your chocobo you should be able to handle all FATES except some of the chain ones or boss ones.

Well what point in rushing to 60 then

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Well what point in rushing to 60 then

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It's not too difficult. Theres Leves, roulette, challenge log, hunting log, FATES, etc. Once you hit 40 it should be easier to find FATE pts in Coerthas and N Thanalan then move to HW zones.

I'm confused. Are we really complaining that strangers won't go out of their way to do something for you that they may not want or need when you have plenty of alternative sources of experience points? If you were actually stuck on gated content I could understand, but FATEs? Come on.

I'm assuming you were trying to do the South Shroud fate chain for achievements? Either the couerl king or the capture the base one?

If that's your objective, I guess try a party finder. There are better alternatives for xp at those levels now, so they probably are ignored by people leveling. Most high level players wouldn't even stop in South Shroud unless they were gathering mats for crafting, or doing an unhidden map. If I saw someone running a party finder for specific fate achievements, I might come help, but I wouldn't randomly find myself in that part of the map otherwise.

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Originally Posted by Drakeos

Well what point in rushing to 60 then

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What's the rush?
Beats me. I don't understand why people do it.
I always tell people not to rush, to play at their own pace, and to enjoy all that the game has to offer as they level up. After all, it's not the destination but the journey that's important.