Fighting enemies isn't practical. Large mobs of people are moving between fates. This is true even of players who are far underleveled because the xp is better. I want to offer some suggestions to make the experience, now and in the future, more sustainable and enjoyable.
- Make all enemies passive.
- Reduce the level difference of monsters to spawn fates and the fates themselves to be maybe 2 or 3. As it stands, I have to kill level 6 enemies to spawn a level 1 fate, and the xp for the level 1 fate is poor compared to any fate level 4 and up.
- Lower the level to use mounts since enemies will be passive.
It's one thing to make something a grind, it's another to make it feel like suffering, especially in a game. I don't mind taking time to complete a task but it's pretty poorly implemented as is. The layout, the triggering of the events, the elemental affinity impact, the travel, etc.
Some suggested changes to make Eureka More Tolerable
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03-26-2018, 01:09 AMClaigerSome suggested changes to make Eureka More Tolerable
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03-26-2018, 12:09 PMHellstorm
Disagree with making mobs passive as there needs to be danger or there is no point. Only thing i would change gameplay is give more crystals to lamaru and amarok because right now people avoid them because it "to much of a pain" which is to bad because they are fun fights
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03-27-2018, 05:00 AMTaleraRistain
I wouldn't say all mobs but they could pepper some passives into the mix. Not everything was out to get you in the old school MMOs this area is based around. Sometimes there were chill mobs you could wander right past.
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03-28-2018, 09:43 PMPastahnak
Ya you know this secret island that poofed into existence, devoured our first expedition whole, and now requires the freaking WOL to save the day? Ya let's makes them give out hugs instead of 1hko.
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03-30-2018, 02:55 AMAvatreThey already give out hugs. Studded with razor sharp claws/teeth/spikes that they impale you with during the hugging process.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pastahnak
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03-30-2018, 03:08 AMManuelBravo1. Passive? come on they are literately blind you can walk behind them and by pass 90% of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Claiger
2. Reducing levels? Your either too low of a level or low level in high NM fates, being appropriate level helps .
3. Lvl 17 is the quest based on story line so it makes sense. Do the story to understand why mounts are not usable before hand. Hint: If you read the story at the start it's common sense.
New patch helped with the grinding part, IT IS NOT HARD PEOPLE ARE LAZY. For crying out loud people afk while others do the work and complain....It may be boring, but you can take your time. take a break here and there. It's been less than a month that it has been out and some of us have more patience than others. Before nerfing at least let the next part of Eureka to come out. -
04-04-2018, 09:21 PMSunspawn
My problem with is - it's still mind-numbingly boring to solo-grind mobs, most people are with the fate train so can't get a group to grind mobs faster and half the time it takes several deaths just to get to the fate train.
Basically, Eureka absolutely SUCKS at a low-level. -
04-06-2018, 04:47 PMKrojackFriends are your friend. I went in with FC pals and it's a blast. Starting off was kinda rough but thats why you don't lose exp till you're level 6+ and can't delevel till 11+. A friend of mine didn't get to play as much so got behind. I just gave them a ride on my chocobo. They got leveled up pretty quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sunspawn
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04-06-2018, 05:11 PMHyoMinParkTo address the suggestions in your list:Quote:
Originally Posted by Claiger
—Mobs become passive once you out-level them. I believe the threshold is 2 levels above, and they stop automatically aggroing you. When you’re low-level, most mobs can be traveled around by either moving behind them or using a NIN’s Hide skill (very few mobs have true sight to prevent you from going around them this way, and they’re Level 20 or higher—the Magic Fans and the Apas are two mobs that will turn around and destroy you regardless of if you are Hidden or are sneaking around them). If you need to go somewhere for a quest (like the level 13 one or the level 17 one where the areas are particularly dangerous still), you can always ask a friend to travel with you. Have them go on healer or RDM so that they can Raise you if you get bopped by a mob, and hover back so that they don’t also get bopped.
—I don’t really think there’s an issue with the level differences. The level 6 monsters can be killed relatively easy by a party of people 3~4 levels lower than them, and the NM FATEs give you experience based on their level (i.e., Sabotender will always give you the roughly 3,000 EXP even when you are level 19). Higher level NMs scale better the closer you get to their level, but all FATEs scale based on level. For low levels, that 3,000 EXP is a pretty good chunk of EXP; maybe not so much for a level 15, but there are level 15+ FATEs for those players to offset the lower experience from lower level ones.
—I wouldn’t be totally opposed to this. Maybe lower it to level 13 and include it with the level 13 quest. Then again, enemies become passive as you out-level them, so a level 15 traveling around the level 13 or lower mobs will have zero issue. Plus, the level 16 and 17 mobs will no longer hurt you as much as they would if you were level 3. If you’re participating in the FATE train parties, it’s not uncommon for higher level players in a party to give the lower levels a ride on their double mounts. They just have to be careful in high level areas, since the mobs can still aggro you while on their mount. But people always stop and pick you back up after you die; they are remarkably good about not leaving people dead on the ground when the train is moving.