change the quest allowence

I’m a little new to the game and I don’t know whether this has been suggested but well I’ve been playing the game FFXIV I noticed that I’m very limited in quests or battleleve's or the other ones, you get like what 4 levs very 5 hours or something. so why not change it around and lose the allowance and say for instance you have done all 4 level 30 quests at camp well whatever but you still have all the other quests to do including the low level one for your other classes and then just reimburse all the quests again after like 12 hours or something it just make the game so much more enjoyable and less constrained I love doing quests but I’m so limited on this game and I love playing this game compared to WoW and SWTOR because of the large variety of thing to do but allowances rely constrains the variety . I would like to know what you opinions are on this.

You can carry up to 16 quests at once, 8 regional leves, and 8 local leves. Remember that your leve allowances can stack up to 99 if you don't use all of them each day, so when you complete the leves you have listed head back to town and pick more up. You can also do behests with the battle wardens in camp for extra exp. I never looked in to what the timer's are on those, but they're basically kill x creatures across the zone and finishes in a pseudo boss fight. Also, new quests get released pretty much every patch, so we'll just have to be patient for more things to do. They're on the way.

you are allotted 4 leves every 12 hours
This 4 is shared by regional (battle, gathering and faction), local (Crafting) and company leves

This isn't a quest based game, sorry.

Hello,

The focal point of levelling up is not meant to be relying on using leves. It is one 'alternative' that can be used for fun (mini-quests) or strategically (power-levelling after saving up). However it should not be taken for granted as the de facto method for levelling up.

Personally I do the following for DoW/DoM:
No leves until level 15
Leves from 15 -> 25
Find people in Ul'Dah to party with.
(Note, I tend to get a LOT more experience when partying with people than with leves, and it is much more fun).

For DoL:
Stockpile 99 leves
Stockpile 100 anima.
Go Leve/Teleport crazy for a day (burn through half of that in one day!)
Go do something else till they regen (but you will get a lot of levels).

For DoH:
I do not use Leves personally, but understand from many that it is a good way to get XP, albeit can be frustrating/difficult to find good leves.


Good luck!

DoM/W leves slow down the lvling process imo. Find a good camp for your lvl and just kill kill kill. Even if you get less exp per mob, you can kill faster, create higher chains and get more exp per hr. The nice thing the devs did is that in one zone there will be mobs of different lvls near each other. So you can just run around the corner to higher lvl mobs when your exp gets sucky. Although I will admit leves 40+ can be good for DoW/M, esp GC leves that you dont need to constantly return to town to get more of.

Better yet get/form a pt and lvl up even faster.

I personally only use leves for DoH/L. So much faster for the most part over farming mats and then doing standard synths.

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Originally Posted by RyneM

You can carry up to 16 quests at once, 8 regional leves, and 8 local leves. Remember that your leve allowances can stack up to 99 if you don't use all of them each day, so when you complete the leves you have listed head back to town and pick more up. You can also do behests with the battle wardens in camp for extra exp. I never looked in to what the timer's are on those, but they're basically kill x creatures across the zone and finishes in a pseudo boss fight. Also, new quests get released pretty much every patch, so we'll just have to be patient for more things to do. They're on the way.

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I think those behests cycle every 30 minutes. But they are kinda fun in that they are different than your standard leve with a miniboss at the end. They are a good way to break up the monotony if you are leve grinding.