Suggestion: Auto-Use Gil Threshold for Aetheryte Tickets

I hear from many players who do not use aetheryte tickets, despite wanting to, because the extra pop-up to select whether to use a ticket on every teleport puts them off. Personally, I have a specific gil threshold above which I will use an aetheryte ticket, and below that I will pay the gil fee. (With multiple kinds of aetheryte tickets that could apply to the same teleport, there would be multiple thresholds.)

It would be wonderful if I could simply enter this threshold as a setting and skip the pop-up. This seems like it would also save other players frustration, as they would no longer have to choose between saving gil and saving button presses / time. (If multiple kinds of aetheryte tickets apply, use the one with the lowest threshold, as that is clearly the least valuable one to the player.)

Since teleport fees are being rebalanced and recalculated for Endwalker, this player frustration seems like it would only become stronger without some sort of automatic use system. I completely understand that it may well not be possible to implement and test this change for 6.00, but whenever it can be done it would smooth the gameplay experience.

Thank you for reading.

This is already going to happen in Endwalker

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Originally Posted by Kimmay

This is already going to happen in Endwalker

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If so, that would be great! Do you have a source confirming that?

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Originally Posted by Kimmay

This is already going to happen in Endwalker

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All I know is that they raising the cap on teleport fees.

Did they say something else during a live letter or other interview?

This would be a nice feature.
I often have a threshold I use for tickets as well.

Tho it doesn't bother me to select yes or no, would be a nice lil QoL improvement.

the translation saying there is will be a setting for gil threshold is incorrect. the correct quote is there will be a setting to not have the prompt show up if you are using a ticket. if i remember correctly that is.