At the very least, white scrips' maximum should be bumped by another 1-2k

When turning in custom deliveries, even if you start from 0, if you turn in max collectability and it happens to be bonus, you're doing 2 trips so as to not waste loss of extra scrips.

I'm not asking for the world here or being greedy or whatever. It's just good logic to at least match a weekly turn in of one custom delivery npc.

Unless this is some technical issue here that they've previously stated and I just don't remember and/or haven't heard about, this really shouldn't be an issue at all.

EDIT: I forgot to list the locations where the double trips are annoying, from most annoying to least:

-Rhalgr's reach - M'Naago

- Ishgard - Ell Tou

-Eulmore

-Tamamizu

Everybody else is within incredibly short distance of a scrip exchange npc but the PRIME annoyance remains: double trips that could be spared if we were allocated more space to hold white scrips. If you feel like I'm exaggerating or just plain wrong, explain it to me like I'm a dumb 5 year old why that is.

yes please. xD
I've been buying the 80 scrip gear so I don't cap

Or simply reduce the reward by 50% while also reduce the cost of all item from scrip vendor by 50%, this way, we can do 2 custom deliveries without having to spent the scrip rewarded from the first npc weekly..... it is an easy quality of life improvement

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Originally Posted by Ravor

Or simply reduce the reward by 50% while also reduce the cost of all item from scrip vendor by 50%, this way, we can do 2 custom deliveries without having to spent the scrip rewarded from the first npc weekly..... it is an easy quality of life improvement

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This the part where a SE dev should be telling another "write that down, write that down".

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Originally Posted by Ravor

Or simply reduce the reward by 50% while also reduce the cost of all item from scrip vendor by 50%, this way, we can do 2 custom deliveries without having to spent the scrip rewarded from the first npc weekly..... it is an easy quality of life improvement

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either way works really.

Yes, please. I mitigate it by dumping scrips before I do the first turn-in and between the first and second turn-ins but it would still be nice if we could dump scrips before we start and that's all we needed.

tbh, I'd rather they let us convert 1k scrip to a token that can be converted back later.
But I feel like they won't ever let us do that xD

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Originally Posted by hagare

tbh, I'd rather they let us convert 1k scrip to a token that can be converted back later.
But I feel like they won't ever let us do that xD

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They won't. The point of the cap is to encourage spending cuz players don't want excessive currency being wasted. If they let players to amass currency, it means they will have to deal with currency inflation later.

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Originally Posted by Ravor

Or simply reduce the reward by 50% while also reduce the cost of all item from scrip vendor by 50%, this way, we can do 2 custom deliveries without having to spent the scrip rewarded from the first npc weekly..... it is an easy quality of life improvement

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It is basically just x2 the cap with extra steps. Half the rewards, half the costs sound like much more work than just x2 the cap. If they half the cap to 1000 too, then we return to the original problem.


I think it would be better if SE implement a temporary overflow that allows you to go over the cap, but the excessive amount will get cut if you let them stay unspend during daily rest.


For example, you turn everything and get 3,000/2000 scrips. If you don't spend the excessive 1,000 scripts, the next daily reset will crop away the excessive, setting it back to 2000/2000. This way, you can just go over the cap without worrying about making round trips.

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Originally Posted by Momo_Kozuki

They won't. The point of the cap is to encourage spending cuz players don't want excessive currency being wasted. If they let players to amass currency, it means they will have to deal with currency inflation later.

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yeah I know. But a man can dream.
And it stops being a dream the moment it comes true