Posting Restriction {Lv. 19}

Hi there,

Just wondering what level character we need to have in order to post outside of this New Player help forum? I'm nearly level 20 yet I still can't post. According to a thread in suggestions it's 25? Can I get clarification on this?

'New thread cannot be created due to either you have reached to your daily limit of your main character's level is not high enough.'



Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated,

Thank you =]

+1 I get this too, thought it was twenty since I'm level 18 =[

Come here and you dont have to worry about those problems

http://ffxivarr.forumotion.com/

Here you go : http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...st+restriction

again nobody have time for restrictions just for posting.

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Originally Posted by Nervusbreakdown

again nobody have time for restrictions just for posting.

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You have to understand that posting restrictions are there to avoid spam and people creating characters to post things using different identity.

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Originally Posted by Reinheart

You have to understand that posting restrictions are there to avoid spam and people creating characters to post things using different identity.

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How can they do that? I thought you can only uses these forums if you have a account activated for this game.
Also, people still spam the same ol' topics.
The error topics and more. This doesn't help anything at all. You're going to get stupid trolls wherever forums you go.
We already kept a lot from bay by having to sub to use the forums whereas beta forums, it was a free for all. S:

this is REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEALLY bullshit.
I mean, C'MON, how can people expect to build a community without a forum? without chit-chat and chilling on the forums?

THIS IS SO SCREWED UP I CAN'T EVEN BEGIN DESCRIBING

Thanks for the replies everyone! Just sped up leveling to Lv. 25 just so I can post a new suggestion thread for a creative forum (For fanart/fanfiction/screenshots/comis ext) but alas! It still won't let me make a new thread. =[ Sigh.

I wish they'd be a bit more lax on that limit; it's a bit stringent.