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So, me and my friends are Level 50 since 3 days now. We defeated Garuda Hardmode yesterday and it seems like there is only titan left now. After we killed Titan is there something else to do than farming 300 Tomestones every week?
Please don't tell me to level new classes, that has nothing to do with end-content.
Could always try The Coil of Bahamut, I've heard next to nothing about it as no one has seemed to have beaten it.
Another instance? Never heard about it
Wish I could help answer the question, but I'm still stuck on Garuda Hard mode. I keep getting random groups of people who just hit 50 and were carried through Ifrit.
After Titan hardmode, you hand in the quest at the waking sands. It opens up the The Coils of Bahamut and you enter at wine port.
From what I've read, it's unlocked after you beat all 3 on HM. He drops the best gear in the game so far, but good luck with that lol
1: Craft
2: Level another class
3: "Double/Triple Mend your gear.
4: Work on AF+1/Relic
5: Farm Instances for the tomes For darklight gear. (Are you wearing all AF armor?)
6: Go outside?
It's people like you who kill games becuase you wanna rush to end experiencing 10% of the game then call the game bad.
1. Do you have abilities from other jobs for versatile play?
2. Have you even started your relic quest?
3. Is your gear even appropriate iLvL to start doing EndGame?
4. do you even know your gear has to be a Certain iLvl to even ATTEMPT "Coil of Bahamut" right?
Sorry to be harsh but there are many other things to do.
The Coil of Bahamut is an 8 man raid, not simply another instance - it has multiple turns or cycles (floors) and each should be as big as a seperate instance. Thoe coil of Bahamut should be the very hard endgame content.
Honestly - shouldn't have rushed it. Everyone should know mmo's take a while to get their feet off the ground and if you do choose to rush to 50, expect there to only be a fraction of the endgame it'll have later in the year, specifically patch 2.1 should bring in some more things to do.
bahaha sounds like a personal problem.