For 25 Allied Seals, 30 myth and 10 soldiery...Daily Marks should be worth a little more than 1-2 seals -__-
I'd be so much happier if I didn't feel like I was getting kicked in the nads for not doing a Weekly hunt or joining the legion in getting the As and Bs.
I can deal with the zone trodding and hunting for the big ones, but damnit it all the daily ones just seem so...pointless. Especially since the things I want (the armor because I am very very vain) are so expensive.
Tl;Dr;Dc: Daily Marks. Make em better.
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07-17-2014, 07:02 AMTheUltimate3Thoughts after 1 week of trying, finally cashing in my weekly Naul
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07-17-2014, 07:05 AMKrrA-greedo. Daily marks are such a joke and one of the many reasons why the horde is so overpopulated.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheUltimate3
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07-17-2014, 07:09 AMDeathFiend
I agree with you to a point. Only problem is that, S rank NMs only spawn like every other day or something, while As and Bs are more frequent. An A rank would suffice as a weekly kill, or else make a specific S rank NM that spawns like an A or B rank.
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07-17-2014, 07:14 AMTheUltimate3My thing though was not being tied to A B or S marks. Mainly because of the Horde and how quick/devastating they can be to a NM. If one didn't want to contend with the hordes, they are literally boned, with how much stuff costs in Allied Seals because if you do all of your dailies, you will only get 5 marks a day, which is absurdly low for how much stuff costs in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeathFiend
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07-17-2014, 08:30 AMAlkimi
I'd say increase reward of daily/weekly hunts by at least four or five times and make the weekly unique to the individual. Gives people a chance to slowly save up for stuff (Would work out as 281-350 seals per week for doing the bills).
Some of us like to do content other than hunts but it feels like we're being punished for not doing them 24/7 since it's the only way other than SCoB that people can get i110 gear. I'd rather they had not locked sands behind this crap or at least made them obtainable in some other way. -
07-17-2014, 08:34 AMTheUltimate3
I feel if sands weren't included, the number of allied seals obtained would be you know...good. Because yeah if you aren't riding around slaughtering NMs on the reg, you will not get anything from this feature for most of a year. A year.
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07-17-2014, 09:37 AMKat_Manx
Umm... Naul, on it's own, is worth 5 seals. Because of it being the mark, you get 20 more. Not the other way around. ^.^;
But yes, it's still useless. -
07-17-2014, 09:43 AMWelsper59Daily marks are not a reason why the hordes are so populated. It's 100% wrong to link the two. It's almost like you believe people have some level of modesty and restraint lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Krr
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07-17-2014, 10:25 AMKrrIt's like you don't understand population distribution via game design at all!Quote:
Originally Posted by Welsper59
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07-17-2014, 10:31 AMTupsi
They will in 2.4 - It's this low to keep us busy until then. This is also why there's weekly lockout on progression based content, they're not doing it just to do it.
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07-17-2014, 11:00 AMWelsper59Raising the reward of the daily marks will not stop others from doing what is essentially an infinite supply of said reward (Allied Seals from elite kills). Restricted once a day reward vs what is basically unrestricted supply... hmm...Quote:
Originally Posted by Krr
Unless you were going on a tangent and talking about something other than daily mark rewards (which is what the OP is talking about and what you actually made reference to). Basic understanding of how your peers function is not difficult. -
07-17-2014, 11:24 AMtOnni3
^ agreed.
I will do daily hunts and continue hoarding NMs as usual.
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07-17-2014, 11:56 AMOoshimaQuote:
Originally Posted by Welsper59
Daily marks are indeed not a reason why people are hoarding, really. Even if you increase the daily mark rewards, it is still just that 5 bills. If players wanted more or wanted the Sands/Oils or whatever faster, clusters still happen. It doesn't change a thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Krr
BUT - if daily marks yield better amount of seals, it is beneficial to the casual players or those who doesn't have enough time, or just want to take it as a daily/doesn't want to deal with hoards. I think it is pretty fair to do so. -
07-17-2014, 08:14 PMTheUltimate3That's what I want. I don't want to ride around endlessly for hours looking for a mark before the mob shows up. But at the same time, I don't want to be completely boned on rewards because I only get 5 seals per daily.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ooshima
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07-17-2014, 09:23 PMNekodarDaily is 7 seals. 1 seal each for the regular mob marks and 2 seals each for the FATE based marks.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheUltimate3
Should be 5 and 10 so that casuals can get any sense of progression from the daily hunt. Plus a bonus for completing all the daily marks.
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07-17-2014, 09:43 PMColt47
After trying to "hunt" naul as well and not ever managing to get him while he is up (especially given the regular work day the majority of us have to deal with), I tend to agree with the OP. Right now this isn't even what I would call hunting: this is just one big camping marathon of sitting at ones computer in a group, waiting for someone else to just happen to spot naul and praying that everyone can get there in time to cash in. I haven't tried the A or S rank ones yet, but I can't imagine them going down any differently.
Final Fantasy XII Job board hunts where the enemies are more like optional world boss fights that we can spawn for a limited time period, would make more sense then the current system. :(