We had many custom deliveris.

Why it's limited allowances 12?

Like we had 7 custom deliveris. Sure later Endwalker more.

Would let we use more like allowances 24 or 30 than 12.

My best guess would be that they want to limit the amount of rewards that can be obtained easly - all rewards (scrips, exp, gil - if we want to count that amount...) are obtainable through other means, that involve more effort and ressources spend (while weekly deliviers are extremly easy and quickly finished).

So if they increas the amount of weekly deliviers, they would most likely also decrease the reward to reflect that.

As we are getting more and more custom deliveries, they should totally increase the cap to at least 18 now

Yeah. Put a weekly cap on the number of scrips and exp you can earn from them if that's the issue, but let us do the turn ins for everyone every week. Anyone coming in now will basically NEVER catch up on the achievements and such. (see also, Beast Tribe allowances.)

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Originally Posted by Brightamethyst

Yeah. Put a weekly cap on the number of scrips and exp you can earn from them if that's the issue, but let us do the turn ins for everyone every week. Anyone coming in now will basically NEVER catch up on the achievements and such. (see also, Beast Tribe allowances.)

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Never? You can easily get all the achievements for any one of the Custom Deliveries in far less time than the time between adding new Custom deliveries.
So if you just make sure to do all your custom deliveries each week you will have no problem catching up with all the achievements for them. It just takes a bit of time.

(Same with beast tribes. Maxing out reputation with all of them isn't hard at all, it just takes time.)

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Originally Posted by OwlBlackX

Why it's limited allowances 12?

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Vidu has the answer.

In one word: inflation.

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Originally Posted by Shadygrove

Vidu has the answer.

In one word: inflation.

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Unfortunately, even crafter materia is pretty worthless on the market now. A few thousand at most for a VII materia and under 10k for a VIII. There's just so much already out there from armor bonding. Everything else from scrips is pretty low yield too. I'm just saying that supply and demand has already been swung by high supply on the market, at least 6 more weekly deliveries isn't gonna hurt that much.

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Originally Posted by TW-Luna

Unfortunately, even crafter materia is pretty worthless on the market now. A few thousand at most for a VII materia and under 10k for a VIII. There's just so much already out there from armor bonding. Everything else from scrips is pretty low yield too. I'm just saying that supply and demand has already been swung by high supply on the market, at least 6 more weekly deliveries isn't gonna hurt that much.

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If things are that cheap then we really don't need to have more deliveries, either.

I doubt it's the scrip items that make it to the MB that SE is worried about. It's the non-tradeable rewards that SE wants to limit to increase content longevity.

The only real problem are the achievments for the 150 deliveries. It takes 88 weeks to get them for all NPCs - that's 1.5 years! And in the meantime they will add even more NPCs for deliveries...

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The only real problem are the achievments for the 150 deliveries. It takes 88 weeks to get them for all NPCs - that's 1.5 years! And in the meantime they will add even more NPCs for deliveries...

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Unless SE increases the number of new delivery NPCs added each expansion from 3 to 8, there is no danger that it will be impossible for new players to get all the 150 delivery achievements. They may not be able to do it in a single expansion but there's no reason why they would need to. The achievements are there to give players things to do over time. They aren't an obstacle to progression.

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Originally Posted by Tint

The only real problem are the achievments for the 150 deliveries. It takes 88 weeks to get them for all NPCs - that's 1.5 years! And in the meantime they will add even more NPCs for deliveries...

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That's not a problem. Sure, it takes time, but why is that a problem? New NPCs for deliveries will likely be added, but if past history is anything to go by, they will be added at a slower rate than the achievements for the old ones can be finished.
It may take several years to finish all those achievements, but since players typically stick around with the game for several years, and since the achievements aren't actually needed for anything else, this is not a problem.