Sometimes, you just want a good 'ol grind

I haven't upgraded my crafter/gathering tools and gear to i620 yet. While I could just buy it all outright for <10mil without breaking my bank, and upgrade in less than 5 minutes. I could also make this money back in less time it takes to gather all the materials needed and craft it all up. I figure why when I can make a big 'ol grindfest out of it, and draw it over the course of the next couple of weeks?

I know these kind of things aren't for everyone, but if you're not doing much other than hammering away at roulettes and cherry picking other content like an occasional Unreal Trial, treasure dungeons, relic steps, Alliance raid, hunts, PvP etc. then I figure why not give yourself something that will really eat up some time? There's just something about a grind that gives you such a euphoric sense of accomplishment when done that makes it worth it, so I decided to do it without spending any gil other than for things like teleportation costs. Even writing out everything I needed took me almost an hour xD.

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Items needed to craft all tools and gear:

Craftsman Alkahest x67
Rutilated Quartz x17
Ilmenite Ingot x85
Bayberry Cloth x28
Titanboa Leather x31
Zoisite x52
Paldao Lumber x41

This all breaks down to:
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Scrip items:
Gripgel x119 (59,500 white crafter scrips)
Immutable Solution x119 (14,875 purple crafter scrips)
Earthbreak Aethersand x138 (41,400 purple gatherer scrips)

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Tomestone items:

Hanish Varnish x82
Vanudinite x170
Thavnairian Almandine x34
Palebloom Kudzu Cloth x56
Titanboa Skin x 62

Total tomes of Astronomy = 8,080
*I actually already had all of this since I eventually ran out of things to spend these tomes on from the daily roulettes*

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Gatherable items:

Mornveil treebark x164
Paldao log x164
Ilmenite x425
Raw Zoisite x208
Raw Rutilated Quartz x85
Bayberry x140
Haritaki x155

All of this can be gathered in a day or two depending on how much time in game you want to spend towards it.
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The biggest time sink are the scrips, which requires countless hours of monotonous gathering and crafting. I didn't even include the gathering and crafting needed to make the food you require to meet the requirements. A grind wouldn't be a grind without these things though, now would it? You quickly figure out the most efficient methods to acquire the scrips. The hardest part is not giving into temptation on just buying, or partially buying some of the things you need.

Goal is to complete the grind, glamour and meld in two weeks while maintaining normal RL routine.

Since 6.35 is a mid-patch, I can wait for its content until the grind is done. 6.4 is still a ways off.

Oh, and thanks for reading :)

Now this is my kind of grind! This looks awesome. :D Good luck!

Meanwhile I've done gear up and pentameld all my DoH and DoL on 6.3 week 1...

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Originally Posted by Ilanya

Now this is my kind of grind! This looks awesome. :D Good luck!

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Thanks bud. I'm definitely looking forward to that sense of accomplishment from taking the long, uphill path and finishing!

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Originally Posted by Knot_D

Meanwhile I've done gear up and pentameld all my DoH and DoL on 6.3 week 1...

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Good luck! I take longer than others too (just finished pentamelding my DoL set tonight) because I gather and craft everything myself as well. It's rather rewarding.

Are you going to grind for materia too or let that be something bought?

how do you even make that much gil a week. At least here on adamantoise crafted tools/gear, exciting tonic, materia and deep dungeon mounts, all the usual reliable selling items are flooded constantly.

even housing items dont sell for much this and last patch and there's usually a market to corner there from sheer volume

This is a nice blogpost. If you dont want to spend gil even on teleporting at you could clear out the blue carnival weeklies and buy free teleport tickets.

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Originally Posted by Gemina

I haven't upgraded my crafter/gathering tools and gear to i620 yet. While I could just buy it all outright for <10mil without breaking my bank, and upgrade in less than 5 minutes. I could also make this money back in less time it takes to gather all the materials needed and craft it all up. I figure why when I can make a big 'ol grindfest out of it, and draw it over the course of the next couple of weeks?

I know these kind of things aren't for everyone, but if you're not doing much other than hammering away at roulettes and cherry picking other content like an occasional Unreal Trial, treasure dungeons, relic steps, Alliance raid, hunts, PvP etc. then I figure why not give yourself something that will really eat up some time? There's just something about a grind that gives you such a euphoric sense of accomplishment when done that makes it worth it, so I decided to do it without spending any gil other than for things like teleportation costs. Even writing out everything I needed took me almost an hour xD.

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Items needed to craft all tools and gear:

Craftsman Alkahest x67
Rutilated Quartz x17
Ilmenite Ingot x85
Bayberry Cloth x28
Titanboa Leather x31
Zoisite x52
Paldao Lumber x41

This all breaks down to:
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Scrip items:
Gripgel x119 (59,500 white crafter scrips)
Immutable Solution x119 (14,875 purple crafter scrips)
Earthbreak Aethersand x138 (41,400 purple gatherer scrips)

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Tomestone items:

Hanish Varnish x82
Vanudinite x170
Thavnairian Almandine x34
Palebloom Kudzu Cloth x56
Titanboa Skin x 62

Total tomes of Astronomy = 8,080
*I actually already had all of this since I eventually ran out of things to spend these tomes on from the daily roulettes*

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Gatherable items:

Mornveil treebark x164
Paldao log x164
Ilmenite x425
Raw Zoisite x208
Raw Rutilated Quartz x85
Bayberry x140
Haritaki x155

All of this can be gathered in a day or two depending on how much time in game you want to spend towards it.
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The biggest time sink are the scrips, which requires countless hours of monotonous gathering and crafting. I didn't even include the gathering and crafting needed to make the food you require to meet the requirements. A grind wouldn't be a grind without these things though, now would it? You quickly figure out the most efficient methods to acquire the scrips. The hardest part is not giving into temptation on just buying, or partially buying some of the things you need.

Goal is to complete the grind, glamour and meld in two weeks while maintaining normal RL routine.

Since 6.35 is a mid-patch, I can wait for its content until the grind is done. 6.4 is still a ways off.

Oh, and thanks for reading :)

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This is the kind of grind I'm ok with. A clearly achievable one that you can make daily or weekly progress to. While some of those gathering mats are on timers, they're on timers every single hour not once a day.

I got lucky and got a leg piece someone mis-inputted into the MB (like 20K instead of 200K) so that's one less piece.

For anyone wanting to attempt this as well, just a reminder: This will be the final crafted DoH/DoL gear for the expansion and it will take you into lvl 100 in the next expansion easily.

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Originally Posted by TaleraRistain

Good luck! I take longer than others too (just finished pentamelding my DoL set tonight) because I gather and craft everything myself as well. It's rather rewarding.

Are you going to grind for materia too or let that be something bought?

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I have most of the materia already for the most part. Since we can't pentameld all of the current highest grade materia, everything that is grade IX and below I have an abundance of as we get quite a bit of it from materia extraction, and getting to a point where excess scrips are spent on materia due to not having anything else of worth to spend them on. I'll still have to grind some scrips for the grade X's though.

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Originally Posted by Recon1o6

how do you even make that much gil a week. At least here on adamantoise crafted tools/gear, exciting tonic, materia and deep dungeon mounts, all the usual reliable selling items are flooded constantly.


even housing items dont sell for much this and last patch and there's usually a market to corner there from sheer volume

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I don't think I could pull in that kind of gil in a week with my playtime. I only mentioned that I could make the gil back faster than it would take to gather all the materials and craft everything up. But making a million gil a day is totally possible if willing to put in the time and effort. You essentially have to set up camp at a marketboard and take advantage of the convenience players seek when they are unwilling to put in the time for items/materials. You need to send your retainers out constantly, and have several of them. Getting lucky here and there helps too.

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Originally Posted by Deceptus

This is the kind of grind I'm ok with. A clearly achievable one that you can make daily or weekly progress to. While some of those gathering mats are on timers, they're on timers every single hour not once a day.

I got lucky and got a leg piece someone mis-inputted into the MB (like 20K instead of 200K) so that's one less piece.

For anyone wanting to attempt this as well, just a reminder: This will be the final crafted DoH/DoL gear for the expansion and it will take you into lvl 100 in the next expansion easily.

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Indeed. I do this grind once per expansion once the final set of DoL/DoH are released. I also don't pentameld until this time as well so I don't burn up all my materia on a set that will get outdated in the same expansion.

Timed nodes are interesting. When you are mass gathering for a grind like this, a node you need is always up. You essentially make rounds all over the areas of the current expansion with enough time in between for your GP to recharge fully without needing a cordial. Cordials are only needed if you are late to a node and the next one if going to pop before your GP can recharge.

Even for collectables for the purple scrip grind the nodes are set up this way, and it's game of RNG getting anywhere from 4-8 collectables per node. This is actually my favorite part of the grind because there is something tranquil about gathering in this manner. There is usually a couple of other players doing the same thing, and emotes are often exchanged, and you get to enjoy the scenery and the music. I love it.

I just started this the other night. I find it pretty relaxing, gathering all the items.

Thank you for your main post, Gemina. This will get me more involved in my hand and land jobs!

I don't mind the soulless gathering and crafting, especially because you only need to click 2 times for every craft. But I really hated the tomestone grind for the mats. I had zero fun, even though I like to grind. I mean, I was farming for hours in Ragnarök Online, just to get that Marc Card for WoE. Or slaughtering thousands of Pupas. But in theme park MMOs like WoW and FF 14? I can't be bothered. It's just not fun.

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Originally Posted by Shialan

I don't mind the soulless gathering and crafting, especially because you only need to click 2 times for every craft. But I really hated the tomestone grind for the mats. I had zero fun, even though I like to grind. I mean, I was farming for hours in Ragnarök Online, just to get that Marc Card for WoE. Or slaughtering thousands of Pupas. But in theme park MMOs like WoW and FF 14? I can't be bothered. It's just not fun.

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I can think of a lot of other things in game that are more fun to do than crafting and gathering for scrips. It's not really about that though. It's all about working towards a goal. Similar to saving up money to buy something you really like, going to the gym to lose weight and/or gain muscle tone, or having a hobby. These are all things where the destination is far more rewarding because of the work you put in to get there.

In terms of crafting and gathering, for me it is also very relaxing and brings my mind to state of peacefulness. A grind like this you don't try to get done in one day, or even a week. Maybe not even a month. You just chip away at it, but still break off of it to do other things in the game you do enjoy so you don't burn yourself out. Like I said before, I know it is not for everyone. However for me personally, I like to incorporate 'delayed gratification'. I could easily buy or partially buy my way into the i620 gear, but by doing so I lose out on the rewarding experience of having to travel uphill to get there and having my own signature on all the gear. Only though delayed gratification do you gain a certain appreciation for the work put in, and the end result.

As Deceptus pointed out, this is the last set of DoH/DoL gear this expansion, and it will last well into the next expansion. I am actually still using the i490 accessories on my DoH/DoL classes. I did upgrade the left side to i590 and melded only what I needed to in order to meet the requirements to craft the i620 gear and gather the materials from the newer nodes. Even then, I still need food to help.

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Originally Posted by Gemina

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What do you mean? Literally I've done it with same method as what you listed, farmed the Gripgel by myself with Rarefied Draught, do spearfishing at Upper La Noscea, gathered them unspoiled node mats, and crafted the gear. All done in a week (or 2 cuz farming tomestones).

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Originally Posted by Knot_D

What do you mean? Literally I've done it with same method as what you listed, farmed the Gripgel by myself with Rarefied Draught, do spearfishing at Upper La Noscea, gathered them unspoiled node mats, and crafted the gear. All done in a week (or 2 cuz farming tomestones).

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Keep reading your initial post over and over until it comes to you. Let me know when it happens.

tbh, one of my favorite parts of the game is gear upgrade grinding. I always wake up at 2 am for patch release and speed gather/craft all the new gear and housing items in a basement-dweller monster energy fueled frenzy. It's probably because I grew up playing runescape, but I love relaxing, mindless grinding where I can just click buttons and listen to music/podcasts and eventually be rewarded. It also feels so good when my gear is finally crafted/pentamelded after 15 hours straight of working on it lmao; it's genuinely as satisfying as clearing ultimate/savage for me. I also stockpile materia for months pre-patch, so I end up making a ton of gil just selling off the excess from pentamelding.

Honestly, I really love gathering/crafting in this game. It's not super complex, but it scratches the runescape-grind itch so well.

Also, this is maybe an unpopular opinion, but I love pentamelding. I love stacking up ridiculous amounts of materia (when this patch dropped I had 500 of each of the crafting materia, and like 300 of the gathering ones) and pentamelding everything in one go.

my only gripe is I really hate having to use tomestone mats to craft gear. I like the mindless aspect of crafting because it helps me chill out and relax, so it's annoying to have to turn my brain back on and go fight stuff just so I can actually make my gear without getting price gouged for them on the marketboard. It is nice that non-crafters can make money off of selling the mats, and it provides a use for tomes when you don't have any classes to gear at the moment, but I just really want to hit trees that don't hit back sometimes...

Today I finished making the left and right side from 2 patches ago, upgrading the purple scrip set to the crafted HQ stuff.
Melded the left side out completely, left the right as 3's and 4's.
Didn't bother with the tools and offhand.

Then I started on the right hand side of the new stuff. Managed 2 rings and started the earing before I ran out of purple crafting scrip. I'll get more of that in 11 hours, so I'll pick up then.

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Originally Posted by Gemina

Keep reading your initial post over and over until it comes to you. Let me know when it happens.

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But I did the challenge- Alright then bestie, you do you :)

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Originally Posted by Gemina

I have most of the materia already for the most part. Since we can't pentameld all of the current highest grade materia, everything that is grade IX and below I have an abundance of as we get quite a bit of it from materia extraction, and getting to a point where excess scrips are spent on materia due to not having anything else of worth to spend them on. I'll still have to grind some scrips for the grade X's though.

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Haha, you may not want to see a scrip or collectible again when you get done with all the gripgel and immutable solution.

Btw, not sure where your current gear and stats are but you can get earthbreak aethersand fairly easily from aetherial reduction to save on having to farm some scrips. Especially if you have a fisher. You can spearfish guppies for sands in the new Bronze Lake location and also get sands from their predator, Nosceasaur.

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Originally Posted by ICountFrom0

Today I finished making the left and right side from 2 patches ago, upgrading the purple scrip set to the crafted HQ stuff.
Melded the left side out completely, left the right as 3's and 4's.
Didn't bother with the tools and offhand.

Then I started on the right hand side of the new stuff. Managed 2 rings and started the earing before I ran out of purple crafting scrip. I'll get more of that in 11 hours, so I'll pick up then.

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Nice job! Every step forward is a step towards your goal. Keep at it.

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Originally Posted by TaleraRistain

Haha, you may not want to see a scrip or collectible again when you get done with all the gripgel and immutable solution.

Btw, not sure where your current gear and stats are but you can get earthbreak aethersand fairly easily from aetherial reduction to save on having to farm some scrips. Especially if you have a fisher. You can spearfish guppies for sands in the new Bronze Lake location and also get sands from their predator, Nosceasaur.

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Oh, thanks for the tip! Garland tools didn't mention aetherial reduction can be used to acquire the sands, and they're usually a pretty reliable source. Luckily I didn't put too much time into farming those scrips, but it was also one of the easier and more relaxing portions of this grind.

Only crafters can feel like this unfortunately...

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Originally Posted by Gemina

Oh, thanks for the tip! Garland tools didn't mention aetherial reduction can be used to acquire the sands, and they're usually a pretty reliable source. Luckily I didn't put too much time into farming those scrips, but it was also one of the easier and more relaxing portions of this grind.

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Oh, it's there, it's hidden rather badly, I'm sure there's some logic to it, that site always makes me feel like I've gone through 12 steps to get to something that could take 1.

Meanwhile I've gotten distracted by starting on the new relic, the first tool we've ever been offered with this kind of special effect, it's a curious thing indeed.

I finished right hand side before bed and then set about farming the legendary nodes. I'm using up the last of my scip of all four kinds at this point, and today's roulettes will give me the last tomestones needed to get the last ingredients for the left hand side.

After this, gathering right hand, then gathering left hand, then offhands, then relics, then upgrades. ... and then backwards to old relics and sublime.

Looking at the first post, I'm going to have to sit down, do some serious work, I'm thinking 300 to 500 refined capachino and another stack or two, 200ish of the purple refined culinary.

Good news is tomorrow I'll be able to grab purple gather scip from my weekly. The 119 gripgel is just... I'm totally going to grab a little from the loporits. I can only hope the loporit sources cause a bit of a market crash.

I'm looking at this in sets of 10. Crafting left and right, 10. Gathering left and right, 10. Offhands, 10. Then crafting relics, 11. End of today I expect to be done with the first 10.

Good work! Keep trucking my friend. It's definitely a good and worthwhile grind to partake.

A bit of an update on my progress is I am just about done with the gathering portion, including the scrip grind. The gel without question took the longest. The immutable solution was nothing in comparison.

For the white crafter scrips route I chose was actually crafting a bunch of lapidary hammers for 71-80 BSM at 114 white scrips per turn in. I went this way because it is far more efficient than the options for 81-90 because it takes much less steps during crafting (3 steps vs 16-18 steps). Even though you get less scrips per turn in, you spend far less time getting what's required for 119 gels.

I just have to wrap up the timed nodes and then it's time to start crafting. I also gathered additional material to account for failed crafts, which I know will happen. HQing the intermediary mats would be a whole other grind in itself. Plus, I want the challenge of starting all crafting from 0%, hehe.

Okay, there we go.

Left side, right side, crafting and gathering.

That leaves getting the crafting relic weapons to get, and all the crafting relics and gathering relics to upgrade, and the offhand crafting and offhand gathering.

I think I'm going to sell off, recoup my losses, and work on the relics first, prices will only ever go down.

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Sold the rest, and then came back today, made the gathering offhands. Meant crafting a new set of items for scip, and an evening spent gathering to get the other bits, but it's worth it. Starting to think I might end up doing each offhand between the second and third stage of the crafting relic's as I get there.... so maybe don't sell the grip gel this time?

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Originally Posted by ICountFrom0

The 119 gripgel is just... I'm totally going to grab a little from the loporits. I can only hope the loporit sources cause a bit of a market crash.

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My friends saw that before I did and they were like "Thal, you're gonna scream when you see what's on the loporrits". I wasn't too surprised, though. We had the same with dwarves and slithersand. I just don't remember having to use nearly as much slithersand. IIRC it's 250 and I don't think it was ever more than that. 500 a pop with gripgel is just oof.

Though since the relics are using only white scrips, kinda glad the gripgel grind buffed my supplies of white scrip items and I perfected my macro for them. So I can crank them out for the 1500 required for each new tool after the first freebie and all the scrip items needed for the collectibles.

I just finished the gathering relics. Fishing as always felt the worst, but was the easiest.

This leaves 8 indagator's offhands, 8 first step upgrade and 8 second step upgrade.

Think I'm going to go do a bit more of the manderville before coming back to this.

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Grind complete!

I probably stood up longer than I should have getting it done tonight, but done in two weeks as planned, heh. Friggin' brutal man. I don't remember the final set of DoH/DoL in ShB being this grindy. I also definitely had to HQ some of the intermediary mats for sure, but as I progressed through the grind the need to do so lessened, which made things go faster towards the end. After about the 200 or so of those crafts though, I was getting crazy burned out, but I pushed through it. The amount of Alkahest and Ilmenite needed is insane.

Time for some R&R.

Congrats! So far I've completed my pan, my saw, my needle and I just finished my Hatchet earlier as well.

I've been taking breaks, but I'm having a lot of fun, as they're on the more relaxing side for me. I wasn't geared well enough to complete the Skysteel Tools, but this time I invested in a Pentamelt set to make sure I can eventually finish all of them... hopefully!

Thanks! I started off with the tools. Particularly BSM since it makes the majority of them. Then I prioritize based on who is crafting the most. I believe the order I went with tools was BSM, ARM, ALC, GSM, CRP, LTW, WVR, CUL and then DoL tools. Once tools are done, HQing intermediary mats becomes much easier. From there I did all the accessories, then finally the gear.

I had most materia on hand and got pretty lucky with extraction RNG also. Always use spirit bond potions throughout this entire process. Forget crafting syrup if you already meet requirements.

I haven't really pentamelded yet. A few over melds here and there, but I tend to only meld just enough to meet requirements. As I get excess materia during the course of the expansion I will add more slots. I'm still looking into glamour, and using some general ones right now. I also have excess mats that I will process and place up on the MB to get back the teleportation and shard expenses. Especially during the scrip portion of the grind.

Anywho, keep going and enjoy the grind. It's totally worth it considering how long the gear will last.

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Originally Posted by ICountFrom0

I just finished the gathering relics. Fishing as always felt the worst, but was the easiest.

This leaves 8 indagator's offhands, 8 first step upgrade and 8 second step upgrade.

Think I'm going to go do a bit more of the manderville before coming back to this.

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Yeah I didn't find fishing too hard. Just painful to watch scrips melt away on the !! fish.

Grats, Gemina! Onward to the relic grind!

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Originally Posted by TaleraRistain

Yeah I didn't find fishing too hard. Just painful to watch scrips melt away on the !! fish

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Is it that bad? I remember enjoy the Skybuilder Fishing quest. Some of the most chill and pleasant time I had with the game last xpac. Is it anything like that? Or is it worse with the White Scrip consumption.

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Is it that bad? I remember enjoy the Skybuilder Fishing quest. Some of the most chill and pleasant time I had with the game last xpac. Is it anything like that? Or is it worse with the White Scrip consumption.

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I honestly can't remember how the Skybuilder's quests went. I don't think I remember the DoL part being that bad. And Crystalline is not horrible. I finished the entire thing in one day. The two !! are more RNG so you're going to lose bait more often and it's special bait you buy with scrips. You can use a macro with Precision Hookset for the two ! fish and you won't lose any bait at all, so it balances out in a way.

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Originally Posted by TaleraRistain

Yeah I didn't find fishing too hard. Just painful to watch scrips melt away on the !! fish.

Grats, Gemina! Onward to the relic grind!

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Yup, that's the thing, it aint horrific, but it feels bad, heh. That generally is how fishing is, it isn't ever that bad, it just feels ... bad. Regular fishing feels good, but once you challenge yourself, the rough bits, the hard parts, don't feel good until it's done.

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Yup, that's the thing, it aint horrific, but it feels bad, heh. That generally is how fishing is, it isn't ever that bad, it just feels ... bad. Regular fishing feels good, but once you challenge yourself, the rough bits, the hard parts, don't feel good until it's done.

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Some of the big fish are pretty bad. Fishing is fairly zen. Even this was just a bit painful for the time to get those scrips back. But nothing really horrible. Yet.

I did my miner weapon earlier this week and I need to start working on the botanist one. Haven't had time because of work and resubbing to WoW again but I might try and knock it out this weekend. Was actually surprised it only took a few hours to gather all the collectibles.

I probably am going to skip the crafter relics as I don't really care about them from a glam perspective as I prefer the oversized tools we get from the crafted ones. That and the additional effect seems really worthless to someone who crafts for gil.

Only half way through the DoH/DoL and the Manderville upgrades right now, but I'm also a college student with a life. It also probably doesn't help that I've been doing the Splendorous items from scratch, which adds a lot of time to it. Oh and I'm still using Pactmakers for that because I just never bothered to switch, so when I reach step two I end up having to use 2 full macros for it.

Forgot to say, I did the carpenter offhand, the mainhand, and upgraded to crystaline.
Also gathered up the materials for 100 of the tier 2 expert crafts on carpenter.
3 days of gathering, 2 days of crafting to make the expert.

I won't really think of my project as really done until I've gotten the mount.. what's the point in having shiny new tools if I don't use them, eh?

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Originally Posted by Amenara

I did my miner weapon earlier this week and I need to start working on the botanist one. Haven't had time because of work and resubbing to WoW again but I might try and knock it out this weekend. Was actually surprised it only took a few hours to gather all the collectibles.

I probably am going to skip the crafter relics as I don't really care about them from a glam perspective as I prefer the oversized tools we get from the crafted ones. That and the additional effect seems really worthless to someone who crafts for gil.

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This is just the first part, though. That effect may improve as well as the glam. The Skybuilder's did not have their unique glams on this step either.

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Originally Posted by TaleraRistain

This is just the first part, though. That effect may improve as well as the glam. The Skybuilder's did not have their unique glams on this step either.

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if it still is the same idea as it currently is with it buffing good procs it just is useless to me since I don't rely on the procs and most of the time wish I could just turn them off... I'll wait and see if they get better or become worth it whenever they finish the tools.