I am not against rabid fate farming, i just hate doing it myself. I love the dungeons, why is it the only method of efficiently gaining grand company seals are farming fates?
Please add grand company seals to dungeons, all dungeons id rather get 200 to 300 a boss then run around doing fates for hours which are so mindbogglingly boring.
Please add grand company seals to dungeon bosses
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09-03-2013, 11:54 PMMrFoxxPlease add grand company seals to dungeon bosses
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09-04-2013, 06:14 AMGilraen
There are other ways. You can do company leves, there's only 15 unique company leves so there's not the variety there is with normal leves so once you do one you know pretty much what the seals output will be. There's supply runs where you can craft/gather the daily target, but that's only once a day... exp is great for it, though. People have talked about other sources but I've yet to see those explained.
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09-04-2013, 06:21 AMSotek
Can't you already trade in gear from dungeons (any of it, as far as I'm aware) for seals? Sit next to the GC NPC, wait on the Duty Finder, turn in any gear you obtain after every dungeon run. There; you're farming seals from dungeons.
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09-04-2013, 09:43 AMMrFoxxSo basically hope i get a drop or two after doing a 30 minute dungeon only to trade them in for 100 to 130 seals each. Or stand and farm fates for the same amount of time and gain 2k seals per hour, seems fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sotek
FATE are already retard easy, did some fate farming myself, actually i didnt, i joined a fate farming party at 45 and just stayed in the general area and made ridiculous amount of exp. Not sure why this is ok, but adding seals to dungeon bosses is not. -
09-04-2013, 09:53 AMGilraen
Honestly, I don't get the complaint. We've given you options (have you seriously not tried company leves?) and in 1.0 farming Toto-rak was the thing when you couldn't do the other seal farming activities, though then we didn't have the level cap. Honestly, to make the dungeons work you need to set up your own party with the express intent of farming loot for seals and take turns claiming. Get a rhythme down, figure out how the dungeons can be rushed and go at it. Yoshi may have made the general game solo/casual friendly, but it's still ultimately about forming parties and clearing content. If you have a cadre of reliable friends, it should be easy.
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09-05-2013, 10:22 AMSTARSBarry
erm... where do I exchange dungeon loot for seals... im having a hard time figuring out where to hand them in... do I need to be a certain rank or level?
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09-05-2013, 02:38 PMGilraen
It's in the supply mission menu under Expert Delivery.
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09-06-2013, 06:54 AMMaziI forgot which rank it was but yeah you don't start with it unlocked.Quote:
Originally Posted by STARSBarry
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09-06-2013, 07:11 AMssppiikkeeyy
u can get seals from dungeons u see all that loot u get u can turn that into seals.
Go back to ur guy at ur GC and tell him u want to do a supply and demand run, go over to the tab that says items or something in there u will see all you're rare loot u can trade in for seals.
U do have to rank up a bit first. -
09-08-2013, 04:31 PMJ_Burton
There's a problem with there being some guaranteed seal reward from a dungeon but not farming 1k from fates in about 20-30 min?
Have head hunting missions from your GC for certain dungeon bosses that reward seals or allow you to turn in stacks of certain items that drop from mobs with in a dungeon for seals as a provision mission.
There are leaves but your limited to a certain allowance and the rate at which you get allowances back is sad. They will be gone in no time with the 7k+ you need just to get your rank up. You can turn in gear, but the seal reward on gear is crap and then you also have to win the gear in the first place.
No matter how you look at it in no way at all are dungeons rewarding you seals in any sort of efficient manner right now to consider it a possible way to gather them. At best it's a paltry addition to fate farming for seals, and sorry to burst your love of fate farming bubble, but we all don't enjoy zergging around in a mindless mob. -
09-10-2013, 05:20 AMSajittarius
The option to turn in items is really just to let you trade an item you dont need and get something for it. Its not really intended to be for farming seals, and it never was. This was the same in 1.0 also, and thats when GC gear was very high end gear. Now it's way easier to farm darklight (and AF2), so GC gear isnt as desirable (although its good to have when farming darklight).
The only time it was ever easy to farm GC seals in 1.0 was when they released Atomos (near the end of 1.0). And was just as mindless as FATE's.... Basically just show up at a specific time of day and a bunch of ppl would kill him, loot his corpse, trade the crystals he dropped for seals, rinse and repeat.
That being said, dungeons arent meant to be farmed for seals. They are meant to be farmed for items which are better than regular/gc gear.