Can someone explain the classes and the chat system to me

[Kawar]

All of the jobs so far start when your main class is lv30 and you have a sub class to lv15. At the guild for you main class, after you turn in its lv30 quest, there will be a new quest available to receive the job soul crystal, example: gladiators get the paladin upgrade. To sell things on the marketplace you must hire a retainer, you can find an npc for this in the shopping area of each city, and in your retainer's menu will be the option to sell items on the market at a price of your choosing.

When i am at it i need to ask is there a better way to make gil something like 40k-50k so i have the money just for my level 1-10 gear and weapon? I also was told i messed up the spelled of my last name so wanted to know is there any way to change it or do i need to delete him and remake him i will if i have 2 remake him he is only level 3.

[Bixby]

rather then making a new thread i think asking here would be a good idea.can someone give me a much more in depth idea of how i sell things in 14 like we do in 11 on the auction house.seeing as i just unlocked what would be the auction house on 14 and i do not understand it so can someone explain please.

also can anyone tell me what the time limit between each yell is so that it is not called as spam. in 11 it is something like 2-3mins anyone know the time limit on 14 yet?

Selling stuff is pretty simple. You put stuff from either your inventory or your retainer's up for a price. People can see that price and choose to buy the item(s) or not. If you're selling stacks, they can only buy exactly what you've put up; so it's a good idea to have some idea of the quantities people need of some items. E.g., if you've got 7 of something, it might sell faster as a stack of 5 and 2 individual items than as a stack of 7. And you can generally charge a little more per item for smaller stacks, since people will often buy only what they need. When you go to set the price, there is a little page icon in the upper right of that window that shows the sales history for that item.

For shouts and yells, just be reasonable. Everyone has a different threshold for annoyance, and it also depends on how much else is being shouted/yelled, and how long the thing you're shouting is. "LFM 2xTank Coil T6" only takes up one line and doesn't interfere with other chat too badly. A giant FC recruitment shout that takes up four lines gets in the way and should be throttled a little more.

When i am at it i need to ask is there a better way to make gil something like 40k-50k so i have the money just for my level 1-10 gear and weapon? I also was told i messed up the spelled of my last name so wanted to know is there any way to change it or do i need to delete him and remake him i will if i have 2 remake him he is only level 3.

1. Better than what? You can pick up a gathering class for easy gil. Take the allagan pieces for all your quest rewards. Find stuff on the market boards that's being sold for less than its vendor price. Do leves and/or FATEs. Find stuff you can buy at vendors and sell on the boards for a profit (Y'know, like selling Distilled Water for hundreds apiece on the Jueno AH).
2. Why on earth do you need that much for level 1-10? Stay away from the market board, buy stuff off vendors or get it from quests or just don't bother upgrading anything other than your weapon and offhand (where applicable) because the starting gear is enough up to level 10. You'll want some better gear for dungeons at level 15, but again, vendors.

Edit: Really, early on, it's more about how much you save than how much you make. Look for ways to cut your expenses. Walk when you can stand to. Use Chocobo porters instead of teleports. Check both vendors and the market boards for anything you're thinking about buying; either one might be cheaper depending on what you're after. http://xivdb.com is great for looking up vendor prices and locations. If you've got an FC or LS, it doesn't hurt to check if someone can craft you something for cheap.

3. There's no way to change your name.

[Niwashi]

When you go to set the price, there is a little page icon in the upper right of that window that shows the sales history for that item.

Just wanted to add that it's actually two extra pages. The first page icon brings up a list of what's currently being offered at what prices. Then that window has another little page icon at the top that brings up a list of what items have recently sold, when, and at what prices. Both lists are useful in deciding on a reasonable price to list your own items for.