#nofunallowed

[LunaHoshino]

That's just like, your opinion, man. I've had lots of fun with the Sightseeing Log and Chocobo Racing and I plan to start getting into Triple Triad more seriously once I finally get 30 cards (almost there...!).

If you view everything as being a grind and treat it like one, then of course it's going to seem like one. You don't have to have/do everything right away-- space it out and do stuff when you feel like it. Things aren't going to go away if you don't get them within a certain amount of time.

[D-vide]

That's just like, your opinion, man. I've had lots of fun with the Sightseeing Log and Chocobo Racing and I plan to start getting into Triple Triad more seriously once I finally get 30 cards (almost there...!).

If you view everything as being a grind and treat it like one, then of course it's going to seem like one. You don't have to have/do everything right away-- space it out and do stuff when you feel like it. Things aren't going to go away if you don't get them within a certain amount of time.

You certainly have a good point. I do however think that, even if you space TT or SS out, the fact that they're based on RNG makes it grindy. They turn into tedious tasks which they shouldn't have to be.

[LunaHoshino]

You certainly have a good point. I do however think that, even if you space TT or SS out, the fact that they're based on RNG makes it grindy. They turn into tedious tasks which they shouldn't have to be.

My attitude with TT cards has basically been "I'm not doing anything else at the moment, I'll do a few runs of X and see if the card drops." If it does, great, but if not, I'm not going to tear my hair out over it. I'll just give it another shot on a different day.

I've managed to amass a large number of the dropped cards that way without it ever feeling like a grind at all, because I stop grinding when I start getting tired of it.