If you could kill off one of the scions...

[Razem5791]

I wouldn't kill a single one of them. They're all kind to you and act so much like regular people, they're too easy to love, especially in the japanese version. They're also humble and reserved when it comes to fighting every cause that comes on their doorstep. Even Alphinaud, regardless of his faults, provides so much support to you. As I mentioned before, they all literally do all of the hard work and all you do is go places and kill stuff without having to think too much about anything. You really could not ask for a better or more inclusive support group.

Finally I meet someone that understands me ! My feelings aswell about the Scions. Unlike any character I met in WOW (I quote WOW since I've been there for 10 years), I grew supportive to many NPCs in FF14 a realm reborn. Even if at time, they might act a bit childish, still I kinda like them. I was so devastated when they died at Uldah.

[Razem5791]

To Tenkuu

I don't really know if Thancred is growing fed up of Uldah's politics. Still, it is true that nobles there make things ugly out there. Limsa ? well a former pirate nation cannot erase it past and evolve to bring more of that kind in Limsa and you add beastmen troubles. In a way I agree with you about Gridania. Maybe It looks much less messed up however, they do have troubles and not thin : the way they act towards the Ala mighans because clearly you know they have tried to invade Gridania before being destroyed by the Empire. You should also remember problems like Haukke manor. And finally, one serious question : From all 3 countries, why does Odin always appear in Gridania ? Clearly there must be something about it.

[Tenkuu]

Finally I meet someone that understands me ! My feelings aswell about the Scions. Unlike any character I met in WOW (I quote WOW since I've been there for 10 years), I grew supportive to many NPCs in FF14 a realm reborn. Even if at time, they might act a bit childish, still I kinda like them. I was so devastated when they died at Uldah.

I'm pretty sure no one is dead, and on that topic, Nanamo better get her ass in gear and do something to try to find the remaining ones. Either way, having played other MMOs, I've never felt like sticking around and actually paying for a game other than Runescape, and when it became 3.0 it became quite an awful game to play with more lag than ever and a few reworked areas that I really hated. Until FFXIV, and then even though its fee was more than twice the price of Runescape's, it felt so much worth it to be in this game. The music is better, the plot is better, the scenery is far better, the random minor NPCs are better, and you form such a personal connection with the major NPC characters, all around I could not ask for a better game. Also, to me, the entire point of FFXIV's NPCs being interesting is how human they are: they have their personality quirks, they mess up sometimes, they do some interesting things when they're back home and they definitely have their own opinions on everything.

I don't really know if Thancred is growing fed up of Uldah's politics. Still, it is true that nobles there make things ugly out there. Limsa ? well a former pirate nation cannot erase it past and evolve to bring more of that kind in Limsa and you add beastmen troubles. In a way I agree with you about Gridania. Maybe It looks much less messed up however, they do have troubles and not thin : the way they act towards the Ala mighans because clearly you know they have tried to invade Gridania before being destroyed by the Empire. You should also remember problems like Haukke manor. And finally, one serious question : From all 3 countries, why does Odin always appear in Gridania ? Clearly there must be something about it.

Well, in my opinion at least two things point to that being the case: when you saw him in an Echo taking place shortly after he'd been exiled in 1.0, he acted generally annoyed, and during the banquet held in our honor at the end of 2.55, he was off on his own with a girl rather than enjoying the festivities with the other Scions. There is also the fact that in Nanamo's Tales from the Calamity, especially in the japanese version, he speaks to her in a very casual and friendly tone, which suggests that he doesn't like all the fakeness of politics and formalities.