Ah, there is no point now.
Nobody wants to do it because they don't do parties. Parties are also punished by less exp/reward.
"You can still do it." however you get less gil, less experience, less reward, and its harder.
So, there is really no point to doing it.
Huh? Parties get the same reward if queuing for a specific dungeon IIRC. I think you can even do the higher roulettes as a party and get the bonus, I know for a fact expert works with three people at least. Granted, people not wanting to do parties is a different story.
You get a gil bonus for using duty finder actually. You also get an experience bonus, you also get a "do x amount of duties" to get even more experience. People also don't want to do parties when there is a much faster (in their mind(s)) way. You also get rewarded for doing it where you don't for partying up.
There are some instances that don't even let you limit break unless you have duty finder.
You also can't just "go inside a dungeon" you have to go through the duty finder to even go in.
This game, face it. It is NOT meant to party up at all.
Every. Single. Quest. In the game, was made for soloing besides a few.
Open World is completely solo, nothing requires a group.
You can solo 2.0 hunts.
Which are relevant for 3.x gearing, and are frequently a fast(er) way of getting geared up.
And on discussion of the topic, I don't see how there would be any fault of being able to queue for chocobo racing/LoV without being in the actual place (when said place is dead anyway because people won't stick around to queue for it) except for the immersion factor...which honestly isn't a good excuse if we're going to get flying tortoises, let alone being able to DF queue for any other instance that isn't current raid.
Last edited by RiceisNice; 01-04-2016 at 05:10 AM.
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