Experience/Currency Scaling with Job mastered

[Pence]

Deleting what I originally posted here because I just realized you only have 5 level 60 Jobs and 0 Level 60 crafter and gatherer. You obviously can't even appreciate what some of us is going though.

I had all my jobs (DoW/M) leveled in 1.0 (maybe not war/pld? can't remember), and again in 2.0 - and geared. Not to mention you don't even have all your jobs leveled? NOR do my current levels alter how fast anyone can obtain gear.

And what does that even have to do with anything? You only need 1 job leveled and geared to know how long it takes. Heck, after your first job every other job is even faster!

[thunderbreak]

I had all my jobs (DoW/M) leveled in 1.0 (maybe not war/pld? can't remember), and again in 2.0 - and geared. Not to mention you don't even have all your jobs leveled? NOR do my current levels alter how fast anyone can obtain gear.

And what does that even have to do with anything? You only need 1 job leveled and geared to know how long it takes. Heck, after your first job every other job is even faster!

Between 2 alts (and I have more than 2) along I have 11 level 60 all decked out with minimum ilv183, 3 level 60 crafter and 1 level 60 gatherer, and recently I just bought a medium house.
And on top of that I have a full time job which requires me to do over time sometimes. So unless you are in the same situation and a completionist you don't know what it's like.

And no, you can't just level 1 job and know how long it'll take or what it's like, that's like run for 10 mins and say you know what a marathon feels like.

And the gear conversation is over, I see your point on alternative gearing. Aside from weapons I agree armor and accessory are easy to obtain in a reliable fashion. If weapon like ex primal is to be considered then pugs will need to be put into equation, which can go your way or my way depends on your group quality and time availablilty.

[Jeycht]

I don't get what's the problem anymore if the gear conversation is over. (ravana ex is easy in pug too, i190 weap. You can have 180 weap with memo anyway)
Exp is fast enough.

"You didn't actually read what I wrote did you....how do you get 1 job geared superfast? And did SE come out and say we are not suppose to master every job? Or is that just your opinion imposed in SE's mouth? "

I have read it. But you didn't read mine I guess. I say that i180 is enough. i180 isn't already fast to obtain ? plus my raid gear that's fast for me. yet you (and I) don't need more anyway for none main job.
SE said it, and they even do it with relic. I don't have the video when Yoshida talk about it but what's the matter ? Nobody can really master every job except with a lot of time(and yet. I couldn't master mage job even with enough time).

[thunderbreak]

I don't get what's the problem anymore if the gear conversation is over. (ravana ex is easy in pug too, i190 weap. You can have 180 weap with memo anyway)
Exp is fast enough.

"You didn't actually read what I wrote did you....how do you get 1 job geared superfast? And did SE come out and say we are not suppose to master every job? Or is that just your opinion imposed in SE's mouth? "

I have read it. But you didn't read mine I guess. I say that i180 is enough. i180 isn't already fast to obtain ? plus my raid gear that's fast for me. yet you (and I) don't need more anyway for none main job.

You didn't actually read what I wrote did you....this topic is not about the content now. And I'm talking about your new gear for raid statement, it obviously contradicts what I purposed.

[Pence]

And no, you can't just level 1 job and know how long it'll take or what it's like, that's like run for 10 mins and say you know what a marathon feels like.

When you run a marathon, you're going to know what to expect the second time, and third time and so on.

You should quit trying to use analogies.

[thunderbreak]

When you run a marathon, you're going to know what to expect the second time, and third time and so on.

You should quit trying to use analogies.

Not when you have to run longer the next time genius.