How does PL'ing affect you?

[grandm]

kinda proves my point that you have very broken logic. least what i wrote made sense. anyway if you want to pay for a game you clearly don't like playing, then go ahead power level your way to the end miss out the game inbetween. cya next year when endgame arrives

[Vahzl]

kinda proves my point that you have very broken logic. least what i wrote made sense. anyway if you want to pay for a game you clearly don't like playing, then go ahead power level your way to the end miss out the game inbetween. cya next year when endgame arrives

You keep avoiding the point, what game am I missing out on by power levelling?

I spent 2 hours on Saturday grinding Nobodies just to get my Forms to level 7 in Kingdom Hearts II, by running to and from the save point in the World that Never Was. This is identical to the level grind in FFXIV, and equally as mind numbing.

Now that I have some of my main classes around 30, I am now focusing on crafting and gathering, and the millions of quests to get done. These are humongous tasks in themselves, and I am now able to do what I enjoy in the game, thanks to the little boost PLing gave me.

The fun of F1 is in the driving, and the skill from playing, not lifting the trophy at the end.

The fun of FFXIV is downing humongous beasts, earning rare and exotic armor/weapons, crafting that item that only level 50 crafters can make, and working on your materia. It is not standing in Nophica Wells for the 200th time this week, watching other people in my party AoE pull things, die, and wait for ress sickness, over and over and over.