What job was she?

[Morningstar1337]

Isn't Stormblood supposed to have a full game worth of content? Maybe this also entails a full leveling of a class to 30, rather than just starting at 30, do forgive me if I am misunderstanding ( also typing with a broken keyboard is kind of hard lol).

It is, but but I think they can meet that criteria without having everyone go back to level 1 (which they don't seem to want to do), since the expansion would likely include

• A new Deep Dungeon
• Eureka for exploratory missions
• Several new dungeons and trials starting in at least level 60
• Several sidestories
• 6-7 new zones of similar scale to HW
• 2 new raids, one casual for 24 people and 1 mid-to-hardcore for a standard party of 8
• And possibly new tweaks to existing content and new content we've never seen before
• Plus 3-4 new Jobs

While most of that will be doled out in patches I'd think that would be enough to count as a whole game, Though I think there is a slight possibility for dungeons starting anywhere form 30 to 50 for those that don't have HW

[Alberel]

• Eureka for exploratory missions

It's worth noting that Eureka isn't going to be like the Diadem despite Yoshi mentioning exploratory missions. Yoshi said they were taking what they learnt from the Diadem to make Eureka, but Eureka is actually an open-world region with 72hr HNM spawns and a dedicated area for the new relic quest series. It's something entirely new that we haven't seen before and effectively an open-world endgame region. Few people seem to have picked up on what he actually said; they just heard 'exploratory mission' and categorised it as Diadem 2.0. It was probably the most interesting part of the keynote IMO as it indicates a rather significant change of focus for open world content.

As for the 'full game worth of content' I believe this was used for Heavensward to describe its quest content primarily. The Heavensward story and sidequests took a long time to get through if you were actually watching the cutscenes. I expect they mean it in the same way for 4.0. Essentially the expansion's content will keep you busy for as long as a regular standalone game purchase would, which justifies the box price of the expansion.