I was honestly hoping that they'd raise the weekly advanced tomestone limit to 900 but of course, they didn't do that. We have 15 DoW/DoM classes/jobs. I haven't done the math but if you want to gear up all 15 jobs... let's see... MNK SAM DRG share the same accessories, BRD NIN MCH share the same accessories also... BUT. Assuming that you have all 15 jobs at 70 with the weekly tome cap as is:
headpiece, gloves, boots at 495 each x3 = 1485
chest, pants at 825 each x2 = 1650
belt, earrings, necklace, bracers, ring at 375 each x5 = 1875
weapon = 1000 (+7 weeks to get that special tomestone)
All of which adds up to 6010 for one class/job. Let's say MNK. Add 4510 for DRG (minus 1500 since it shares accessories), another 4510 for SAM. (All the STR jobs)
Add 6010 for PLD. 4510 twice for WAR and DRK. (All the VIT jobs)
Add 6010 for BRD. 4510 twice again for MCH and NIN. (All the DEX jobs)
Add 6010 for WHM. 4510 twice for AST and SCH. (All the MND jobs)
Add 6010 for BLM. 4510 twice for SMN and RDM. (All the INT jobs)
After all that awful addition, the total number of tomes you need to have every single creation gear piece is 75,150. Now... because you can only have 450 tomes per week, you'll need 167 weeks to get this many tomes. Of which, that is approximately 41-42 months. I mean, are you friggin' kidding me? No matter how hard we try, we're not going to cap every single class. Not even close to it. If every major patch comes out about every 3.5 months, let's say 4 for the sake of all this math, that's 16 weeks per major patch. That's only 7200 tomes. And another 16 weeks later, a new advanced tome will be released with the next major patch.
Anyway, I probably did all this math for nothing but I wanted to point out that it would be okay if they doubled the weekly advanced tome cap to 900. It'll allow us to gear up more classes and it'll open up more things that people *want* to do. I understand gating but when it takes *this* much to gear up fully with all the classes, then there is no point in gating.

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