If you are worried about solo FCs grinding mad gil with submarines...
Not counting the gil sunk in for the land plot + house + workshop:
1. It's a 4-5 months commitment to hit lvl 90 and you need to log in every time it returns to send it out again! (have you tried juggling 4 timers that resets at different times of the day?).
2. You need at least 3 sets of submarine parts (initial shark, CSUW lvlup set, final fight club parts all which require tons of mats to unlock the schematics and construct).
3. You need do stuff in game (craft, run dungeons, do supply missions etc) to generate fc credits to buy fuel for the submarines.
4. You need to sink money to maintain the submarines (repair kits).
Ashe10 did a test and was able to get approx 12 million+ gil in a month with 4 submarines per character.
Source:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...#gid=997810596
It's a nice way to keep some income flowing in while taking it easy but it pales vs what you could pull from the marketboard as i am sure my fellow gil-capped Eorzeans would know.
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Bonus: some napkin maths for Dwarven Mythril File leves vs submarine income assuming:
- 3x HQ turn-ins per leve
- 6x leves every day as per daily allowance.
- average 7500 gil per file (actual floats between 7400+ to 8600+)
- ignores crystal costs (leves gives more than you use in the long run)
- ignores the 2x ingot and 1x dwarven cotton cost (for simplicity)
(7500 x 3) x 6= 135,000 gil every day.
Fight club each trip takes 1d 20h 52m and the amount received is random.
For simplicity sake, we will take Ashe10's highest monthly record of 12,946,000 (for FOUR submarines total haul) and divide by 30 days and ignore repair costs.
(12,946,000 / 30 days) / 4 = 107,883 gil (per sub) daily, probably less due to RNG.
Considering the number of FCs with houses and fully levelled submarines x4 doing fight club 24/7 is likely limited (capped by land plot availability at the very least), players doing the leve turn-ins would contributes more heavily to inflation simply because of larger numbers of players able to engage in this activity.
TLDR: SE probably knows more about what is contributing to inflation than you think.
They do have access to the backend system / logs you know.


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