casual mindset.Can still play the game. Playing is required to gather the tomes needed.
I suspect the people who want the excruciating grind only do a handful of relics, if more than 1, and go back to bees kneesing in Limsa. Because people do pay their sub to do just that.
I do not want an excruciating grind to be able to obtain every relic. I should be able to get home from work and not feel this game has become a second job, I should feel like I can do other things, play other games, or log into my potato alt.
Farm X number of (insert old content here), or grind X fates in an old expansion are not more content or more diverse than collect set number of tomes.
this game is slowly being ruined by the casual community.
It has the added benefit of being a future investment, too. A patch or so down the line, it becomes upgradeable for free (and by free I mean via tomestones). I never used to bother, but when I learned about that, it became a must for my alt jobs.
because they are locked out of roulettes and alliance raids, if there was no ilvl lock, youd see people with the free lv89 gear in the newest raids
after materia melding a base weapon to even begin the relic process, then going out on slaying some monster with your "incomplete" relic
the tomestone mats was the second step. This time you just buy your relic
Xiv was never a hardcore game. This ain't XI and never has been. The game being causal is a big part of why it's been successful and will continue to be. MMOs like WoW n BDO take care of the hardcore n I like that balance
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