Being on a job that is below level 60 is also enough to draw in up to 23 rouletteers into CT. This is what makes it so lopsided: one person is enough to force a CT raid but you need 24 to have access beyond for a chance of another araid set. You might also just land in a CT raid because someone queued for it directly for shb relic or WT. (I just wish I would get drawn there more instead of getting nier raids all the time)
This is reality that people simply refuse to accept.
If a single new player needs CT for the MSQ, it's going to pull 23 other people into the instance.
If a single player queues for a CT raid for ShB relic progression, it's going to pull 23 other people into the instance. Blame this one solely on CBU3 for putting that relic mat in CT instead of on the Alliance Roulette. Just another poorly thought out decision where the repercussions weren't properly thought out.
If a single player is below lvl 60 (the majority of free trial folks) and queues up for the alliance roulette, it's going to force 23 other people into CT.
But yeah, putting a lower max ilvl on the sync would go a decent ways to making the CT raids more like they were intended to be at the time of release when everyone had ilvl 60 or so instead of the 130 at the end of the expansion.
Last edited by Deceptus; 03-09-2023 at 10:10 PM.
Veteran healers don't care if we need to heal, but right now we don't. We want interesting things to do during the downtime other than a 30s dot and a single filler spell that hasn't changed from lvl 4 to lvl 90.
Dead DPS do no DPS. Raised DPS do 25/50% lower DPS. Do the mechanics and don't stand in bad stuff.
Other games expect basic competence, FFXIV is pleasantly surprised by it. Other games have toxic elitism. FFXIV has toxic casualism.[/LIST]
If a single player is ilvl cheesing, it's going to force 23 other people into CT. And if cheeser have more than one braincell they'll put on their normal gear right after the queuing, so you'll never recognize them.If a single new player needs CT for the MSQ, it's going to pull 23 other people into the instance.
If a single player queues for a CT raid for ShB relic progression, it's going to pull 23 other people into the instance. Blame this one solely on CBU3 for putting that relic mat in CT instead of on the Alliance Roulette. Just another poorly thought out decision where the repercussions weren't properly thought out.
If a single player is below lvl 60 (the majority of free trial folks) and queues up for the alliance roulette, it's going to force 23 other people into CT.
Some people will really bend over backwards to say that nothing would change if they stopped people from being able to ilevel cheese, as if the result is the only issue. People are abusing the way the ilevel system works to force certain duties in a roulette, which is supposed to be random. Regardless of whether it would affect what duties other people get, it should still be stopped. No noticeable difference doesn't mean they should still be allowed to do it.
tl;dr for cherry-pickers: Exploit should be fixed, even if it doesn't change what people get in roulettes. Stop saying it's not worth confronting.
Also, I would be much more accepting of getting CT if doing it didn't put me to sleep. If they reworked it or adjusted the ilevel, it wouldn't bother me.
Don't worry, most people are too stupid to put the right gear on after queuing, so they absolutely will get caught by anyone with eyes. I've reported many for doing it because it was extremely obvious.
This is possible. Even if you see someone requipping gear that doesnt mean that all 23 other players were rouletteers with every araid available. An ilvl cheeser can simply be put into the group of someone queueing on a lvl 50 character. In that case ilvl cheesers are actually pushing honest rouletteers towards other araids because they take up a CT slot you might have gotten instead.
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