Adding Missing Levequests at level 80-82-84-86-88?

[Ravenblade1979]

While the unique can be pain, just do the leves you need too. Also, for as long as I been here, you always recouped 6 leves per 24 real hours.

Also "respects their time". With the sheer amount of stuff to do in this game. If you can't be bothered to wait 3 days and a morning to do the next large leve, then you don't got patience period.

I used to sell levekits and generally when people ordered multiple I would talk to them. To make them understand its a ongoing order and that every so many days (usually was 9) that they could collect the next kit.

They didn't seem to mind at all.

If you are this lazy to not wait it out and think your time is more valuable..then do literally anything else that isn't going to take time.

Next you gonna whine about catching legendary fish and how long that can legit take on some fish.

If anything you would think you would ask for a QOL thing like maybe upping the amount you get in a day from 6 to 12 or maybe raising the cap from 100-200 for leve quests

[Ravenblade1979]

While implementing additional levequests would of course solve the issue, I have a maybe even easier fix in mind: Just make it so that the large-scale leves score 10 points towards the "Complete 5000 ___ levequests" achievements. This way the spent leve allowances are worth just as much as with the regular levequests. I can see that this might funnel a lot of achievement grind on the large-scales leves as they may be a faster way to spend 10 allowances. But I don't think this would be a bad thing because the grind would take the same amount of time overall as you don't generate allowances any faster. What do you think?

Can't. The thing the op is talking about is unique. Which means different pictured plate ones. The battle class ones are the same. Even if you do what you suggested. It would literally destroy any and all achievements that require anything unique.

[Nilocy]

While implementing additional levequests would of course solve the issue, I have a maybe even easier fix in mind: Just make it so that the large-scale leves score 10 points towards the "Complete 5000 ___ levequests" achievements. This way the spent leve allowances are worth just as much as with the regular levequests. I can see that this might funnel a lot of achievement grind on the large-scales leves as they may be a faster way to spend 10 allowances. But I don't think this would be a bad thing because the grind would take the same amount of time overall as you don't generate allowances any faster. What do you think?

This is a brilliant idea! It would, almost certainly, change how people did certain leves, but it would save months of time for the last few unique levequests needed for crafters and fishers instead of adding months onto an already years long grind.

[ACE135]

If my memories not get me wrong the daily allowances have already been increased from 3 per day to 6 per day (3 every 12 hours). So it already is easier for the achievements.

[Jojoya]

If my memories not get me wrong the daily allowances have already been increased from 3 per day to 6 per day (3 every 12 hours). So it already is easier for the achievements.

We've been getting 6 per day going all the way back to Heavensward so that's not a recent change (if it was a change at all, I wasn't playing in ARR to know if it was different then).

The achievement is what the achievement is. As popular as achievement hunting is among some players, they need to accept that certain achievements are intended to take a considerable time investment. If someone doesn't have sufficient time, then they should skip trying to complete them all and focus on the ones that have rewards that are the most meaningful to them.

[ACE135]

After looking through the patch notes it seems I confused it with beast tribe allowances that got increased from 6 to 12.

[Nilocy]

Except this is pretty much always the one that is last, as all the rest can be done comfortably within a 7 year time period. Pushing it to 7.5 years seems like more of an oversight than an intentional way to mess with people.