Suggestion for 2.0: Make quest rewards commensurate to time spent

[Hiruke]

Also, as an aside, don't bother to try white knighting how "fun" quests are to me unless you've at least got the "Fragments of the Truth" Lodestone achievement (which I have). That alone I think demonstrates how dedicated I am to lore and/or rabid completionism with no reward whatsoever. Unless you count Lodestone achievements, I guess!

Edit: Before you hilariously try to take this bait, please know this: I'm not really interested in debating how fun quests are (or aren't). My point is simply that I have no issue doing stuff for lore and/or completionism for zero reward. In FF11, I obtained literally every map. Every map. I needed them! I was interested in attaining every aetherial gate long before there were achievements, even if I didn't get around to them. I love exploring.

The point is, quests are rewards. Shouldn't they be good? Why should LQs give far greater rewards? You do them all the time. More to the point, why should rewards for quests be paltry compared to anything else you could possibly do with your time? Once you do quests, they are gone forever. Disparity? Maybe?