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    Player
    Cacie's Avatar
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    Oct 2011
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    Character
    Cacie Brennan
    World
    Cactuar
    Main Class
    Scholar Lv 60
    Transfers Involving Legacy Worlds
    In order to allow the economy of newly established Worlds to stabilize, the following restrictions have been set in place for Legacy Worlds.

    Transferrable Current World Destination World
    ○ Non-Legacy World -> Legacy World
    ○ Legacy World -> Legacy World
    × Legacy World -> Non-Legacy World
    soo... i've been telling all my friends to go to catuar due to hyperion being full at launch because i was going to server transfer there.... then had to wait an extra month do you guys to get this working right and now that its about time for it to get into service... your locking me from joining them because your scared other legacy players will mess up the economy... if i recall from an earlier announcement, you guys was going to give us a Gil limit anyway. your reasoning for locking us from joining our friends isn't really a good enough reason. unless your worried my 28k Gil is just going to mess everything up -.-
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    byyako's Avatar
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    Feb 2012
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    Limsa
    Posts
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    Character
    Sheepolin Lions
    World
    Excalibur
    Main Class
    Gladiator Lv 50
    I would really like to see some updated data on the differences between legacy and non legacy servers is in terms of economy at this point... is that a calculated conclusion or its just something they "guess" will happen if they let ppl out of legacy jails.

    My guess though, is the FFXIV team is still quite small (they just started making profit recently) and they are over loaded with other tasks to tune up such a ambitious, complex game PLUS the up coming new content. They probably do not have an analytical team to monitor and make decisions on game economy yet. Nor would they put the transfer issue into their top priority unless we keep making our voice heard.
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