How to get around the Myth Tome Cap!

[Tupsi]

Being that having a second character allows you to gear 2 classes at the same time instead of one, it's not really idiotic. If they were to implement that cap to per job then making a second character would actually be pointless.

Me personally, I'd rather gear up the job I'm playing, on the character I leveled and gear an alt job after my main is finished rather than spending the time releveling numerous classes and completing numerous quests and the main story, again just to get around a weekly cap.

Did you know? In the time it takes you to relevel everything on an alt character the weekly cap means nothing since it will take more than week to get another character up to speed if you don't play all day everyday?

[Amyas]

Here we go again...
http://youtu.be/TRTkCHE1sS4

[NeruMew]

Here we go again...
http://youtu.be/TRTkCHE1sS4

lol.... your signature.....

good vid btw. xD

[Arkista]

Wait 8 months and you can get around the cap.

[Orophin]

Can't believe people are so obsessed with having that ilvl90 gear that they'd go as far as leveling a new char for each quest and going through the story again and again. This is one of the things that really burned me out in Diablo 3, and I could STILL share loot between them.

I guess people don't realize that SE said back in beta that gear purchased with tokens were supposed to be filler for raid drops, not the end all be all.

Anyway, I've posted about this in other threads now. The summary of the story is Coil shouldn't have been released before CT and nothing higher than DL gear should have been purchasable from the vendors.

[Hachiko]

If you need/want the gear that bad.... It would kinda beat the point of being able to have all classes on a single character. But to each their own.

You kind of miss the point. Some people playing FFXIV actually LIKE the endgame content. To them that is the point of the game: doing endgame content. So having multiple jobs on one character is effectively meaningless, because they only get to do one job worth of content, and are only able to gear out one job on one character anyway.

So rolling another character is the only way to get around this. It lets you run coil a second time per week, and it lets you accumulate gear on two characters per week. It points out the whole flaw in the multiclass system of this game. It doesn't actually give you any more freedom to use a single character to play multiple roles. It just gives you some extra time sinks and some cross class skills.