Repairing seems so useless right now.

[Tiggy]

I never understand why people ask for features to be removed when the simpler solution for them is to simply not use it? What would be the difference?

And I have never had gear break during an instance, because I always repair before I enter.

You can't underestimate the sheer laziness of some players.

[Umero]

We confirmed with the Item team that there are currently no plans to adjust the cost of repair fees or to allow for repairing in dungeons. Dungeons were specifically designed not to reduce your durability down to zero within a single run, thus allowing players to repair their gear once they exit.

On top of that, please allow us to "repair all" items in one single click! that "repair all" option is so fake because it won't repair all items but categorized ones. LAME!

[Ronzeru]

Give'em an inch.... then they want several friggin' miles. SMH.

[ashikenshin]

On top of that, please allow us to "repair all" items in one single click! that "repair all" option is so fake because it won't repair all items but categorized ones. LAME!

This is actually pretty good. Repair all should do that; repair all my items!

[LemmingKingXXX]

This is actually pretty good. Repair all should do that; repair all my items!

And maybe instead of the current method of categorizing gear in the repair menu in terms of what body part you equip it to, having the menu organized into Battlecraft, Fieldcraft and Tradecraft sets would make the organization have more utility, because I can very finely control how much durability I'm losing while crafting or gathering, but my Battlecraft stuff really should be at 100% prior to doing anything inside an instance due to the unknown variables. If this were to become a thing, please organize based on stats, Aetheryte Rings are crafting gear, I don't care what kind of materia they produce.

[Lecreuset]

There's already a repair all but with categories which are multiple gear slots and currently equipped. This isn't enough, I'm still too lazy!

[Keyln]

lol your not helping yourself. the only thing u can do to defend your own stupidity is correct spelling then yes u r a joke. wats nxt you gonna correct ppl for saying lol or lmao. u obviously havnt been playing mmo's. youve been playing words too much.
ps: lol, lmao, rotfl, imo u, r, 2, 4.
pss: check your gear u neglegent **** or keep crying about something thats not going to change

Your English teacher called. Said she's crying over the poor grammar. Also, said something about refunding your money for English classes.

[Felis]

And maybe instead of the current method of categorizing gear in the repair menu in terms of what body part you equip it to, having the menu organized into Battlecraft, Fieldcraft and Tradecraft sets would make the organization have more utility, because I can very finely control how much durability I'm losing while crafting or gathering, but my Battlecraft stuff really should be at 100% prior to doing anything inside an instance due to the unknown variables. If this were to become a thing, please organize based on stats, Aetheryte Rings are crafting gear, I don't care what kind of materia they produce.

But what if you have a Crafting gear with Str materia, so you can also use it with your melee (to save armory chest slots)?

[DoctorMog]

We confirmed with the Item team that there are currently no plans to adjust the cost of repair fees or to allow for repairing in dungeons. Dungeons were specifically designed not to reduce your durability down to zero within a single run, thus allowing players to repair their gear once they exit.

Can you make repairing with dark matter easier?

"Request repairs" button is needed.
Another player clicks "repair all"
Done.

PLEASE for the love of sanity.

[Felis]

Can you make repairing with dark matter easier?

"Request repairs" button is needed.
Another player clicks "repair all"
Done.

PLEASE for the love of sanity.

But please only if we can set it that only gear with durability under 50% get repaired. I don't want someone to repair my 99% gear if it cost me a dark matter.