DF Roulette and Bonus Reward

[Leandras]

The system isn't designed to reward tank or healers but motivate people to play unpopular roles. If they move the bonus to those that wait the longest you will notice those 10-30min queues reverting back to 30-90mins like they were in 2.0

Could work if they scale the exp reward with he amount of time you spend waiting for the queue pop and replacing the most demand specs with more vanityish rewards. Like the player commendation achievements, Everybody loves fast queues "Finish 300 dungeons while playing a high demand job reward: white magitek armor"

[waldo]

The system isn't designed to reward tank or healers but motivate people to play unpopular roles. If they move the bonus to those that wait the longest you will notice those 10-30min queues reverting back to 30-90mins like they were in 2.0

I'm not so sure, right now my DF: Hard has a reward bonus of 750 gil.... that's hardly something to make me want to change to healer to get the 750 gil.
Fact is right now I could log on my paladin and do 2 instances in the time it would take me to wait for 1 to form/finish on my BLM. In effect, paladin gets twice as much exp (leveling) or playtime (lvl 50).
The fact you have to wait a fraction of the time to play as Tank and Healer (sometimes healer) should be reward enough. Toss us poor saps that sit around for 30 minutes to play our dragoon a bone here.

[XNihili]

I'm not so sure, right now my DF: Hard has a reward bonus of 750 gil.... that's hardly something to make me want to change to healer to get the 750 gil.
Fact is right now I could log on my paladin and do 2 instances in the time it would take me to wait for 1 to form/finish on my BLM. In effect, paladin gets twice as much exp (leveling) or playtime (lvl 50).
The fact you have to wait a fraction of the time to play as Tank and Healer (sometimes healer) should be reward enough. Toss us poor saps that sit around for 30 minutes to play our dragoon a bone here.

The fact that you play a job you like rather than a job people need should be reward enough