New player looking for some clarification

[zaviermhigo]

It should be noted, Binding Coil of Bahamut is the end game of end game, and for the average new player you are not looking to do it, till you've got to 50, completed your relic, and have full darklight, now a days you can even skip some dl and get CT gear and be fine.

Once you get to 50, you start the endgame grind, you'll probably want to spam Ifrit, and get an ifrit weapon. You can buy the GC one too, but ifrit is so easy you can do it with a lvl 49 weapon. After that, you'll want to accept your "A relic reborn quest", from Gerolt (Fallgourd float tele, nw area), and he'll send you to do cool stuff like fight a chimera, and a hydra, do a dungeon, and then beat all the primals. So by the time you beat titan, you should have a relic, by then you start a "tome grind", first philosophy (philo) which grant you darklight, and more importantly mythology (mytho) which grant you Mythology gear like AF2. These are terms you will become more aware of later on, but basically until you start on your Mythology grind, the binding coil of bahamut isn't something you even need to worry about, you can't even do it until you've beat all 3 hardmode primals.

Since the other two questions were answered, I'll give you one snip of advice, find an fc, if you don't have one, they will answer questions like this, and help you get through this content, content like Titan can actually still be hard for most of the playerbase if not coordinated, so its nice to have an fc to teach you these things, and to have a good group of people to play with to make "game life" less stressful. There are things in this game that aren't outright said, like once you have a relic you buy 3 thavnairian mists and feed them to a forge by Gerolt to get a relic+1, there is an npc moogle nearby that hints to it, but really it just helps when you're at that phase to have someone who has done it, lead you through it . Most of us had to figure this out by ourselves, or wait for the one poor guy on the internet who did, now that the knowledge is more widespread, its nice.