I am still very new to the game

[Kawar]

i my self started the day the ps4 copy went live.but i have not played much.So what i would like to ask is there any way i can burn my classes so i can burn all my mage class and every thing needed to use pld right.

now i am talking like is there any thing like worm partys in 11.

[Yukonjack]

I think what you are asking in your strange language is how to quickly level your character? The best way is not through EXP parties, like 11, but to use a combination of quests, Duty Finder, and your hunt log, as well as the new log that pays you money and experience for hitting weekly objectives. You wont find EXP parties on 14, unless its for Choco leveling or Soulbinding.

[repoe]

Sounds like you are referencing Tp and mana burn xp parties from 11. If I understood correctly, the closest thing to that is not till later levels when you farm xp on 1st floor dungeons. One easy way that I use when you first unlock a certain dungeon run it, as you will get a first time on class completion bonus before utilizing Df Roulette. Aside from that fate,leves,quests grinding helps. You can literally almost if not hit 50 via quests

[Anova]

There are several ways to quickly level your classes, although very few are anything like ffxi.

The first method: xp chain. This is the a method closest to those familiar with ffxi and is pretty decent until lv.15. It does require you to have a lv.45+ WHM friend though. The basic idea is to have the WHM cast regen on you while you go and aggro everything within reach. The WHM's regen will keep you alive and they can land the killing blow. As long as you get the first hit on the enemy, you will get full xp. Be aware that the WHM cannot be partied with you for this to work. A popular spot for this is in Aleport, but it could theoretically be done anywhere. Just find the most difficult enemy you can hit reliably.

Second: FATE parties. You will be running around the map to grind FATEs. The number of enemies you kill is inconsequential as each FATE will reward you with a chunk of xp based on how many enemies you attack (or how much damage you do if there is only one enemy). You can supplement it with Hunting and Challenge Logs, using your class quests to upgrade your equipment as necessary. This method becomes more important past lv.15. Getting a chocobo is highly recommended to do FATEs a well.

Third: Dungeons, Guildleves, and Challenge logs. At one point, you will unlock dungeons, low-level dungeon roulette, and guildhest. Your first completion of a guildhest will provide you with a bolus of xp, and this applies to all your classes. You will want to run a guildhest at least once for every class. You can also queue for low-level dungeon roulettes and use the extra xp and gil. Doing so will also fulfill certain challenge log requirements, giving you more xp and gil. Dungeons may be more difficult to find as a DPS, but PLD uses cross-class skills from MRD and CNJ, two classes in high demand at low level. You shouldn't have a problem leveling using dungeons/guildhests with either. Just be aware that the challenge log bonuses renew weekly.

[Bixby]

The first method: xp chain. This is the a method closest to those familiar with ffxi and is pretty decent until lv.15.

I remember reading reports early on in 2.0 that just getting a full party together and chaining mobs with a quick respawn (and FATEing when it's convenient) was actually pretty good XP, comparable to just FATE grinding at the time. With all the changes to FATEs and dungeons and such since then, I don't know if it'd still hold up, though. You'd also probably be hard-pressed to find 7 other people willing to do it, even if it is still decent XP. All the other methods give you better non-XP rewards (gil, seals, gear, etc.).

[MikoMiy]

you can always put a party up in party finder and see what comes of it.. thats what im doing to try and que/lvl faster doing guild hist till i hit 15 then ill run dungon after dungon and work on quest