World condensing based on achievement points and character ilvl

[polyhedral]

New players are being harassed constantly in this game. I'd love to see a solution that involves SE kicking those who verbally abuse others in the butt.

[kidvideo]

Send the OP & all elitists to the rmt server.

[TeaTimeBear]

This topic is......GOLD!

[Gilraen]

Oh the holes I can make with this 'idea'. Okay, assuming this is even something that doesn't fly in the face of Japanese social ideology, the originator's scope is clearly too small. Firstly, they would have to take the average level of all of a player's classes to ensure a fair and proper segregation. Considering that only No Life Kings and Legacy are likely to have all classes at 50, this will only serve to further separate the originator from his target player base. As has been pointed out, they only have two classes at 50, two at 17 and one at 7 (why did he even bother?). This runs about same as most newbies just graduating from their leaves (who, while not sporting a second level 50, will have certainly worked on other classes for vital abilities). And there's also his talk of achievement score. This, again, won't favor him at all. Legacy will have the highest, with No Life Kings following close-ish after. He'd, at best, run... median, in that regard separating him again from his target player base.

[Mastanight]

Solution would be then, High level worlds, low level worlds, and mixed worlds (original) and players may pick for their selves as a starting player and able to switch later.
Also they could make market board open world.

[Barboron]

Solution would be then, High level worlds, low level worlds, and mixed worlds (original) and players may pick for their selves as a starting player and able to switch later.
Also they could make market board open world.

Solution would actually be to leave it as it is.

[StateAlchemist]

I don't like the idea of new players(low level) joining worlds with far progressed players(high level). An idea world be to condense the worlds automatically based on progression after a period of time so players are on the same level of play. Question would be "how do I play with my friends?". This could be answered by after world switching numerous times, you would know all players and if you stayed to the same progression as your friends you would end up in same world as them.

So where would you put a person if they were undeniably the best MNK in the entire world, but only had MNK to 50 (other jobs just high enough for required abilities). 0 Crafts/Gathering jobs leveled. And bare minimum achievement points due to never going out of the way to do anything bedies progress on MNK. (Also he has BiS for MNK in all slots. He has no interest in anything but MNK whatsoever.

So... do you go by highest job level? highest ilv gear set, and if so how in the heck would you even figure that...? achievement points mean nothing so why even consider them? does he get plased with the 'elites'? cause if it uses an average of like job levels or what not he would land with the level 30-40 people and never be able to do endgame... if it considers only your highest job, then that means nothing too...

There is no way to do it. Too many variables. Not to mention it's just a dumb idea.