Nexus Relic Please

[Cyrus-Wallace]

They'll probably "nerf" it someday. Not now.

[EdwinLi]

can't you wait for 3.0 when we get the new Empyrean Weapons?

They'll most likely nerf the Relic quests once the Empyrean Weapons are out.

[Zenaku]

I did light farm maybe 5hours a day took me one and half week why people like crying about something so easy.

[Marukoban]

Easy is part of the problem, it's so incredibly long & boring.

If it were hard along the way that would be something.

Says someone who has been complaining about coil being difficult o.O

[Toodles]

Says someone who has been complaining about coil being difficult o.O

I don't think Coil is hard at all

But good faulty slander

L2context

[SulwynCaliope]

Easy is part of the problem, it's so incredibly long & boring.

If it were hard along the way that would be something.

If you want a hard weapon to farm, there's the High Allagan weapon from turn 9. The relic weapon is meant to serve as an end game alternative to the HA weapon catered towards casuals that can't clear the hardest content in the game. In exchange for it being easier to obtain, it also takes a lot more time to obtain. The grind is meant to even out getting HA vs Relic. Otherwise, everyone would have the highest tier weapon in no time at all and there'd be nothing left for people to do and they'd just quit.

[Odd]

My only gripe with the Nexus quest is not knowing exactly how much progress you've made. I finally got mine tonight, but it was incredibly frustrating in the last stage when I was getting close. PC players have an app that tracks it for them, because of this they really should put the light number in game so that PS4 players can see it too.

Other than that, I loved the quest. I did it in about five weeks, with just some mild grinding here and there. I think the longest I ever farmed a bonus window was one hour. The rest just came from the things I was already doing anyways.

I've also seen people being a lot more helpful to others, since pretty much anything someone would ask for help with gives light.

I'm sure one day they'll lower the amount of light you needs, or increase the amount you get. Just like they're doing now with Atma and Animus. But that time is at least six months from now.

[Toodles]

If you want a hard weapon to farm, there's the High Allagan weapon from turn 9. The relic weapon is meant to serve as an end game alternative to the HA weapon catered towards casuals that can't clear the hardest content in the game. In exchange for it being easier to obtain, it also takes a lot more time to obtain. The grind is meant to even out getting HA vs Relic. Otherwise, everyone would have the highest tier weapon in no time at all and there'd be nothing left for people to do and they'd just quit.

Good point, I knew this but didn't think about it when replying (the casual nature of Relic).

Definitely got masked by how boring/uninspiring Nexus is I feel.

Fair enough!

[Purrfectstorm]

I'm around 800-900 light and all I've done is a few Syrcus Tower a week, the occasional expert roulette, and Frontline. I don't feel like I'm grinding Nexus; I'm just doing my normal thing with my Novus equipped knowing I'll get a Nexus eventually. I may push things if the next upgrade stage is close so I can start it right away but an i110 weapon is fine for me right now.

[UltimateAoe2]

My only gripe with the Nexus quest is not knowing exactly how much progress you've made. I finally got mine tonight, but it was incredibly frustrating in the last stage when I was getting close. PC players have an app that tracks it for them, because of this they really should put the light number in game so that PS4 players can see it too.

Other than that, I loved the quest. I did it in about five weeks, with just some mild grinding here and there. I think the longest I ever farmed a bonus window was one hour. The rest just came from the things I was already doing anyways.

I've also seen people being a lot more helpful to others, since pretty much anything someone would ask for help with gives light.

I'm sure one day they'll lower the amount of light you needs, or increase the amount you get. Just like they're doing now with Atma and Animus. But that time is at least six months from now.

W-wait, we do?! I'm a PC/PS3 player and I don't know this D: