Hit level 30, unlocked job.. feeling a bit lost and a bit bored

[starLivitation]

Why does the game really start at cap? I remember back in ffxi there was tons of stuff to do as you leveld. Things like eco-warrior, bcnm's, hunting rare nm's which were in every single zone, helping your nation control regions on the map. Plus as the game went on they added even more mid lvl content like the promy expantion which i think started at lvl 20.

The whole lvl 1-75 in ffxi was soooo much bigger than what we have from 1-50 in ffxiv.

I wish they wouldn't treat the leveling like a tuturiol.

i agree and it's pretty sad. most of the content below 50 becomes irrelelivant. re-doing trials or guidhiest is not a challange nor its worth it. ffxi had low level BCNM challlanges where u need to work your arse, and u get rewarded with rare items and stuff for crafting.

[BreathlessTao]

Paltry XP? Unrewarding dungeons? What on earth.............. If you're doing level-appropriate content, I really don't understand how you get that. With dungeons, two, maybe three runs get you to another level (quite often, even one run does the trick). Roulette is also a big boost. As for FATEs and leves, they are obviously meant to be a grind, yet for the small amount of time involved (few minutes, really), they do give a lot. FATEs even more so in a farm party. If anything, it's the Hunting Log that doesn't really contribute to much, I think. The rest of the options though...... You might just be a little burnt out from levelling all those classes? Not sure what you have or don't have unlocked, but there's a dungeon every ~two-three levels, most of which become accessible via story quests. Make sure you do those. And make sure what you're doing for XP is level-appropriate, being synced to lower levels, mainly outside roulettes, might indeed feel slow.

Honestly though, leveling up is extremely easy and fast now. With rest bonus, with food bonus, with everyone and their mothers doing relics/zodiacs... I'd say if you do focus on it, you could get to 50 in about a week. Maybe even less.

[Ashkendor]

If anything, it's the Hunting Log that doesn't really contribute to much, I think.

The hunting log gives a total of over 560,000 exp, which is enough to level you from 49-50.

Not bad for just plinking at a few random mobs here and there.

[BreathlessTao]

The hunting log gives a total of over 560,000 exp, which is enough to level you from 49-50.

Not bad for just plinking at a few random mobs here and there.

True.

If you leave the entirety of it alone until you reach 49. Which I don't believe is possible even if you're only FATEing.

[Felis]

Do story quests
Do job quests
Do the highest dungeon you can do
Do low level roulette once a day
Look if you have guildhest with bonus reward
Don't forget your hunting Log
Get the challenge Log if you don't have it already.

Level 50 plays differently to 1-49, 50 teaches you have to play properly .

I have read that 60 also will play differently than 50. So 50 teach you nothing in 3.0 ^^

[Whiteroom]

Tbh, the dungeons only start getting interesting around Brayflox at level 32. Before that, it just getting the most basic of basics down. But yes up untill 50, it is largley a tutorial. Get a new action and a new dungeon, see how new action works with the others. Proceed to next. Which isn't bad at all imo. You probably should have gotten the one class to 50 with just the needed support classes slighy leveled. I cant think of a better way to early burn out than the method you picked.

[sirDarts]

I don't know, but I remember that till level 40 I basically never had a road-block in my way, just doing quests and one roulette daily is more than enough to get you to 40 without ever running out of new stuff to do.
After 40 it slowed down very slightly, but I only considered the last two levels a grind (easy grind for me due to quick roulette).

[Black_Wing]

I don't know, but I remember that till level 40 I basically never had a road-block in my way, just doing quests and one roulette daily is more than enough to get you to 40 without ever running out of new stuff to do.
After 40 it slowed down very slightly, but I only considered the last two levels a grind (easy grind for me due to quick roulette).

Yeah, those last few levels drag on if you aren't doing quests. I was doing a combo of fates and leves in Mor Dhona for a few classes, a few others I just stuck it out in North Thanalan when the zone was hot and fates popped like candy and many players to zerg them.