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    Zfz's Avatar
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    Celenir Istarkh
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    Atomos
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    Red Mage Lv 90
    Quote Originally Posted by Roda View Post
    While I feel similarly, I also feel like the completion of aether currents occurs way too closely to the point in which you move to the next zone.
    You really don't get to enjoy it until later on when you're in moogle hell.
    I actually think this is very well thought out. It maintains the element of exploration during questing instead of just getting attuned asap then fly to complete the quests. For that reason I've been doing quests as they come, instead of going straight for the currents so that I can do the side quests later with a flying mount.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ransu View Post
    Rewarded for what? Congrats you no longer have a reason to go back to that zone. The entire design is stupid. I would have preferred something similar to how chocobo license was unlocked.
    If you only ever level 1 job, sure, you're right.

    If you ever start leveling your second job, you will be back there and you will appreciate the flying mount. It's a reward as well as a QoL improvement for your other jobs, not for your first job.

    Quote Originally Posted by Nadirah View Post
    Only thing about flying so far that annoys me is the speed consistency bug.
    This bug exists for people who are used to "jump" the whistle motion, i.e. you time the space bar to start flying taking into account the network delay, so that you don't wait for the mount to appear. Two ways to mitigate it:

    1. Don't jump the whistle motion, let it finish and let the mount appear before you take off.
    2. Even if you jump the motion, the speed is corrected the moment you stop and move again. So a quick release-then-press on the movement key will correct its speed.
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    Last edited by Zfz; 06-25-2015 at 08:07 AM.
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