So, who here has reached the rut?

[seekified]

Each match is 20 Esos, and I think 40 Law. Doing your daily PVP roulette will bet you an additional 20 Esos and 40 Law, as well as an additional 400 PVP exp.

Nice. Will give that a go in the coming days then.

[jadan2000]

no rut yet for me. Im still interested in doing quite a few things so honestly im good:

1. eso cap
2. level AST
3. Chocobo racing
4. fix up my house
5. Zodiac weapon.
6. Level that damn chocoboo

I barely do any of these effective in one week, but i prioritize 1 and 2 and teh rest i just jump in and out of.

[Cinicus]

Ya I remember the rut....Log in, run coil, cap tomes and craft some shiz, log out, see ya next Tuesday...Then i took 1.5yrs off to play ESO and just try other games...came back and now I have everything from i90+ to do lol. I understand my case is unique but maybe a little time off is good?

[StrejdaTom]

Yeah, I am starting to feel burned out a bit.
Well I do around 60 - 80 PvP games a week, so tomestones aren't the problem.
Just the only thing that holds me in game for now is raiding with my static, otherwise I would be probably gone.
I hope all the time that the new content that should come instead of more boring dungeons will save this for me.

[Eidolon]

Honestly, only thing I dislike? The fact that we have all of 2 expert dungouns that we can reliably run to cap esoterics. If we had more dungoun variety, it'd be pretty nice - but no. Two dungouns. I swear I can run these blindfolded as Healer, Tank, or DPS (Thank goodness /that/ has variety)

I've actually taken to leveling other jobs and working on a Zeta to get away form endgame for a bit though I still cap and get my drops weekly, and sometimes I'll jump in an A1 savage clear to get my clear for the week super fast.

[Milmoko_Gemoko]

I'm taking the break between 3.0 and 3.1 as a chance to finish a few things on XIV that I didnt when I was playing catch up with gear, story and dungeons to finish my DRK (it almoslv58) and just gather Tomes with Daily Roulettes. Not gonna grind and try to cap things though at moment.
Also to be honest the break from Main Storyline means I can enjoy time with other games like Life is Strange (Square's episodic game) as I have four episodes to start/finish so far and finally MGSV at end of the month but I'll still be on here for an hour or so a day

[seekified]

Also to be honest the break from Main Storyline means I can enjoy time with other games like Life is Strange (Square's episodic game) as I have four episodes to start/finish so far and finally MGSV at end of the month but I'll still be on here for an hour or so a day

I just found out about Life is Strange last night after having completely overlooked its existence. Giving it a spin later. Also played through all of Tales of Xillia 2 which has been sat on a shelf since its release. Good times.

[sirDarts]

I don't really feel in a rut, but I did limit my gametime to: Trial Roulette, Expert Roulette, maybe Alex:N on my main SCH and Leveling roulette on my DRG. Then I either derp around with the FC, do some Golden Saucer stuffs, or play a different game.

[Seryl199]

Now that I've picked up an Eso weapon, I'm pretty unconcerned about the endgame. I'll get to Alex when I can, and I casually farm Eso's, if I don't cap every week, so be it. I've been playing a lot of Dark Souls 2 and FFX/X-2 Remaster to satisfy my need for grind while waiting for 3.1, which has helped me avoid feeling so burnt out. A couple weeks ago, I was feeling pretty bored with the game, but now that I'm taking it less seriously, I'm not quite so down about it.

[Tizzy_Tormentor]

I still do a lot, dailies for levelling and Eso, cactpot, helping friends and doing some PVP (which I recently got into)

I might do some more crafting/gathering once I level a few more jobs and clear the space out of my inventory.