I mean, theoretically, if anyone is good enough then any job could probably solo something.
Summoner may even be better, with a built in tank (Titan), a couple healing abilities, and strong DPS.
Though, who knows.
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1. Depends. The cheapest I saw is 4 mil.
2. You also can do gathering. (Crafting was supposed above)
3. People say here about undersized party option when you retain your leves and skills but dont get experience for dungeons. Actual runs require party, arcanist evolve into DD or Healer.
4. Raiding or fighting "gods of random" in diadem(added in patch 3.1).
5. 3\10 I suppose. Depends on how to scale it.
1. There are very few plots available at the moment and their price depends on how long they've been vacant. It'd be in the 10 mil area most likely. Your best bet would be to join an FC who has a house. You can then have your own private chambers that you can decorate for 300k. But I do believe you need to be max rank in your Grand Company. (Everything here is heavy story)
2. The best way to make money is usually to gather/craft. You could however pick up some vendor gear and spirit bond them for materia. Crafting/gathering gear would be the best.
3. You can't really solo dungeons here unless, like others have said, you significantly outgear the content. Most of your instances will begin by using the Duty Finder to find a party. 4 man dungeons are 1 Tank, 1 Healer, and 2 DPS. As an Arcanist, you will be a DPS. Once you hit 30 and get your sub class to 15 (depending on what you want to be), you can remain a DPS as a Summoner or become a healer as a Scholar.You are able to obtain both soul stones and change classes as you wish.
4. Best gear is usually killing things. Like raids, dungeons, or exchanging tomes for gear (obtained by clearing dungeons lvl 50+).
5. I guess 3?



When people say Warriors can solo pretty much anything, that's refering to very few people who know insanely well how to time their skills, and who also are at max lvl and close to max gear level.
And even then, it still only refers to "old" content, not the current new stuff. Just get used to the thought that you are not supposed to solo instanced content when you do it for the first time. The option to go solo is so you can later go back without having to share the drops and stuff like that. Obvious evidence is that 1. you can't clear the content solo unless you outlevel it by A LOT (and somewhen you hit the point where you can't outlevel content anymore so you will get stuck if you refuse to do it with others) and 2. you don't get any experience or anything unless you run in a normal-sized party.
But don't worry, it won't really take away from the story
You are still treated as the sole hero of your story. Not going with other adventurers would actually be weird because the story keeps referencing them (basically saying "hey, take some of your friends and rid us of that monster problem!").
But when you are in an important story cutscene, you are pretty much the only one who shows up, so you will still be the awesome one![]()


There are two jobs that are great for solo play: Warrior and Summoner. You'll be able to get most of what you want done with either of those two jobs.
However, every dungeon and instance you need to clear is wither four or eight man parties, and those are tied to the main scenario, so it's mandatory.
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