You do have Toto-rak Dungeon and tons of midrange NMs. What are you talking about?


You do have Toto-rak Dungeon and tons of midrange NMs. What are you talking about?
You also need to remember that 50 is only the temporary endgame. A year from now, it will likely be the new midgame.


I like your message but as someone that plays only a few hours on weekends and mostly solo I like the curve the way it is.
Lets see.. in FF11 before hitting 75 you had NOTHING to do. 75 was when the game actually started, so i rather them add in tons of 50 content then a bunch of crap inbetween. times have changed. Less people want to spend forever grinding then they did back in the day. look at 11 now, quick grind up but tons to do once you are 75-95




I agree. I think the low to mid range level curve got so dumbed down that it is now WAY too easy. Please steepen it. I want hitting level cap to feel like an accomplishment. And I don't want this to become another MMO where 'life begins at endgame'. It should be about the journey.
But as others have said, we also need more content to enjoy that journey. Not just one raid dungeon, a handful of sidequests and grinding on leves.
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I don't think the XP curve needs to be adjusted for one simple fact, Discpiples of the Land and Hand have the same XP curve, and "grinding" them is insanely time consuming. If anything, the devs should tone down battle xp, but I think they're planning for the future caps more than anything, which is probably going to have some insane TNLs.
I agree lvling is a little fast but when i think about it, classes are for general/casual/solo play, i dont really expect a whole lot of dedication required. Now if job quests (which are essentially how jobs will level up) are easy then ill be upset.
The length of a player's level should be based upon the amount of content available to the character's level range so they have the opportunity to experience content and then move on.
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