roulette worry/bloat

[bardaboo]

I stop doing roulettes that have annoying dungeons in them. I basically only do expert. Sometimes I'll just straight up que for the one dungeon i am hoping for. If there was a bunch of leveling dungeons where I'm more likely to run into inexperienced players i won't do it unless im in the mood for a possible slow run

[worldofneil]

Given the bonus you get from doing roulettes, I'd rather we had as many as possible. You don't have to do them all every day and the more there are, the more choice you have as to what bonuses/how you get them.

[Theodric]

They're completely optional and having multiple options to choose from leads to less stagnation. Nobody needs to do all of them every single day of the week. I often only do a handful throughout the week and get the rest of my tomes through POTD.

[LineageRazor]

Aside from the addition of a lv 70 roulette, I dont see much changing from our current formula. And as someone else said.. You dont HAVE to do all of the roulettes every day. They're there for different reasons.. Leveling roulette for if you're leveling a class/job. Guildhest roulette for when you're leveling a class job, and all you have is leveling roulette

No, it's a valid problem, worthy of concern. As folks in this thread have pointed out, you don't HAVE to do every Roulette... but the whole point of Roulettes is to attract players to help out who otherwise wouldn't bother with those dungeons. There's not enough players doing Leveling Roulette because they're leveling a job - there needs to be an infusion of players who AREN'T leveling jobs, as well, and the tomestone rewards and Wandering Tails credit are in there to encourage that. Unfortunately, as far as Tomestones go, the rewards for Leveling Roulette are lackluster - both Level 60 and Expert Roulette provide better. So any player that doesn't need Leveling Roulette for Wandering Tails probably isn't going to bother with it, and will choose Level 60 or Expert instead.

It's a pretty delicate balance, and while SE has made an effort to keep each Roulette attractive in one way or another (Need Poetics? Main Scenario or Level 50 Roulette. Need Lore or Scripture? Level 60 or Expert Roulette, along with Trial Roulette for a quick shot.), Some are already falling by the wayside (Leveling Roulette is pretty unattractive, now, and Guildhest Roulette is pretty much a lost cause). Adding another tier of Roulette isn't likely to make things any better. I'd guess, though, that Level 60 Roulette will become the source for Scripture Tomestones, just as Level 50 Roulette provides Poetics, so at the very least it won't be directly competing with the other Roulettes.

[alimdia]

To be honest the only odd one here is main scenario, and those dungeons already cause many issues with watching cutscenes and newbies being left behind and whatnot, they should just make both dungeons solo instances and get rid of main scenario roulette, L50 roulette and L60 roulette should stay as they currently are.

[Khubla_Kha]

They're called options. You're under no obligation to do any or all of them. Do them at your leisure. The more options to grind out the crappy currency in this currency grinding simulator they call an MMO the better.

[ErryK]

I only do six roulettes daily, and only because I am currently doing the Umbrite step on an anima, otherwise I'd stick to Expert, Level 60 Dungeons, Trials and the occasional Mentor. As is the case, they're optional, or situational, whichever way you'd like to look at it. Personally, I feel they'll be too much if you attempt to rake in a lot of rewards, but guaranteed reward scales with time. RNG rewards can either take too long or a lot shorter.