Quote Originally Posted by DiamondOrion View Post
Potd gives ----->You gain 583200 (+50%) gladiator experience points. and still the best resource to gain exp after 60. This is because the runs are easy and less stress than traditional dungeon. The music is great and teams vary in their differences and styles and you get to meet more people than in any other venue. When your roulette's, weeklies and dailies are done play Potd for exp
This is wrong from several PoVs.

1. The net gain of Potd is lower then Sirensong (lvl. 61), 0.6 Mil VS. 1.7 Mil.
Even with cleartime compared Sirensong wins.
If you include queuetime it may swing towards Potd for DPS role only.
If you go any further in level Potd will lose even more ground.

2. Easyness
Potd is not only easy, it is so easy you could sleep while playing and complete it anyway.
This makes it boring and unpreferable to farm.

3. varrying teams and styles
Varrying teams can shake up the boredom but it can do even more.
Depending on the party constellation the runtime is even more varrying then a normal dungeon also the different styles you can encounter are a problem.
All parties with full exploration or multi-tank/multi-heal parties are stretching the cleartime and tipping the balance towards normal dungeons.

4. meeting people
This may varry from DC to DC but on mine I find far less people talking in Potd, mostly not even a "Hi" at the beginning.
Also you can meet 3 people at max, the same amount of dungeons.
In trials you can meet up to 7 people.
Also I met many people in a PF created just for meeting people...

5. music (subjective/opinion)
The music is great but the complete randomness gives me mostly unimmersuve music or even just two to four tracks over a day...
Just the subjectivity of this argument makes it invalid.

In conclusion Potd is NOT the best ressource to gain EXP after Level 60.
It can be preferable for 61 or maybe 62 but at least then even DPS gain more EXP per minute from dungeons, including queuetimes.

Thanks to DiamondOrion and SendohJin for the assistance in providing numbers.