DPS Queue Times

[Renato]

FATEs can be solo'd, if no one is doing them in these areas, as they don't get scaled up. You also have your hunt bills, which is a nice source of experience. But when you run out of these, honestly, FATEs it pretty much your only alternative while you're waiting in DF. :/

I'm currently lv61 and the fates around Rhalgr's Reach can be pretty tough especially the bosses. Playing as a Tank before, I don't have much good caster gear and the tomestones needed to get the shire stuff is out of reach (because of the stupid dungeon queues.) I forgot about the hunt bills though. I'll have to look into that. :-)

[Xtrasweettea]

I'm currently lv61 and the fates around Rhalgr's Reach can be pretty tough especially the bosses. Playing as a Tank before, I don't have much good caster gear and the tomestones needed to get the shire stuff is out of reach (because of the stupid dungeon queues.) I forgot about the hunt bills though. I'll have to look into that. :-)

When I was leveling RDM, I didn't do the FATES around Rhalgr's Reach, instead I did the ones in Dravanian Hinterlands and Azys Lia until I hit 62 or 63. I took advantage of the fact I was over-geared (I used non-augmented Shire Gear) for those FATES that I could finish them very quickly. The EXP difference between Hinterlands/Lia and the zone around Reach was negligible once you take in the fact that you could finish two fates in HW zones per one in the starting SB zone.

[Chocolys]

I'm currently lv61 and the fates around Rhalgr's Reach can be pretty tough especially the bosses. Playing as a Tank before, I don't have much good caster gear and the tomestones needed to get the shire stuff is out of reach (because of the stupid dungeon queues.) I forgot about the hunt bills though. I'll have to look into that. :-)

Do you use your chocobo companion when doing the fates? It helps a lot, especially if you have a healer speced one. A chocobo certainly does not replace a healer but the few heals it gives can make the differnce between stand your ground or run for your life