Future of Trust System

[Dzian]

Trusts died. The moment I tried to use them and realised I had to level them up.

I never touched them in the msq as always ran dungeons with my friends. Then came a point where I was about 77 o a job had some time to kill and thought I'd take my trusts through maybe score some gear upgrades only to find I couldn't queue without going all the way back to 71 and levelling them up.... sod that.

Never looked st them since.

Kinda like squadrons. They Dont really do very much.

[Saberlink]

Trusts died. The moment I tried to use them and realised I had to level them up.

I never touched them in the msq as always ran dungeons with my friends. Then came a point where I was about 77 o a job had some time to kill and thought I'd take my trusts through maybe score some gear upgrades only to find I couldn't queue without going all the way back to 71 and levelling them up.... sod that.

Never looked st them since.

Kinda like squadrons. They Dont really do very much.

I do think squadron have more function compare to trust plus Squadron is important to someone who not in FC as the buff item get from them quite similar to FC buff.

[Verlyn]

I do think squadron have more function compare to trust plus Squadron is important to someone who not in FC as the buff item get from them quite similar to FC buff.

Squadron at least can be a nice secondary source of EXP manuals and pre-80 gathering/crafting scrips.

Endgame Trusts I feel they went the wrong way about doing it. Instead of having to raise their experience level, which means most people will be stuck only being able to Holminster Switch if they don't grind them, have their level be synced to the dungeon and have running them raise a relationship level or something. Make the AI more efficient as you fight with them, and have them do flavor dialogue and give you gifts as you rank them up. Also the ability to bring one into the Open World (and consequently, have your Company Chocobo able to become a proper dungeon trust) would be neat. If only because it gives us more interaction with the characters (and a chance to do something with this bird we worked so hard to raise).