What Is The Point Of Leveling Trusts?

[SturmChurro]

Trusts are a waste of development resources. Let's be real.

[Canadane]

I use them as they're often faster than many player groups. ;-;

[MoonPhaseAlpha]

You get all the loot!

This^

I ran Holminster Switch to level them up and got the new Dohn Trellis outdoor furnishing. No competition for it. All mine!

[Pintsized]

Trusts are a waste of development resources. Let's be real.

Far from it, it provides a means to avoid PUGs, which I'm all for, PUGs in this game are a crap-shoot I prefer to avoid if at all possible, especially when trying to clear a new dungeon in the MSQ.

Now, if SE would only make the usable in Trials the world would be a far better place.

[Lium]

You get 50 Tomestones of Allegory at 80. As a DPS, that is wonderful for me.

[Mahoukenshi]

Trusts are a waste of development resources. Let's be real.

No. Trusts are trust-aststic. Don't like them, then don't use them instead of internet tough talk.

[LaylaTsarra]

No. Trusts are trust-aststic. Don't like them, then don't use them instead of internet tough talk.

They are a great addition to the game for many of us. They aren't for everyone but I use them all the time.

[Fawkes]

I outleveled them too fast and hate that you have to level them in multiple groups as a certain role. So I'll probably never get to use them again outside of the one time scenario mode for new dungeons.

[SturmChurro]

No. Trusts are trust-aststic. Don't like them, then don't use them instead of internet tough talk.

I literally have no idea what you mean here. "Internet tough talk"? How was that "internet tough talk"?

Like I said earlier, I haven't done a single trust.

[Reap00]

That's the problem right there,

In order to level them you have to run the same dungeons over and over again in a row. You're going to get so sick of those dungeons that you will never want to play them a gain... so it defeats the purpose of it.

It doesn't defeat the purpose. If you are bored then run it on another job. If you don't want to do that do something else.