Please add a way to report people cheating from a quick menu.

[KageTokage]

The Lalafell bots are actually a hold-over from when they were optimal for BLM due to getting an extra cast before they had to switch to Umbral Ice thanks to racial stats (Though the normalized MP pools have made that irrelevant).

There seems to be two distinct groups of gil farmers; one that uses Lalafell BLM/WHM and another that uses Hyur BRD/WHM. I've also noticed the latter group tends to go cross-world when leveling/farming...again for reasons I haven't the foggiest clue about. Why they'd go to an already crowded server like Cactuar instead of a lower population where they're less likely be noticed is anyone's guess.

[Awha]

Could be true, but it seems like there are a good amount of crafters that have ridiculous amount of gil stored up, this alone would I think make the gil price for a sub very high to the point that it would be hard for RMT to compete.

I don't think there will be enough supply for those gill billionaires to have free real money sub for years, thus the price will naturally go way up to adjust to the demand.

Unless I'm overestimating the wealth of many gillionaires.

It is a fine line in terms of time it takes to earn the gil and how quickly you tokens sell. If the tokens cost too much gil that they do not move quickly then in theory rmt could sustain a supply of gil while undercutting the sub price for SE.

Though the same could he said if the price is too low, and bots can still keep up with the gil demand. FFXIV is a boring dream in terms of gathering, setting up scripts to blaze through old content as a form of passive income. The price point would be tricky. Too high rmt could undercut the sub price too low and even modest gillionaries would be able to stockpile sub time. Which is not a bad thing, and I would love to have something to use my gil on.

Just do not know if the system would work in FFXIV due to how generally low value gil holds in this game. Not many money sinks in place.