Petition: Don't allow two home points!

[AlexNiculaie]

Well ya it does correlate to difficulty, mental difficulty. If you spent the time riding somewhere, you will be kinda mentally fatigued when you do the fight, thus being less effective during the fight.

Also the faster you can travel places the faster you can get stuff, thus making it easier to get better stuff, thus making the game easier because you had to spend x time getting somewhere. If we didn't have teleports or what have you, non of you would have all classes 50.

What? LoL Who the hell gets mental fatigue from riding a chocobo, or waiting on airships? Seriously, this is the most outlandish statement I have seen in this thread so far. As for leveling fast, you honestly think that one had to travel far to level? If someone wants to level a job fast, they don't need to even leave a zone. It's utterly ignorant to think that not having teleports would somehow prevent anyone from having all 50's with the current leveling format.

[nokinator]

can i petition to stop petitioning?

[Denmark]

I read through this whole thread and still fail to see how having a inn HP and a real HP is a game breaking mechanic. I for one support this 100% if only for the fact that having a 2nd city to freely go to at any time may make it so other market wards are useful and halt the block on the uldah one that has stopped half the server from being able to sell goods.

[Delmontyb]

I am fine with having two return points, I like the idea even.

[NoctisUmbra]

Well ya it does correlate to difficulty, mental difficulty. If you spent the time riding somewhere, you will be kinda mentally fatigued when you do the fight, thus being less effective during the fight.

Also the faster you can travel places the faster you can get stuff, thus making it easier to get better stuff, thus making the game easier because you had to spend x time getting somewhere. If we didn't have teleports or what have you, non of you would have all classes 50 but only a few.

Ok, I was gonna stop with the stop it post, but really? I thought I read some dumb things before, but this....

You can't be serious with that argument.

[mikefmc]

they want vindictus. im telling ya

[nokinator]

I LIKE COOKIES!!!

[Aver]

What? LoL Who the hell gets mental fatigue from riding a chocobo, or waiting on airships? Seriously, this is the most outlandish statement I have seen in this thread so far. As for leveling fast, you honestly think that one had to travel far to level? If someone wants to level a job fast, they don't need to even leave a zone. It's utterly ignorant to think that not having teleports would somehow prevent anyone from having all 50's with the current leveling format.

Obviously sheer boredom is mental fatigue, duh.

Only it's not.

Also, as players/people with lives outside of the game, time is a precious commodity. Should you want to hit the walk button and turtle your way to a camp/city, it's on you. I however have things to do, and seeing the same zones I've seen countless times and memorized the quickest paths to get through is not really high on my list of priorities.

There's "adventuring," and there's tedium. This game is already striking a fine balance between the two.

[Saruhiko]

And people wonder why this game is dead. Two homepoints would be a great addition to this game.

[Rokien]

Ok, I was gonna stop with the stop it post, but really? I thought I read some dumb things before, but this....

You can't be serious with that argument.

I am 100% serious my friend. http://www.leisureauto.com/bbx/426387-426898.html

Doing something will cause boredom which in return causes mental fatigue which in return doesn't let you function at full potential.

Also, I know lots of you wouldn't be motivated to choco/walk all the way out to an area everyday to level, but only on occasions, so, therefor lots of you people with lots of 50s wouldn't have those 50s(some would most wouldn't). Also lets not forget ifrit weapons, less people would have full ifrit weapons if we had to walk to GRID everytime we won, also we wouldn't have beat it soo soon as well because of less times of trying.

So yes, traveling is a challenge of its own.