Quote Originally Posted by Ravenblade1979 View Post
The only thing on your list that's useless is the achievement points. Once you gain all the items from it then they useless.

The rest however have uses.

Company Seals: if ya owned a fc, would realize the uses of these. They used to help you get fuel for airship/sub expeditions. Helps you to get a permit to add another of those. There's some housing items but beyond that. Yeah it's buffs. Which if you don't find important. Well that's on you. Buffs also aren't "selfish".

I run heat of the battle 2 and reduced rates 2 for my fc to help them. Also not sure how any of those are "too selfish" and "situational" for the fc when all serve a purpose.

Poetics: used for literally all old stuff but no matter how you wanna say farming is a pain. There's alot of pieces of gear that are only from dungeons. So I'm not sure what you want them to do. Sounds like you want it more dumbed down so you can be lazy and get it all for mere poetics.

Bi-color gems: the shared fate system was actually introduced in shadowbringers. It really wouldn't make sense to go back and change the literal system from arr-stormblood. Especially when they did mats and orchestrions, tt cards way different. It would mean a total overhaul of the entire system.

Plus if you were so inclined and driven. Could make a killing off what the current system offers. Always people looking for housing items or mats from bi-color.

White scrip: if you got no idea what this even is then do not include it. However, since you mentioned.

There's two types. Crafter and gatherer. There's also purple but that's a max level thing. Anyways, with white scrip you can get alot from either. Materials, housing items, gear, Mastercraft and master gathering books.

I know I'm not even remembering everything but yeah. Probably best for you to find out in game what this is and how useful this scrip is.
I agree with everything you posted, also Materia is a big one from scrips tbh can sell them or they are incredibly useful for getting melds done.