Whats in 1.23a..?

[Delsus]

Well you kill Ifrit and Garuda officially on GC quests too but they still have hard modes after the fact

If you read what Louisiox says Ifrit (can't remember Garuda) doesn't actually die, he just gets wounded then absorbs the aether to become even more powerful, it would also be why the ifrit hard mode quest is called "Ifrit Bleeds, We Can Kill it" also showing we just wound him in easy mode.

[Sehro]

hmm i dont know :/

but better be something interesting other than Dalamud getting closer and a new GC quest.

and will there be a new quest that requires finishing "To Kill a Raven" ? cause i didnt finish it yet -_-

[yoshikwalla]

Well you kill Ifrit and Garuda officially on GC quests too but they still have hard modes after the fact

You don't kill them as much as stop them and return them to the plane from whence they came. Darnus isn't a primal - he's a strong member of the Garlean Legate who was fed power by Dalamud. That's all. Primals are offworldly non-corporeal beasts summoned forth from the rift by the beastmen. There's a difference.

Also, when Darnus died his essence was returned to Dalamud so there is a chance he will be summed forth - albeit a very far-off one.

[Reiterpallasch]

Why does everyone think the wandering minstrel needs to die? He's a wandering minstrel after all, he could simply just wander away.

[Reika]

Why does everyone think the wandering minstrel needs to die? He's a wandering minstrel after all, he could simply just wander away.

This time he wondered to the wrong place at the wrong time.

[Ksenia]

The Wandering Minstrel becomes a Garuda and all our Goodbue awaken and rip our arms out of their sockets.

[Delsus]

Why does everyone think the wandering minstrel needs to die? He's a wandering minstrel after all, he could simply just wander away.

We are thinking something happens to him because of Yoshi-P's cryptic reply when the question was posed to him and with Yoshi-P cryptic replies usually means something secret.

[Hulan]

If you read what Louisiox says Ifrit (can't remember Garuda) doesn't actually die, he just gets wounded then absorbs the aether to become even more powerful, it would also be why the ifrit hard mode quest is called "Ifrit Bleeds, We Can Kill it" also showing we just wound him in easy mode.

Actually, I believe it's called "Ifrit Bleeds, We Can Kill It" because of the Governator and his law requiring at least one Predater reference in all entertainment released in California.

Disclaimer: This post may containing truths of the stretched variety.

[Nuru]

Incoming Dalamud Mount.

[Starlord]

Soooooooo.. About that Drake Mount....