we should limit it not remove it i work 2 jobs so need be able to get to some places fast
we should limit it not remove it i work 2 jobs so need be able to get to some places fast
Uh, where? This community is sick. I mean, where people prefer time sink instead of a insta teleport?
try to travel from limsa to coerthas, cut 50% of time (what a normal mount is) and return here saying: we don't want teleport.
what do I want? gimme 15 mins cooldown and infinite anima.
what about chocobos? hmmm I need new recipes for cooking... or you can use them for some hidden place (they can jump for example) or use special roads, or simply for exploring. Really, it's only a fat chicken. A symbol, so I would like to see it, but I don't wanna sacrifice time for it. Zero, nothing. The game is already so sloooooow.
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15 minutes is too short, it essentially removes the need for alternative transport and that just kills something that's been a major part FF games in the past. They want this to feel like a full MMO world, not a few camps that you zip between as and when you need to. Furthermore, it's an mmorpg, these things aren't known for their lack of preparation time and I think that's part of what people like about them in some ways.Uh, where? This community is sick. I mean, where people prefer time sink instead of a insta teleport?
try to travel from limsa to coerthas, cut 50% of time (what a normal mount is) and return here saying: we don't want teleport.
what do I want? gimme 15 mins cooldown and infinite anima.
what about chocobos? hmmm I need new recipes for cooking... or you can use them for some hidden place (they can jump for example) or use special roads, or simply for exploring. Really, it's only a fat chicken. A symbol, so I would like to see it, but I don't wanna sacrifice time for it. Zero, nothing. The game is already so sloooooow.
I agree Anima should be there as a sort of quick method of meeting friends or something, but I think it needs to be kept away from being the best mode of transport. Perhaps once chocobos etc are implemented it should work on a 3-charge system, where you get 3 at the start of the day that can be used whenever. This would give casuals a way of getting to where they want quickly (they wouldnt care so much about using them within an hour or two period), whereas people wanting to do more would have to make use of alternative methods (assuming that the time it takes to get around is reasonable)?
3-charge might be too stingy, but you know, just speculating here.
EDIT: Also, god no to riding 'mechas'. What's the point in adventuring when you can get a pair of mechanical legs and drop kick those dodos in the face?
Last edited by Sephr; 04-08-2011 at 09:22 PM.
They already said Magitek would be in the game eventually, and that even players might have access to it. I don't see Magitek as being anything more then a Robot Chocobo at this point though.15 minutes is too short, it essentially removes the need for alternative transport and that just kills something that's been a major part FF games in the past. They want this to feel like a full MMO world, not a few camps that you zip between as and when you need to. Furthermore, it's an mmorpg, these things aren't known for their lack of preparation time and I think that's part of what people like about them in some ways.
I agree Anima should be there as a sort of quick method of meeting friends or something, but I think it needs to be kept away from being the best mode of transport. Perhaps once chocobos etc are implemented it should work on a 3-charge system, where you get 3 at the start of the day that can be used whenever. This would give casuals a way of getting to where they want quickly (they wouldnt care so much about using them within an hour or two period), whereas people wanting to do more would have to make use of alternative methods (assuming that the time it takes to get around is reasonable)?
3-charge might be too stingy, but you know, just speculating here.
EDIT: Also, god no to riding 'mechas'. What's the point in adventuring when you can get a pair of mechanical legs and drop kick those dodos in the face?
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If you have an aetherite, you have already traveled until that spot. 100 points of anima limit the gameplay.15 minutes is too short, it essentially removes the need for alternative transport and that just kills something that's been a major part FF games in the past. They want this to feel like a full MMO world, not a few camps that you zip between as and when you need to. Furthermore, it's an mmorpg, these things aren't known for their lack of preparation time and I think that's part of what people like about them in some ways.
I agree Anima should be there as a sort of quick method of meeting friends or something, but I think it needs to be kept away from being the best mode of transport. Perhaps once chocobos etc are implemented it should work on a 3-charge system, where you get 3 at the start of the day that can be used whenever. This would give casuals a way of getting to where they want quickly (they wouldnt care so much about using them within an hour or two period), whereas people wanting to do more would have to make use of alternative methods (assuming that the time it takes to get around is reasonable)?
3-charge might be too stingy, but you know, just speculating here.
Why do players prefer stay in Ul'dah and they don't move to Limsa and Gridania?
Because the time sink and the anima cost.
1. Ul'dah, take leves
2. Aetherite is at 15-20 mins walking. Ok teleport. (6 base) 3 anima
3 secondary node. Another anima.
4 do leves.
(4 anima points spent)
now what? I have secondary node saved. I can teleport back in Ul'dah for 2 points. tomorrow I'll return to (3.) for 1 anima point. OR
5. teleport to Gridania/Limsa 2 points
6. take levequests
7. teleport (6-3 anima points)
8. secondary node (1 point)
9. teleport to another aetherite 3 points
10. secondary node 1 point
11. do leves
12. teleport to limsa/gridania
(12+4= 16 anima points in 36 hours)
exit game
And I'm talking about all registered aetherite, without any local leve.
with 15 mins CD, I'm forced to walk/ride to reach the secondary aetherite, or wait 15 mins.
Did you have do the lev30 conj quest? the one in owl nest? try it without any teleport (as I have bravely done) and tell me if you really want that kind of time sink everyday for every quest.
I don't. Players can do mistakes, teleporting in wrong places, people can have only 30-40 minutes, people can simply hate to lose time, because they want be in the center of the action asap. If a player prefer walk or ride for hours, I'm no one to say you cannot do that, but at the same time I don't wanna limitations about how I prefer play. If I wanna ride, I'll ride, if I don't wanna ride, I don't.
I have 10,000 needles,
I'm not a weaver,
and I'm not scared to use them.
This. I think it would be good to bring back a feature like this. you can use it like the outpost features in FFXI by going to the adventurer guilds and paying a fee to outpost to an area (Camp) you have already been to. This type of feature may also make more sense once Companies are setup as a way of getting to areas your company controls.
Players 'might' have access to it. Magitek is in the game already in the form of Garlean technology.
Having access to airship rides, having access to magically driven machines of any variety (these can be stationary too, remember?) =/= jet packs.Magitek is the blanket term for magic-powered machines, such as airships, in Hydaelyn. The word originated in Final Fantasy VI and applied to aircraft, land transport and other machinery capable of manipulating magic
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeell... a reason for an old fashio style of transportation other than teleport/warp(wathever you call it) and why animas be limited is simple as this... we are suposed to be adventurers in a morpgs right? isnt exploring a big part of it?.... well if you go to anywhere thanks to teleport in secs as your will... where it leaves exploring? i bet if animas were unlimited no one would ever go far beyond the camps near aetherites, kinda boring and that wouldnt be so adventuring. imagine 2 gamers chit chat: "man a guy got me to all the aetherites, i never got to run far away to anywhere, so idk where is each camp cause i never ran to them".... now that would be so sad... also remember... someone have to go to aetherites first to aquire it... and how we knows SE not planing to add some places that dont have aetherite? aetherites are great method of transportation that to me are killin the true feeling of go out towns to adventure...
I say get rid of anima, and just require a gil amount to get to where you need. Perhaps:
500 gil to main city/registered point within same region, or secondary node (that you've already obtained) from a camp
1000 gil to non-registered point within region, or city outside of current region
1500 gil for all else (non-registered points outside of region).
I 100% agree with the need to add an Escape spell (takes you to the entrance of a dungeon), but Teleport spells (a la FFXIV) wouldn't make sense as there's too many places to port to, even if it were just for camps.
Last edited by Theplatter; 04-09-2011 at 01:34 AM.
This game is not WoW; if you want WoW, go play WoW. If you get butthurt when people mention Final Fantasy XI, then shut up about WoW.As much as it might hurt you, and as much as someone else brings the balance issues up, FFXI had the jobs right. And, you know, this is a FF, and I don't see you guys complaining about people asking for WoW things. So please.
Also, it's not like this dev team is being true to the roots of the jobs anyway.
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