Relics and Mythics for everyone!
Gifts go up to a whopping 550 JP now.
Holy shit.
Holy damn, between the new mog safe, AoE display, added soloability in quests I thought forgotten and Rhapsodies rewards I think I might return after all.
How soloable is Rhapsodies supposed to be?
Also, did they ever tweak that Bastok/Dangruf quest "All By Myself"?
This update is insane.
Yeah, I'm loving it. Now they just need to fix hMP's and cinder/dross.
Well there appears to be ilevel Voidwatch armor, so maybe that will drive interest somehow. Plus trusts can be used in VW now.
Well there appears to be ilevel Voidwatch armor, so maybe that will drive interest somehow. Plus trusts can be used in VW now.
That'll help, but you'll still need procs, so drop rates probably need to be increased a bit. Maybe a KI that increases item drop rates in Voidwatch?
Also, does the AoE display work on songs/rolls?
For my own edification:Of course, there is still a ton of information--such as using sparks to make gil while you level your first job, the importance of A.M.A.N. Vouchers, the differences between Fields of Valor and Grounds of Valor, what I should be spending my login points on, etc etc--that I haven't seen all in one place.
No shit. Gonna afterglow my twash if they do that.Yeah, I'm loving it. Now they just need to fix hMP's and cinder/dross.
Is there anyone on who can distribute pearls for the GAF LS on Sylph? I checked around the concierges earlier today and they were cleaned out. My character's name is Parshias.
Gonna see if I can work through those new missions, the key items sound sweet. Not sure if I'll be able to finish the last one solo since I'm only Lv. 76.
It depends in part on what advanced class you're interested in. The short answer is "either way works."should I just focus on leveling a class to 75 or 99 and then worry about doing the class quests like ninja later
It depends in part on what advanced class you're interested in. The short answer is "either way works."
Obviously taking a basic class like THF all the way to 99 is beneficial for a lot of reasons, and you can then go on an "other job unlocking spree" using that class, then switch it to your subjob afterwards.
But if you're sure you want to be a NIN first and foremost, you could level something like WAR or THF to 50, easily high enough to do the Ninja quest, and then level Ninja with the other as your subjob all the way to 99. Some jobs--particularly spellcasting jobs, including Ninja--require a bit of gil to work with as you need to buy spells and/or materials to cast them. If you're short on funds, all the more reason to level to 99 first and make enough money to support your next chosen job. (Ninja in particular, if you're willing to quest for the spells, is now quite cheap on the materials front, fortunately).
There are two weeks left in the double XP campaign, that plus the whopping 90% bonus to all earned XP once you complete the new Rhapsody quest means you can't go wrong either way, everything will level quickly. If you have a full 30 Records of Eminence objectives active at all times, you'll have enough sparks for money and gear in short order too.
It depends in part on what advanced class you're interested in. The short answer is "either way works."
Obviously taking a basic class like THF all the way to 99 is beneficial for a lot of reasons, and you can then go on an "other job unlocking spree" using that class, then switch it to your subjob afterwards.
But if you're sure you want to be a NIN first and foremost, you could level something like WAR or THF to 50, easily high enough to do the Ninja quest, and then level Ninja with the other as your subjob all the way to 99. Some jobs--particularly spellcasting jobs, including Ninja--require a bit of gil to work with as you need to buy spells and/or materials to cast them. If you're short on funds, all the more reason to level to 99 first and make enough money to support your next chosen job. (Ninja in particular, if you're willing to quest for the spells, is now quite cheap on the materials front, fortunately).
There are two weeks left in the double XP campaign, that plus the whopping 90% bonus to all earned XP once you complete the new Rhapsody quest means you can't go wrong either way, everything will level quickly. If you have a full 30 Records of Eminence objectives active at all times, you'll have enough sparks for money and gear in short order too.
When level can the new Rhapsody quest be done at?
I caved in and resubbed - been away since October.
I'm glad you can have more simultaneous RoE quests along with everything else, that way I can always have all the crystal spoils ones active. I'll probably have to read about the unity stuff, since that's a new task as well, and I noticed I'm yet to do the 2nd level syncing task there.
Do people still makes Gusgen skeleton parties for early levels?
Sylph won't necessarily do things like Leviathan, but I wonder if that might still be a viable spot to get that task out of the way. If not, are there other places where one might find a group of lower level jobs trying to raise them?
I dont think thats popular anymore with the rise of trusts. But I can say that you can fight stuff in the new Escha zone starting at level 50, so you could potentially start acquiring points to do high level stuff very early on. There's enough newer folks on that it shouldnt be hard to find people to level sync with, plus you can summon 4 trusts now if you clear rhapsodies.
Is there an order to play expansion? Should I finish the "vanilla" mission before starting "Zilart", then COP? Should I play in "release date order"?
I would like to avoid some spoilers from later expansion if possible
I read this some there is some progression" blocker" http://wiki.ffxiclopedia.org/wiki/Category:Missions but seeing rhapsody intro with my lv 3 character while zoning back to town got me confused (should I recognized this guy from another mission?) . Also people said you have to do abyssea at lv30
(also should I post here or in the "festival of goddess" thread?)
Is there an order to play expansion? Should I finish the "vanilla" mission before starting "Zilart", then COP? Should I play in "release date order"?
I would like to avoid some spoilers from later expansion if possible
Also people said you have to do abyssea at lv30
It helps a lot with leveling (I haven't actually tried the Abyssea La Theine worm parties, but spent plenty in the Abyssea Altepa doll ones), but the bulk of the content is best enjoyed at higher levels. It's nice to get you up to speed by the time regular leveling becomes slower, and almost throws gear at you if you spend enough time efficiently there.
No shit. Gonna afterglow my twash if they do that.
Isn't it 3000 dross to afterglow it? That's a lot. Unless it drops like candy I can't even imagine getting that many, lol.
I've been spending a ton of time on various wikis, trying to catch up on everything I've missed since I stopped playing. (a shitload, as it turns out) I'll definitely be spending the next week or so just leveling to 99 and finishing off various quests for new jobs and some mission stuff, but I'm not sure where to go from there. Some of the FFXIAH class guides have some good gear recommendations, but I'm not sure where to start.
What kinds of content should I be reasonably able to solo as a Lv. 99 with the basic sparks gear and trusts? It seems like the big end-game stuff nowadays is Delve, (?) but I think I have quite a bit of legwork to do before jumping into that.
For anybody using Windower, did the MobCompass addon break for you after the Tuesday update?
Yeah, for the Abyssea stuff, make sure you talk to Joachim at 30 to get your stones started and such
once you talk to him the first time his storehouse just grows without your interaction, you can hold a max of 3 stones at a time, more once you have certain KIsShould I be visiting him every day to collect a stone?
Im about 90% sure you dont lose them, though they arent that useful anymoreDo you still lose all your outpost warps if you change home country? I never had a chance to try out the other two nation's storylines because I didn't want to lose my warps, since I think they got deleted even if you switched back. I guess they're less important now that there are a hundred million ways to teleport around, but having all three starting zones outpost warps is kinda cool and I don't wanna lose it.
Do you still lose all your outpost warps if you change home country? I never had a chance to try out the other two nation's storylines because I didn't want to lose my warps, since I think they got deleted even if you switched back. I guess they're less important now that there are a hundred million ways to teleport around, but having all three starting zones outpost warps is kinda cool and I don't wanna lose it.
tl;dr: Playing them in release order would be safest. For a convoluted web of dependencies: ...
There's no real requirement to play them by release order, although it help when it comes to recognizing some characters and plot points.
You can only really start Zilart after beating the common branch of the nation missions anyway.
It might be a better idea to look at it in terms of lowest level required to do the initial missions for each path.
once you talk to him the first time his storehouse just grows without your interaction, you can hold a max of 3 stones at a time, more once you have certain KIs