Final Fantasy XIV (Guide in first post)
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Rezz
Mr. Poopybutthole
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Sure, Elrezz Darkraven can. I'm sure Rexie Soulstar and Jaen Mandar can as well.
Look at me volunteering folks.
Well, I'm about 3/5th the way through and have gotten about 3/5th the way to lvl 51, so probably not a huge deal
AladainAF
Best Rabbit
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Unless they require Lucis tools for the next "blue" weapon at 60, then no. If they require lucis though, then you obviously need to do it.
It's also nice because a lot of the newer stuff still needs old mats.
The music in the Library Dungeon is the fucking worst in a video game of all time. Like some of the other music is amazing, I'm not sure how they missed that one.
They aren't the hardest things in the world. My guess is it will be easier the AK was back in the day.
Malkav
French Madman
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Yeah, elevator music, damn.
And Amdapor was one thing with the wall... But wait until the DF bad has to pick up totems in Neverreap...
The number of pugs I had fall off on that wall was amazing. At that point the gear wasn't great as you were rolling around in half darklight and half leveling gear. If someone fell off it was pretty much a wipe.
How bad are law tomes to get? Do you get extra for doing roulette or is it just from bosses?
How bad are law tomes to get? Do you get extra for doing roulette or is it just from bosses?
Gilgamel
A Man Chooses....
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Wondering if someone could give me some info on how things work at the endgame. Hard to find good info.
#1 Itemization. Right now I have paladin and warrior at 31, trying to decide which to pick. It seems like they each have their strengths and weaknesses, but I was wondering if the gear at the end is class specific or just heavy/light/medium etc. If I leveled them both to 50 would I be looking at two separate sets of gear, or just changing weapons basically?
#2 People say you can level all jobs on one character, but if attribute resets cost 10k seals is that really viable? If I level up a dps job will it be gimped if I have my tank attributes up all the time, or is there really offspecing?
#3 Is there anywhere to see what the benefits of each crafting skill are? Obviously you can repair but it's hard to find out just how useful each crafting skill is, especially since much of the good gear comes from smaller instances(4/8). Is it worth doing?
Anyway, cool game. Hoping to get to 60 soonish and see the new expansion. I like the idea of smaller group stuff being the endgame.
#1 Itemization. Right now I have paladin and warrior at 31, trying to decide which to pick. It seems like they each have their strengths and weaknesses, but I was wondering if the gear at the end is class specific or just heavy/light/medium etc. If I leveled them both to 50 would I be looking at two separate sets of gear, or just changing weapons basically?
#2 People say you can level all jobs on one character, but if attribute resets cost 10k seals is that really viable? If I level up a dps job will it be gimped if I have my tank attributes up all the time, or is there really offspecing?
#3 Is there anywhere to see what the benefits of each crafting skill are? Obviously you can repair but it's hard to find out just how useful each crafting skill is, especially since much of the good gear comes from smaller instances(4/8). Is it worth doing?
Anyway, cool game. Hoping to get to 60 soonish and see the new expansion. I like the idea of smaller group stuff being the endgame.
#1 just changing weapons
#2 attributes are different for each class so no need to respec (P.S. - on tank put everything in to strength.)
#3 I wouldn't worry about crafting to start unless you are super in to that kind of thing. It's a fairly involved system. Repairing gear is generally more costly then just going to a vendor to repair. The gear you make is generally worse or on par with dungeon gear and the raid gear is superior. Crafting is mostly for vanity items.
#2 attributes are different for each class so no need to respec (P.S. - on tank put everything in to strength.)
#3 I wouldn't worry about crafting to start unless you are super in to that kind of thing. It's a fairly involved system. Repairing gear is generally more costly then just going to a vendor to repair. The gear you make is generally worse or on par with dungeon gear and the raid gear is superior. Crafting is mostly for vanity items.